New Generation GIs Question War Aims And Life In Barracks
A reporter tours U.S. bases to show how modern recruits reject old military life and protest through attitudes and open door policies. Officers note cultural divides from Watts to Schwabach as morale issues rise with five day work weeks and psychedelic barracks decor.
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Military discipline and the evolving enemy narrative in Europe
Capt. Curtis R. Smothers and Brig. Gen. Harley Moore discuss shifting views of the enemy with more organized black militants and antiwar activists spreading through troops in Europe. They note persistent yet uneven patterns of trouble among a small 2 percent, with recruits from ghettos and underprivileged areas impacting morale and discipline.
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Suspects hunted in killing of Israeli official in Istanbul
Turkish police focused on a young married couple Neomi and Ilkay Demir and seven other men, all students, as they searched a fashionable Istanbul district where Ephraim Elrom was found shot dead. Authorities announced a 15 hour curfew to aid the hunt and an army doctor dated the killing to Saturday evening.
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Two U S scientists complete China tour find major advances
Yale biologist Dr. Arthur W. Galston and MIT biologist Dr. Ethan Signer returned from a two week visit to China saying the country has developed significant scientific information. They met with Premier Chou En Lai and visited Peking University and other labs and observed acupuncture use in surgery.
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Birthday today Bob Dylan joins 30 and over set New York
Bob Dylan turns 30 and remains a major influence in pop music with classics across folk protest and country styles. He has not performed or given interviews since a 1966 motorcycle accident but continues to write and record, with nine of his twelve LPs selling well and his book Tarantula published May 13.
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Paris envoy Xuan Thuy says withdrawal date could settle POWs
North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy in Choisy le Roi says a fixed U S withdrawal date, if reasonable, would prompt an appropriate response on POWs. He insists Washington aims to withhold full force and says the prisoners issue should follow a declared war end. Police briefs note local traffic fines in Marion Carterville and Carbondale.
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