Retaliatory Raids Highlight One-Two Attack Narrative
In Saigon and Washington reports, U S forces carried out a retaliatory air raid on North Vietnam with claims of heavy damage to targets around Dong Hoi and Pleiku after Viet Cong actions. Navy planes from two carriers supported operations near the Vietnamese border as U S and South Vietnamese aircraft responded to recent attacks.
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Victorville
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U.S
Washington
Defansel Department
Reng Hoi
Pleiku
United States
da Mag
Nam
Riles
U.S. Defense
Robert S. McNamara
North Viet Nam
LL Edward A. Dickson
Wyoming
Ejeeted and
Naviships
Saigon
Tuy Hoa
Key
Jes
Mekong Néha
Sée Trang
da Nang
South Viet Nam
Gull An I Tonkin
McNashary
Pacific
California
International reactions condemn U S Viet Nam air raids
reported in Tokyo a Chinese general condemned U S airstrikes against North Vietnam as an act of aggression promising the Chinese people's steadfast stand. Moscow and Hanoi voiced warnings of worsening war, while global leaders urged restraint and peace efforts in Asia.
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North Viet Nam
Peking
New China
Lo Juiching
North
Viet Nam
Viet New
Pravda
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosyginc
Hanoi
Tass
Washington
Viet
United States
Southeast Asia
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LS. Actinl
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Geneva
EU Warnange i
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al Chamber of Commerce
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Indi
Lal Baharur Shastri
W.ondon
Landa Lalor
Britany
WNL
Dwal
William N. Warkey
Nowih
Chi Minh
Johnson Orders Air Strikes in Vietnam Crisis
U S officials say Hanoi ordered intensified hostilities against South Vietnam and U.S. installations after Pleiku attacks tied to Kosygin visit. Johnson declares a limited retaliation and clears decks for further action while McNamara and Ball outline details. Allies informed. Soviets and Chinese response limited to propaganda. Bundy heads to Saigon for further review amid Buddhist unrest and Khanh ouster.
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Johnson
Pacific
Tater
Viet Nam
McNamara
George W. Ball
Pentagon
United States
Pleiku
Washington
Bundy
Nguyen Khanh
Saigon
U.S
Guerrila
Gaunteysites
Rundy
Peking
Moscow
Legislature Begins Busy Week in Texas Capitol
The Texas Legislature enters its fifth week with House and Senate sessions expected today. Speaker Ben Barnes aims to finish bill referrals early and push serious civil debate, while Gov. Connally signed Senate Bill 652 to qualify Texas for federal aid to libraries. Charles J. Jones, 84, died Sunday at his Houston home. investigators probe Maitross case.
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UPI
Texas
Seville
House of Representatives
Ben Barnes
de Leon
John Connally
Senate
Lewis Crump
San Sala
Connaslly
LBJ Names Navy Post Aide As Undersecretary Nominee
Washington AP report says President Johnson named Ken cu to a top naval post in a reshuffle. Graeme Banner man, 53, a career civil servant and former deputy secretary of defense, will fill BeLie’s resigned post as assistant secretary of the Navy for installations and logistics.
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Jlo Ie Secretarias
Army
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Direntary Ivy
Lubbock Man Buys Land From Jaffe
Lubbock AP reports Thomas of Lubbock announced the purchase of 14 2 acres of Pecos County farmland once owned by Bile San Estis. The $2 million deal involves Moperis Jaffe of San An and Estes bankruptcy proceedings needing federal referee approval. Planned activities include a farm machinery auction worth $200,000 and leasing 16,000 acres of irrigated farmland near McCamt.
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Antertona Corporation
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