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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1968

Page

2

Big Guns Rip Reds in Saigon

In Saigon fierce fighting raged as American forces unleashed heavy artillery and napalm on Viet Cong bands in a four day battle. U.S. gun ships and tanks backed allied troops sweeping the Chiolon district and near the Y bridge while 4,000 Communists are reported killed since the offensive began.

Saigon Air Force Fide Racetrack Humes Souily U.S Paris Maj Nguyen van Ban Teading Chiolon le Capital

Polish freedom fighter stabbed during Boston protest march

A man picketing the Poor People's Campaign in Boston was stabbed and hospitalized in serious condition as marchers boarded buses at the Boston chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Joseph Miot-Mroz, 43, of Salem, Massachusetts, suffered a left side wound and was placed on the danger list. He had joined the New England leg of the march in Brunswick, Maine, carrying a sign opposing communism and poverty. The incident occurred outside the SCLC offices as the North East contingent prepared to depart for Providence, Rhode Island.

Boston Joseph Mrot-Mroz Salem Mass Boston City Hospital Miot-Mroz New England Brunswik Maine Southern Christian Leadership Conference Providence R.1 Martin Luther King Jr Atlanta Washington Joseph Boone King SCLC Indiana Tennessee Kentucky Massachusetts Mississippi Alabama Georgia King's College

Rescue of 15 in Mine Expected by Tonight

Miners trapped in a drift mine near surface have connected via a telephon e link. Rescuers drill 200 feet and aim to install a high speed water pump within hours. Fifteen men report good condition and ask for hot chocolate and doughnuts for breakfast.

A-1 Richardson Davis Rudd

Paris talks begin as United States and Reds open discussions

North Vietnam sent Col Ha Van Lau and Nguyen Minh By to start formal Paris Peace talks, while U S and Hanoi officials, Harriman and Thuy not present. Thuy warned the talks signal American military defeat, suggesting Hanoi may seek only U S surrender in Vietnam. U S spokesman William Jorden said the U S delegation is prepared to begin substantive talks today.

Far Col Ha van Lau Hanoi International Control Commission For Vietnam Nguyen’ Minh By W. Averell Harriman North Vietnam Xuan Thuy Thuy Americ Tan U.S Vietnam William Jorden

Tank Car Explodes Kills Four Workers at Warren Car Co

A Warren Pennsylvania railcar explosion at the Warren Car Company killed three workers and possibly a fourth, with a fifth in critical condition. Firefighters said the tank car, likely being cleaned, vented fumes after a malfunctioning safety valve, prompting evacuations before the blast. A separate Jakarta incident reports a passenger train derailment in North Sumatra killing 15 and injuring several.

Warren Warren Car Co Warren General Hospital Jakarta Indonesia UPI Sumatra

LBJ Presents Medals to Three Teen-Agers

President Johnson presented Young American medals to three teens in Washington praising them as a credit to their generation. He pinned the awards on William Glynn 16 of Westbury New York Carmalita Capilla 9 of Kailua Hawaii and Mary Lynne Donohue 18 of Sheboygan Wisconsin.

Washington UPI Johnson William G. Glynn Westbury Carmalita Capilla Kailua Hawaii Mary Lynne Donohue Sheboygan Wis

Britain to Replace Jordan's Warplanes

London reports Britain will replace most of the 20 Hawker Hunter jets Jordan lost in the Six Day War with Israel last June. The account links the claim to a meeting involving King Hussein and ministers including Harold Wilson Michael Stewart and John Stonehouse.

London Britain Jordan Israel Hussein Harold Wilson Michael Stewart John Stonehouse

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