Sniffers Target Border for Dope Smuggling
Los Angeles reports Operation Intercept aimed to curb marijuana trafficking. In first week 2.3 million entering the U S from Mexico were searched with few arrests, causing traffic jams at crossings and prompting plans for aerial sniffers and chemical sprays to detect hemp fields and heroin in entrants.
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Eka
Marijunde Sprugeling
United States
Mexico
Treasury Department
Tijuana
Caliente Race Course
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
U.S
Thieu and US Nuclear Arms Question Sparks Debate
Thieu appeared to hint the United States could shield Saigon with a nuclear umbrella rather than provide atomic weapons. State Department sources deny any formal arms request and say US policy remains to halt nuclear proliferation. The interview surfaced amid Operation Intercept border turmoil affecting trade and tourism.
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Washington Jr
Neuyen van Thien
United States
Thien
Pr Dent
State Department
South Vietnam
Thiet
Saigon
ABC
John Scali
Frank Reynolds
Whlen
Seals
Reysiglis
Thieu
U.S
Credit for Bomb Halt to Clifford
Washington report credits Clark Clifford with persuading President Johnson to halt escalation in Vietnam after the Tet period. Townsend Hoopes, former undersecretary, calls Clifford the pivotal catalyst shaping the March 31 speech and policy shift. Dean Acheson’s influence is noted as part of the broader advisory dynamic.
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UPL
Pentagon
Defense
Clark Clifford
Lyndon B. Johnson
Townsend Hoopes
All Force
Clifford
The
Atlantic
Hoopes
North Vietnam
Koopes
Hoapes
Army transfers Col Campbell over Hanoi Herald claim
Long Binh Vietnam The U S Army said Col James Campbell former chief information officer in Vietnam was reassigned within USARV after a speech he wrote for a Taipei conference criticized Pacific Stars and Stripes as treasonous and dubbed it The Hanoi Herald Campbell had been slated to edit Stars and Stripes in January and his remarks drew sharp rebuttals from Army officials who stressed their headquarters did not share his views The transfer followed the speech delivered to a closed session at the U S Pacific Command information officers conference Campbell argued Stars and Stripes harms morale and aids the enemy with biased reporting
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Long Binh
Vietnam
U.S
Amy
James Campbell
Army
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Hanoi Herald
Campbell
Pacific Information Officers
U.S. Army
Ross Johnson
Army Headquarters
Associated Press
USARV
Comemand
Johnson
U.S. Pacific Command Information Officers Conference
Taipei
Suurs and Stripes
Asio
Capbell
Meir Arrives in New York to Warm Welcome
Prime Minister Golda Meir landed at Kennedy Airport greeted by 3000 Yeshiva students as pro Arab groups threatened pickets at a City Hall reception. Mayor Lindsay and 66 Jewish organizations greeted her, with a planned dinner and meetings including Thant and Gov Rockefeller. Also reports the death of actress Lotus Stobb at 76.
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New York
UPL
Golda Meir
John V. Lindsy
USS
Liberty
Lindsay
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
Mrs. Meir
Kennedy International Airport
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Thant
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Doctor Offers Relief for Chronic Body Aches in Long Beach
Dr. Duncan at 2501 E Broadway advertises relief for shoulder and leg pain. The notice mentions circulation issues and muscle spasms, promoting relaxation of muscles and nerves to restore daily activity. Aimed at readers seeking pain relief and return to normal movement.
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Long Beach
Duncan
E Broadway
British Commandos Reinforce Belfast to Stem Civil Unrest
Royal Marines Commando units arrived in Northern Ireland to bolster 3,000 troops facing renewed sectarian clashes in Belfast. About 400 commandos reached from England with fears of escalated firebombings and street battles between Catholic and Protestant districts. Police arrested two arson suspects as teargas and barbed wire deployed to block districts. Lt General Ian Freeland urged calm while calling in reinforcements to ease overworked forces.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Royal Marine
England
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Ian Freeland
Londonderry
Viet Protests Rally Backed by US Leaders Ad
The Vietnam Moratorium Committee ran a full page ad in the New York Times listing 15 prominent Americans including senators and labor leaders who back the Oct 15 protest against the Vietnam War. The action urged students and faculty to skip classes and discuss the war's "madness" with Americans.
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UPS
New York ‘'Times
Tteal Agints
Vietnam
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