Saturation B52 raid, DMZ clashes shake Vietnam war foes
U S planes bombed North Vietnam north of the DMZ in a three month first raid with heavy explosives. North Vietnamese artillery hit four Marine outposts south of the DMZ injuring eight Marines. B52 raids aimed to disrupt infiltration routes in the A Shau Valley and Hai Phong Hanoi supply chain. Kosygin mediates Viet Nam war per Yomiuri report. Eisenhower backs Panama Canal treaties amid protests. Karachi reports 100,000 homeless after 15 inches of rain. Hong Kong suffers night of explosions and riots. reports of Canton clashes fuel civil war fears.
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National Negro Leaders Urge End to Mob Violence
Four top civil rights leaders Dr. Martin Luther King Jr A Philip Randolph Roy Wilkins and Whitney M Young Jr urged Negroes to halt mob violence as a nationwide issue. They called killings arson and looting criminal and condemned inciters. President Johnson backed by Eisenhower urged lawfulness and unity.
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De Gaulle returns to Paris after Canada visit amid backlash
Charles de Gaulle flew into Paris early morning ending a Canadian trip that included a canceled Ottawa meeting with Lester Pearson. His Montreal outburst "Long live free Quebec" drew sharp editorials from Paris papers like Le Figaro, while de Gaulle defends his stance as France eyes social security reforms.
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Space Fund Plea
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