Two G.I.s Freed By Viet Cong Face Charges
Two U S Army sergeants freed by the Viet Cong last month and who later criticized American involvement in Vietnam have been charged with aiding the enemy. Sgt George E Smith of Chester West Virginia and another sergeant were named in the charge by the U S military command at Na ha Okinawa United Press International reported.
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Peking Accuses America and Russ of UN Collaboration
Tokyo dispatch reports Peking accusing the United States and the Soviet Union of colluding to undermine the United Nations General Assembly. The Communist editorial claims Washington and Moscow manipulated the session and labels the UN as a tool of U.S. power while opposing revolutionary movements. The piece notes the U.N. rejected Red China’s membership and cites various international flashpoints as evidence of collusion.
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Humphrey Plans Far East Trip for Four Nations
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey begins his first major overseas mission for President Johnson, leaving Andrews AFB Maryland for Manila to attend Ferdinand Marcos's inauguration. He will meet leaders in Formosa Korea and Japan before returning for Congress in January, with emphasis on Viet Nam policy and seeking an honorable peace.
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Rhodesia Prepares Gasoline Ration After Christmas
Rhodesia ends its first independent Christmas with plans for gas rationing likely announced this week. Rebel Premier Ian Smith confirmed a ration would be set, promising plenty within reason. The policy, expected to exceed Zambia’s monthly four gallons, targets travelers relying on cars as public transport remains limited for Africans.
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Ohio to Open Auto Industry Research Center in Columbus
Gov Rhodes plans state funds to establish a 7000 acre Highway Research Center operated by Ohio State University in the Columbus area. The project seeks $3.5 million to acquire land and begin construction for an automotive industry oriented research facility.
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