Reds Hit South Vietnam Elections Sabotage Ruse
In Saigon the communist sabotage incident targeted a bus near a rally where Thieu and rivals spoke for the upcoming election. Twenty two civilians were killed and six injured as Thieu urged talks if Hanoi shows goodwill while Ky signaled a hard stance and push for anti corruption moves. Tran Van Huong showed regional support among civilian candidates.
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Ground War Slacken as Air Offensives Continue Strait of Quang Ngai Battles
Reports from Saigon note Task Force Oregon focusing on guerrilla cleanup in Quang Ngai Province where 29 enemies were killed. Air operations persist across South Vietnam with seven American deaths and 46 wounded reported in Friday’s skirmishes. The four month drive in Quang Ngai is credited with breaking Viet Cong bases and a record-defection rate of about double last year, as election sabotage and terrorism mount ahead of a presidential vote.
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Venezuela seeks tighter curbs on Cuba subversion
Caracas hands Western Hemisphere diplomats a policy package to tighten measures against Cubas subversion in Latin America. The plan calls for condemning Fidel Castros regime, pressuring Western nations to halt Cuban trade, and strengthening OAS policing of arms money and propaganda flows.
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Palace Of King Found In Italy Near Ravenna
Engineers Arnaldo Ronenzzi and Lelio Veggi report 2000 to 3000 earth borings near the Adriatic north of Ravenna locating the palace of Theodoric the Great. Theodoric ruled Italy in the early 6th century and his palace was built of Istrian stone like his tomb here.
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De Gaulle Faces Corsican Election Test in 1960s Vote
President Charles de Gaulle confronts a political test as Corsica votes to fill a National Assembly seat vacated after a ballot dispute. Jean-Paul de Rocca Serra, already serving, seeks re election amid local clan rivalries and lingering debates over de Gaulle policies including social security and Quebec.
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