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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1966

Page

2

Fresh Fighting In Vietnam Sees 250 Communists Killed

The report notes light enemy casualties in two days of delta fighting, raising Communist deaths to 250. U.S. command tallies 74 American service members killed last week, total 5,566, with 432 wounded. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses reach 993, while South Vietnamese deaths rise to 160. The weekly kill ratio stands at 3.4 to 1 in favor of allies. U.S. strength up to 331,000 in the south with 50,000 allied forces.

U.S TNE U.S. Command South Viet Nam

Texas-Size Bed Hunted in Manila

The Manila Hotel interior planners discovered no bed large enough for Mr. Johnson, height 6 feet 3 inches, prompting a security minded plan to arrange a special bed with a new mattress and springs for his use during the seven-nation Viet Nam summit. An order for the bed is to be sent to a local firm.

Manila Mr. Johnson Summit Secretariat Viet Nam Johnson Washington, D.C

Antinuclear hopes rise in U S Soviet talks at UN

The United States and Soviet Union signaled potential progress toward a nuclear nonproliferation treaty as the arms debate opened in New York. Nikolai Fedorenko cited no insurmountable obstacles while urging concrete deeds to back statements from U S leaders. Ambassador Arthur Goldberg noted a promising mood but said talks remain exploratory with notable differences.

United Nations N.Y Soviet Union United States Nikolai 1 Fedorenko U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Johnson Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko

Holt and LBJ Push Viet Nam War in Australia

Johnson and wife arrive in Canberra for a three day visit as Australia nears general elections on Nov 28. The president notes a widening “community of people” feeling responsible for Vietnam. Australia contributes about 4,500 troops among allied forces totaling over a million in Southeast Asia. Demonstrators challenge him at the hotel but he proceeds with courtesy calls and an unscheduled dinner, slipping in through a back entrance.

Viet Nam Johnson Manila Seven Nations South Viet Nam Australia United States New Zealand South Korea Philippines Thailand Vietnam Labor Party Harold Holt Canberra Halt

Housewives Unite to Curb Los Angeles Food Prices

Los Angeles and Orange County housewives plan a joint grocery store boycott and price protest to curb rising food costs. Leaders Mrs Cook and Mrs Webby expect 1000 plus Orange County volunteers and broaden actions beyond L A. They seek transparency on retailer profits and trading stamps while limiting active roles to housewives with optional male volunteers.

Los Angeles Orange County Cook Nation Drive Hursday Phoenix Edward Cook Bue Na Park, Cochairman Hetty Weleba Tery Angeles Ditna Evila Begger van Nuys Shel Los Angeles Housewives

Women's Market Boycotts Spread Across Cities

A wave of drive and boycott actions spreads from Arizona to Colorado and Canada, targeting chain-store practices. Shoppers fear higher prices if overhead costs shift to consumers, while organizers press for an end to promotional gimmicks. In Denver, Mrs. Esther Peterson pushes FTC inquiry into the cost of supermarket games and stamps.

Buffalo Baton Rouge Carlsbad N.M Canada Toronto Montreal Tucson Phoenix Arizt Denver Super Market Institute Michael J. O'Connor Shasta County California Redding Esther Peterson O’connor FTC Paul Rand Dixon Peter Barasch Benjamin Rosenthal D-Nly

Jet Lands Safely After Wing Flap Loss

A B52 Stratofortress with ten aboard landed safely at Carswell Air Force Base after losing two thirds of a wing flap in flight. The jet circled North Central Texas and Oklahoma for eight hours burning fuel. A 24 foot flap section was the largest piece shed, heard as a thunderous crack. residents reported debris falling near Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Tex UPI Carswell Air Force Texas Oklahomia Karen Walker West Ridglea W.R. van Hamersveld

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