Pentagon Beautification Effort Stumbles Over Bed Tamper
Secretary Resor and three generals helped plant gladioli for Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson’s Washington beautification drive. Two Army photographers trampled the flower bed while shooting, prompting a quick setback for the Pentagon project.
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Thomas Morris
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Heavy Raids Against N Vietnam Continue Fourth Day
The 255th enemy aircraft downed as American planes hit north of the 17th parallel over 16 months. Only three of nine rescued airmen were saved. six listed missing. In Saigon area ground forces under the 1st Infantry Division launched Adelaide 1 and H operations in Binh Duong. Air raids on Viet Cong targets by USAF, Navy, and Marines totaled 346 sorties with about 30 Viet Cong killed. Operations Crazy Horse and Paul Revere yielded 38 more enemy dead, plus 31 captured. Capt. Melvin H. Kapson and his crew rescued a downed pilot in a daring sea landing amid artillery fire. Capt. Ista D. Whipple parachuted after being shot down and was rescued within hours. A separate report notes dissidents at pagodas during Buddha’s birthday celebrations. In New York, a tale of a Good Samaritan dog rescue ends with a bite.
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Balaguer Victory Seen as Slap at Violence
Balaguer defeats Bosch in Dominican Republic presidential race as US officials and observers call the result a clear rejection of violence and a move toward stability. unofficial tally shows Balaguer winning by a wide margin with about 645300 votes to 422000 for Bosch amid hopes for peace and a crackdown on extremists.
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Truce in South Vietnam falters as Buddhist protests rise
A chaotic report describes Buddhist clashes and political purges in Saigon and Hanoi. It notes the self immolation of a nun in Da Nang, rebel activity near Hue, and shifts at Peking University with Peng Peng�s ouster and Teng Hsiao ping likely to gain power amid a broader campaign against dissent. The piece ties these events to U S policy and internal party maneuvering.
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