Vietnam war toll and air actions across Vietnam
Reports detail Viet Cong and allied casualties in Mekong Delta and northern South Vietnam. U S Marines and air strikes, including B 52s from Guam, targeted troop concentrations and a Ho Chi Minh Trail entrance in the Da Nang region. A defoliation mission involved planes shot at during a three plane sweep over Laos or DMZ, with one C 123 salvaged and a C 124 noted as a veteran operator. Moscow dispatches cover a Prague trial and Czech Soviet tensions, while Sacramento notes political appointments and travel restrictions tied to U S travel policy.
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Mekong Delta
U.S
South
Vietnam
Guam
Quang
Carrier Air Wing 11
Gulf of
Ponkin
North Vietnam
All Gia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Holy Chi Minh Trail
da Nang
DMZ
Laos
Jet Trainer Going Out of Use in Selma Alabama
The last Air Force pilots to win wings in the T33 trainer at Craig Air Force Base near Selma, Alabama, will be graduated on February 8. Reports describe wild defense exchanges, jungle bombings near Vietnam DMZ, and defoliation efforts amid conflicting statements about broader US programs.
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Selma
Ala
Air Force
Craig Air Force Base
Here
Shipyard electricians vote on ending West Coast strike
San Francisco dispatch reports WEST coast shipyard electricians voting today on a compromise proposal to end a two month strike. Vinson, VP of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, says the union has negotiated wage gains with 38 yards. he doubts the measure will be accepted by rank and file amid concerns over added costs and doubts about gains. Extra police were stationed in Red Square following clashes between Chinese and Russians with demonstrations outside the Soviet embassy reported.
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Robert J. McCloskey
Almont
Moscow
Prague
Komarek
McCloskey
Espio
Kazan-Komarek
Eye
Mao Tse-tung
Sacramento
UPI
Follov
Ronald Reagan
Reformer
Republican Assembly
Nnn
Red Square
Hale Ashcraft
Tolsue
Workmen's Compensation Appeals Board
George Jackson
Los Angeles
California Claims Department of Pacific Employers Insurance Co
Morton R. Colvin
San Francisco
Ashcraft
Rancho Santa Fe
Assembly
Senate
Edmund G. Brown
Saul Abrams
Peking
Red Guards
Man Tse-tung
Lenin
Big West
Tore
Tno
L. Vinson
International Brotherhood
Entirof Electrical Workers
Kosygin Won’t Take Gromyko to Britain
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will visit Britain next week without Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. British officials said Kosygin's decision disappointed government circles and some observers saw it as an effort to minimize the diplomatic significance of the visit.
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Kosygin
Gromyko
Britain
London
Alexei N. Kosygin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Indonesia's Sukarno urged to quit before trial
Foreign Minister Adam Malik pressed President Sukarno to step down before Congress, hinting at a possible trial over the 1965 attempted Communist coup. Sukarno reportedly refused, saying resignation would end the Indonesian Nationalist Party, which backs him.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Adam Malik
Sukarno
Malik
Congress
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Kazan-Komarel
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Kazan Komarek
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Kazan- Komarek
France
Lien
Soviet Union
Paris
Foreign Ministry
South Vietnam
Carmanist
IEEE
ELI Percegn Ge Suuek
Eg Zetia
Repereeis
Pacific
Innegolin
Coast Shipbuilders Associa- C123
Ibew Electricians
Co Llong
Shipyard Electricians
Workmen Fund Board
Dooley
Ben Gay
Roelef
Oches & Pains
Korg
Sohnson
Alka Seltzer
Rolaids
Norwich
Lon Og Vit
Sea
Royal York Sport Coats
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