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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1966

Page

2

Record Raids End Buffer Zone Pause in N Viet War

Record raids hit North Vietnam as the international buffer zone pause ended. U.S. air strikes targeted staging areas and infiltration routes near Dong Ha and across the demarcation line, with ships and bridges damaged near Haiphong. Marine units battled a North Vietnamese company near the international no man’s land as Defense Secretary McNamara visited CuChi.

N. Viet Pessena Sions U.S Dong Ha Panhandle Haiphong Sampan Defense Robert McNamara McNamara CuChi Saigon Tor Washington Solinson

Auto chase ends in fatal shooting of 15 year old

In a San Fernando Valley incident, a car pursued by officers sideswiped a vehicle injuring Marco Heflrick, 31. An occupant in the fleeing car appeared to aim a weapon but no gun was found. A knife lay near the stolen car as the teen fled and was shot after he reached toward his belt following a tire blowout.

San Fernando Valley Marco Heflrick van Nive Birkley Lindsey

McNamara Sees No Stepup in Viet Nam

Defense secretary McNamara indicates no significant buildup in Vietnam with deployments near 328000 now and possible rise beyond 560000 by late next year. He notes enemy casualties, possible supply shifts via Laos, and that Wheeler reports officers extending tours. Katzenbach accompanies the secretary on the Guam Anchorage trip after front-line inspections.

McNamara Viet Nam Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos Viet Nams U.S Earle C. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff Nicholas Katzenbach Guam Anchorage Alaska

Fire explosions at Monsanto plant kill nine in Montreal area

In La Salle suburb of Montreal workers battled dense smoke and heat as a massive chemical blaze at the Monsanto complex left four more bodies found and nine dead with one missing. Fire crews reported continued flames despite vast water application and nine workers hospitalized. search for the missing person ongoing.

Montreal UPI Monsanto Chemical Subur- Sedian la Salle

Cambodia thanks Castro for arms shipment

Prince Nordom Sihanouk said he sent Fidel Castro a letter dated Sept. 30 thanking Cuba for a shipment of arms to Cambodia. He claimed the arms would help frontier farmers defend villages against Yankee criminals and mercenaries but offered no shipment details.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Nordam Sihanouk Cubar Fidel Castro Sihanouk

Johnson rejects Viet Nam bombing pause

President Johnson spokes at a news conference in Washington, urging patience on a bombing pause, courting Soviet leaders for discussions, and planning a Pacific trip with a Manila conference set for October to advance peace efforts in Viet Nam. He defended the trip as policy driven, not political, and criticized Republicans on Social Security.

Washington Johnson Viet Nam Russia Pacific Manila China Britain Moscow Far East Congress Toesee GOF

Woman Spy Louise Thulier Dies at 85 in Paris

Louise Thulier, 85, longtime associate of Edith Cavell in World War I and anti-Nazi underground worker in World War II, died Thursday in Paris.

Paris Louise Thulier Edith Cavell

TV Newsman Roger Peterson Shot in Vietnam Battle

Saigon report says Roger Peterson, 29, Chicago, an ABC television correspondent, was wounded in the right arm while covering U S Marines in battle today.

U. S Roger Peterson Chicago American Broadcasting Co

Split Prize? Lady Considers Sharing Five Hundred Dollars

A woman debates splitting prize money, offered as five hundred dollars now or a chance at a thousand, noting the rule book allows teaming up. She finds the dilemma appealing yet impractical, a charming problem to ponder.

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