Thieu vows 1969 troop replacement in new year address
South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu pledged in a New Year broadcast that his forces should gradually bear more of the fighting and defend themselves with the Allies' support. He did not specify numbers, though past notes suggested a possible U.S. withdrawal of up to one division by mid 1969.
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Record Traffic Carnage Forecast For New Year Holiday
National Safety Council projects 200 to 260 deaths in 30 hour holiday period ending midnight Wednesday. Report highlights add to national tensions as officials warn of dangers on highways during New Year celebrations.
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NASA earns Soviet praise as Apollo 8 leaves track
Ten Russians sent a warm telegram to Apollo 8 crew Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders praising the flight calling it a noble goal and a milestone while noting continued earth benefits. The message came as the astronauts planned a New Year holiday with their wives after briefings.
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