Saigon Warfront Turmoil Grows After North Vietnamese Assault
Armored units moved toward Saigon as North Vietnamese forces attacked from Laos and Cambodia. U S officials reported tanks and half tracks crossing the frontier and clashing near Tan Son Nhat, with heavy fighting spreading along a 325 mile front. American jets hit targets as authorities feared a second front could open to aid the invasion. Reports also cited leadership shakeups in Saigon as Vietnam’s government reorganized top commanders amid mounting violence.
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Quarantine Urged Russell Feels War Could End In Short Time
Washington reports Sen Richard Russell argues for a faster end to Vietnam war via tighter quarantining and limited bombing, while Senate leaders debate troop deployments and peace talks. Johnson aides comment on bombing efficacy and the need for a broader policy shift. The Georgia Democrat cites North Vietnam and Viet Cong strength as key factors in pace toward settlement.
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Court weighs back rent dispute over President Hotel lease
Raleigh County Court mulls whether 27000 dollars in back rent for the Welfare Department lease at the President Hotel must be paid. Commissioners and officials debate lease validity and who bears cost while parties consider court action to settle the dispute.
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Marine Who Walked To Camp Is Killed In Action
A 21 year old Marine, who walked from Welch North Carolina to Camp Lejeune in support of U S policy in Vietnam, has been killed in action. His family was notified, and the body will be returned for burial. He left Winston-Salem during Labor Day weekend and spoke with his parents before departing.
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Good Samaritan Shot By Police In Chicago Nut Case
James Walker, 27, was shot by Patrolman Robert Knightly during a tense confrontation at Albert Anderson’s apartment. Walker had fired at three suspects holding a man at gunpoint. two suspects fled, while Walker’s aim wounded one. Police say Knightly acted to protect himself as Walker pointed a gun toward officers entering the scene. Walker and the other man were hospitalized after emergency surgery.
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Unmarked police cars and state marks in West Virginia
Reader questions about use of unmarked police cars in West Virginia. State Police say all cars are marked with license plates and decals, used for traffic and investigations. unmarked cars serve other police work. Local and county departments echo mixed practices, amid calls for clarity and safety concerns.
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Romney Lags as Rockefeller Boosts New Hampshire Bid
With two weeks to voting Romney trails rival Nixon and Rockefeller in New Hampshire. Rockefeller seeks to improve prospects as a possible running mate and potential early boost to Nixon campaign, while a Rockefeller write-in effort gains momentum.
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Negro Student Bowls At Alley In Orangeburg
In Orangeburg South Carolina early in the campaign Rockefeller critics say he avoided racial violence after three youths were killed in a campus and town clash. Federal authorities probe the killings as the college remains closed until Monday.
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Negro Leader Eyes Runoff In Mississippi Governor Race
Jackson dispatch notes Negro leaders and NAACP figures in Mississippi vying for a runoff with Gov. Williams and Charles Evers among candidates. March 22 runoff anticipated to resolve the ballot in the lieutenant governor district as Williams steps down to complete his term.
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Medgar Evers Leads in Political Analysis Race
Analysis notes Medgar Evers, a quiet opponent of black power, pledges to represent all people if elected. Rival candidates include Caltin of Uilea, Troy Watkins of Nateh ile Sen, Elly Bodran, Joe Pigott, and Thom pson, with Verkins backed by Ullene forces. Campaigns push conservative themes and attacks on Johnson’s handling of war and domestic policy.
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Nixon Gains Ground in GOP Nomination Talk
Nixon shows growing strength as Republican leaders and state chairs discuss his path to the nomination. New Hampshire results spark optimism among Nixon supporters while Rockefeller opponents weigh alternatives. A Macomb County, West Virginia, soldier cited in Vietnam adds to the day’s military updates.
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