Ouster of Lt General Thi Sparks South Viet Nam Turmoil
South Viet Nam's military government met for three hours to discuss the ouster of Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi and Buddhist reform demands. Informants said no decision on action against the Buddhists was made. Thi, ousted from government and 1st Corps commander post, spoke at a Da Nang rally denouncing Saigon while pledging solidarity with the people and soldiers. U.S. officials worried unrest could trigger a government crisis and hurt the war effort.
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Ugly Duckling Submarine Finds H-Bomb in Med Sea Search
Washington reports Alvin the submarine gained fame by locating the missing hydrogen bomb after a January crash near Spain. Built for oceanography, the 22 foot craft aided by Aluminaut scanned the Mediterranean depths, costing 575000 and named for Woods Hole scientist Allan Vine.
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Wheat King Campbell Dies After Long Illness at 86
Thomas Donald Campbell known as the Montana wheat king and head of Campbell Farming Co died in Pasadena at 86 after four years of illness. He built a 95,000 acre wheat and flax operation and credited soil management. A former lieutenant colonel in World War II he retired as a brigadier general and advised federal agricultural officials. He leaves a widow and three daughters.
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Americans Out of Area U S B52s Strike Fallen Camp
U S Air Force B52 bombers from Guam struck the Ashan Special Forces camp that fell to North Vietnamese forces last week. The attack, ordered after intelligence confirmed Americans were accounted for, aimed to deter remaining enemy forces and support troops. Ground actions near Saigon and Da Nang yielded mixed results with several engagements and casualties, while air strikes targeted routes to the Ho Chi Minh Trail and key supply sites in North and South Viet Nam.
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China Senate Hearings Stir Tug of War Over Perspectives
Senate Foreign Relations panel debates witness balance in China hearings. Professors favor open U.S. dialogue with Beijing while critics push for broader viewpoints. Testimony suggested potential U.S. escalation risks in Southeast Asia and debate over China’s UN status.
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Columbia Professor to Deliver Franklin Memorial Lecture
Columbia University chemistry professor Harry B. Gray will give the 18th E. C. Franklin memorial lecture at Kansas University. He will speak on Metal Stabilization of Unusual Ligand Structures at 8 15 p m Wednesday in Room 411 Sumnerfield Hall, sponsored by Phi Lambda Upsilon honorary chemistry fraternity.
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Columbia University
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Kansas University
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