Reds Falter on Hamburger Hill After Night of Fighting
U S paratroopers and Vietnamese troops battle to seize the 3 000 foot peak overlooking the A Shau Valley ending indecisively with 28 North Vietnamese dead two U S paratroopers dead and 19 wounded. Col J B Conmy Jr calls it the fiercest fight since World War II. About 600 U S and 1st Division soldiers were dropped to pressure fortified bunkers at the crest.
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Hamburger Hill
A Shau
Europe
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U.S. 101Et Airborne Division
South Vietnam
1St Infantry Division
Kennedy urges space slowdown to fund domestic problems
President Kennedy calls for delaying lunar program to divert funds to poverty hunger pollution and housing. He supports finishing exploration before reallocating substantial space budget to Earthly priorities.
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Earth
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Fulbright Warns War College Of Militarism Erosion
Senator J W Fulbright accused U S military power of corroding democracy as he spoke at the National War College. He claimed the Defense Department has become a partisan force shaping policy, research, and public opinion, undermining democratic values. The remarks reflect his Vietnam era critique after years of focusing on military influence. He had previously spoken on military responsibility in policy formation eight years earlier.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
National War College
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The
War College
Defense Department
Congress
Jazz Giant Hawkins Dies at 64 in New York
Saxophonist Coleman Hawkins known as The Hawk died Monday in New York after a period of ill health. The influential jazz figure traced his career to 1923 with Fletcher Henderson and his Body and Soul recording became a classic.
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New York
Hawkins
the Hawk
Fletcher Henderson
Navy
Return of the Mini JOAN KENNEDY at the White House
Joan Kennedy arrived at the White House as guests attended a luncheon honoring senators wives. The encounter followed a separate federal suit in Chicago seeking over one million dollars from Roy M. Cohn over loans made during 1966 and 1967 while he chaired the bank advisory board.
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Raymond Black
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White House
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Dmass
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New York
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co
Cohn
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