Greatest stability in years Berkeley campus calm
Lawrence D. Davies reports Berkeley has seen its greatest stability in years since the 1964 65 Free Speech Movement. Administrators faculty and students credit closer student input more courses and a steadier administration led by Chancellor Roger W Heyns with calmer campus conditions and continued activism in community affairs.
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Non Communist Ships Increase Trips to North Vietnam
U S sources report a rise in voyages by ships flying non Communist world flags to North Vietnam in recent months, despite policy to restrict such trade. Calls to Cuba decline. From 256 port calls in 1965 to 74 in 1966 and 78 in 1967, 61 voyages occurred January through May this year. Most are British flag ships registered from Hong Kong, owned by Communist Chinese interests. Cargoes carry no strategic goods. It is too early to assess Johnson bombing curbs' impact.
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Diplomat Denies Pacification Book Claims as Grotesque
Ambassador Robert W. Komer rejects William R. Carson's The Betrayal arguing the pacification program in South Vietnam remains active. He says the book misstates policy on civilian aid, refugee care, and South Vietnamese cooperation while defending continued U.S. advisory role and tackling corruption notes.
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