Viet Cong Fade Into Jungle Hideaways Near Saigon Border
Saigon reports 13,000 hard core Viet Cong have slipped into jungle hideaways in War Zones C and D near the Cambodian border. US officials say contact with the guerrillas diminished as Operation Quyet Thang proceed but enemy forces remain 30 to 50 miles north and northwest of Saigon.
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Saigon
Mekong Delta
U.S. Command
Cholon
Khe Sanh
Dong Ha
US. Marine Fortress
U.S
Lang Vei
Pleiku
Central Highlands
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Navy
Haiphong
Uong Bi
Israel Jordan border tensions reported amid mass attack fears
Reports from Tel Aviv describe tense border zones and anxious travelers after Jordan alleged Israel planned a mass attack on its east bank. Israel denied troop buildup with a Foreign Ministry spokesman offering no comment. Jordan sent a UN Security Council letter warning of an armed assault.
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Israel-Jordan
Tel Aviv
Jordan
Israel
Foreign Ministry
U.N. Security Council
East Bank
Scotland Yard Boss Sir Joseph Simpson Dies At 58
Sir Joseph Simpson, head of Scotland Yard, died at his Roehampton home aged 58. He began as a London beat constable in 1931, rose through ranks to become commissioner in 1958, and was knighted in 1959. He was known for catching two suspects singlehanded and was deputy Sir John Waldron, 59, acting commissioner.
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Churchill
Fulton
John Spencer ChurchiLl
St. Mary of Aldermanbury
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Westminster College
United States
Roehampton
England
Scotland Yard
Joseph Simpson
Simpson
the Yard
Force
Manchester University
Hendon Police College
Sir John Waldron
Deserters And Draft Dodgers Seek France Residency
Five self described American deserters and four draft dodgers were granted renewable 15 day French residence permits in Paris. They applied for work permits and said they fled from Germany and Ft Jackson to avoid Vietnam service.
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Paris
Germany
Ft. Jackson
D.C
Central Police
Communist Party
France
Vietnam
Johnson Receives Expanded Support From New York Democrats
In Rochester 13 of 17 upstate New York Democratic county chairmen voted to back President Johnson, reaffirming support for his handling of Vietnam. Four chairmen abstained while three others told Senator Kennedy they would back his bid to unseat the President.
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Albany, N.Y
Johnson
Upstate
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Rochester
News Media Men Learn of New Mexico Magazine in Roswell
Roswell news media attendees gathered at a noon luncheon news conference at the Roswell Inn. Ken E. Evans of New Mexico Magazine outlined policies aims and needs. Host was Robert Hoffman of the Roswell Industrial Development Corp. Tidwell of Thiokol spoke earlier about Roswell Training Center.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Roswell Inn
K. E. Evans
New Mexico Magazine
Robert Hoffman
Roswell Industrial Development Corp
Dean Tidwell
Thiokol Training Center
Roswell News Media
Ken E. Evans
Ksws-Tv
Roswell Student Wins St. John's Scholarship
Janning Dee Kastler of Roswell High School won a $6,000 Southwestern Scholars Program Scholarship to St. John's College Santa Fe. The award covers $1,500 per year for four years for freshmen entering St. John's this fall. Kastler is daughter of Mr and Mrs William V Kastler of 1403 S Sunset.
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Janning Dee Kastler
Roswell High School
William V. Kastler
S. Sunset
St. John’s College
Santa Fe
Arizona
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Miss Kastler
Southwestern
St. John’s
Middle States
North Central Assn. of
Ruth Adams
Wellesley College
Massachusetts
Annapolis
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Nam Dinh
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
South Vietnam
Moti
Rue
B. F. Fields Jr
North Main
Lewis Mauney
West Bank
Larry Hess
Chaves County
Hess
Assa
Veteran's Administration
S. Cahoon
Fred Brandes Real Estate Co
Corner Union & McGaffey
G. Thomas Gothier
Chiropractic
S. Union
American Gem Society
N. Main
Clarence Montford Jr
Joliet, Ill
Montford
St. John’s of
Cass and Birnbaum
Bath
John Carter
Eve
Ond
Spencer Platt
Plains Park
Clothiers the Man’s Store
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