2 000 Communists vanish as GI patrols seek them in Vietnam
In central Vietnam on Highway 19 the 173rd Airborne Brigade rescued a trapped Vietnamese convoy and searched for about 2,000 Viet Cong guerrillas who vanished. Paratroopers report clear skies favoring defense and say weather may deter Viet Cong from engaging unless conditions worsen.
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U S Adopts ICRC War Rules for Viet Nam Prisons
President Johnson informed the International Red Cross that the United States will follow humanitarian principles in treating war prisoners civilians and hospitals in South Viet Nam. Secretary of State Rusk conveyed the pledge to the ICRC in Geneva and Viet Nam's government issued a similar guarantee. Moyers noted the hope others would follow while signaling no guarantee from the Communist side.
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Johnson to Ranch for Weekend Amid Diplomacy
President Johnson began a long weekend at his ranch after river diplomacy in Washington. He held informal talks with foreign envoys, hosted by Tack Valent Johnson, aboard the USS Sequoia with over 14 ambassadors. The trip aims to mix work with relaxation as plans for appointive posts are reviewed.
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Turkish MPs Lose $90 Raise After Court Ruling
Ankara reports the Turkish Constitutional Court overruled MPs' self voted raise of $90 a month, declaring the pay hike unconstitutional. The decision preserves MPs' salaries at existing levels pending further action.
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Sinatra snubbed grieving family aboard yacht
The father of a drowned crewman says Frank Sinatra and his party overlooked the family visiting the Southern Breeze at the Hudson River anchorage. He claims Sinatra did not send condolences and sought seclusion after a high profile cruise with Mia Farrow at his Fort Lee home.
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Fishermen Learn to Steal Depth Readings From Device
In FVERETT Washington an automatic river depth device hooked to a telephone transmitter can be tapped by those who know the unused number and code. West Coast Telephone Co reports anglers alter the unlisted numbers during fishing season to access the depth readings.
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Nation's Weather to United Press International
Temperature and precipitation table for a four hour period ending at 4am prepared by the S Weather Bureau at San.
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Record Highs and Lows Across Western States
Yesterday morning the Weather Bureau reported a high of 109 degrees at Philip South Dakota and Blythe California, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. The lowest temperature recorded was 40 degrees at Winnemucca Nevada.
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Ho Chi Minh demands U S acceptance before talks
North Vietnam leader Ho Chi Minh reiterated in a Le Monde interview that peace negotiations can begin only if Washington accepts Hanoi four point plan. He called for U S withdrawal from South Vietnam and end to foreign interference and urged peaceful reunification under Viet Minh leadership.
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U S Withdraws Diplomats From Brazzaville Over Mistreatment
The United States announces withdrawal of all diplomatic and consular staff from Brazzaville the capital of the former French Congo citing mistreatment of American officials by authorities. The move follows escalating tensions and signals a full pullout of mission personnel.
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Soviet to Ease U S Propaganda Push at Disarmament Talks
Western officials say Moscow may tone down anti U S rhetoric at the resumed disarmament conference under pressure from neutral nations Sweden and India. They note limited participation and hints of fatigue with polemics. the Congo dispute raises questions about U S diplomatic rights and possible steps to resume representation.
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