Hanoi hints shift in tale on troops in South Vietnam
Hanoi’s broadcast signals possible admission of North Vietnamese regulars in South Vietnam. The message from the People’s Army staff headquarters argues for united struggle against U S aggressors and follows six weeks of Paris talks. Paris diplomats say they will meet in Paris with leading U S figures to discuss Vietnam peace.
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Casualties Decline In Vietnam War As Week Ends
UPI reports last week saw lower casualties on both sides with 1,819 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed and 2,200 wounded among allies. South Vietnamese losses totaled 355 killed and 1,149 wounded as U.S. and allied forces note a general drop in active fighting. In London, Ralph Schoenman, antiwar figure, was arrested and deportation ordered after evading police for 10 days following illegal entry.
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Odd Fellows Meet in Lubbock and Local Notices
South Plains Encampment No 26 meets 8 pm at Odd Fellow Hall 1913 Ave K to confer the peace degree led by C E Pfingston. Memorial for WWI veteran Mrs Eula Hudson at Big Spring hospital features a piano gift. Two teen girls treated for facial lacerations after a 34th Street and Ave Q crash. Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reporter David Butler underwent surgery after a week as patient at Methodist Hospital.
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Veterans Administration honors 25 year service award recipients
Charles A. Masoner and J. L. Bagley were pictured receiving 25 year service awards at the Veterans Administration Outpatient Clinic during the annual employee recognition program. Dr. R. K. Horsman, clinic director, presented awards for service performance and suggestions.
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Israeli leaders urge mobilization amid Arab threat
In Jerusalem Defense Minister Moshe Dayan and Prime Minister Levi Eshkol warned Arabs seek Israel’s destruction and urged strengthening defense. Dayan urged arming, self production and airfield readiness as renewal of war looms. Eshkol accused Arabs of rejecting peace and delaying settlements until after further conflict.
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U S to ban British professionals under new immigration act
The United States ends the old quota system and abolishes regional limits as of midnight, shifting to a first come first served policy for all nations. Britain and other Western European countries face tighter backlogs while Italy Greece Portugal loom as major future sources of immigrants.
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