Vietnam War Turned Dark as 16 Americans Die
In heavy fighting across South Vietnam, 113 enemy guerrillas were slain in Mekong Delta clashes with U.S. infantry while 16 Americans and 52 guerrillas died in three northern engagements. Hue endured 60 mortar rounds around dawn as air missions surged, and a downed F105 may have crashed in Red China. Civilians suffered 85 killed and 97 wounded in Viet Cong terror attacks last week.
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South Vietnam
Mekong
U.S
Hue
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Pentagon
Red
China
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Quang Ngai
U.S. 101St Airbone Division
Pentagon Says U S Jet Fighter Down Over China
The Pentagon reports a U S Air Force jet may have crashed in Red China after being hit by North Vietnamese antiaircraft fire during a Monday attack near Kep North Vietnam. The pilot radioed he was heading out as the plane’s course suggested toward the China border. no word on the crew.
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Pentagon
U.S. Air Force
Red China
State Department
U.S
Kep
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Raedio
China
Supreme Court Extends Rights to Juveniles Draws Fire
The Supreme Court ruling extending constitutional safeguards to juveniles drew both praise and sharp criticism. Dissenters warned of harsher juvenile court outcomes while supporters expected minimal procedural changes and noted benefits for legal representation, interrogation limits, and appellate review.
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New York
Associated Press
High Court
Superior Court
Lloyd Shorett
Seattle
Wash
Juvenile Court
Court of Equity
Maurice Cahill
Pittsburgh
Dist. Atty
Robert Duggan
New Greek Junta Active But Nobody Saying Much
In Athens a joke travels about army lineage as Greece’s April 21 coup leaves no open dissent. The regime shows paternal aims but holds absolute power, with fear silencing opposition. Quiet streets, censorship, and a 70 percent drop in tourist bookings mark a restrained political climate.
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Athens
tNo
Greece
Gregory Spantidakis
De Gaulle Faces Strike And May Call For More Powers
Paris reports a 24 hour general strike planned in response to President Charles de Gaulle seeking emergency powers. He prepares to address the nation and push for decree authority while the left opposes the move. The vote hinges on a divided National Assembly and labor unions aim to disrupt his news conference.
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