International conflicts and Vietnam war updates flash across globe
The Johnson Administration again bars Hanoi and Haiphong from bombing, with reports of limits within 10 miles of the two cities. US planes strike Dong Hoi, Mu Gia Pass, and nearby targets while Marines fight near the DMZ, incurring casualties. In Hue, a hotel housing ICG aides is hit. King calls for peace through the Pacem in Terris conference. In Bonn a defector MIG jet is returned to US custody. De Gaulle visits Rome amid Europe summit tensions. In Moscow the KGB leadership purge continues with Semichastny reassigned and Andropov taking over.
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Pentagon Freezes 3700 AF Pilots Amid Vietnam Strain
The Air Force will freeze active duty retirements and resignations for up to 3700 regular officers from colonel down to meet future needs and maintain experienced leadership. The move follows Vietnam war demands, with many veterans reassigned from desk jobs to cockpits to support expanded air operations.
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Irish ties mark new U S cardinals and Kennedy events
The report notes several newly named U S cardinals with Irish roots including Archbishop Krol of Philadelphia and Archbishop O Boyle of Washington along with Cody of Chicago and Brennan of Shenandoah, plus Pope Paul VI naming 27 new cardinals to boost American rank. It also covers JFK birthday observances with mass at Hyannis Port, stamp tribute by Postmaster General O Brien, and miscellaneous public notices and incidents.
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