Japan tightens security after defense leaks probe
Tokyo orders sweeping review of security procedures amid allegations that the Air Self-Defense Force leaked top secret material on U S made aircraft and communications systems. A senior colonel and a retired major are named suspects as officials seek to contain the leak per a five page Aviation Information article.
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Greeks Free 80 Political Prisoners From Exile
Athens reports the Greek regime released 80 prisoners from Leros and Yiaros, ending a pledge requirement for most of the 2,000 exiles. About 4,500 overall have been freed, with roughly 600 released in the past two months, amid a purge of state employees and renewed government strength.
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French General Navarre Sees Viet Cong Hope From US Critics
Retired French General Henri Navarre said the Viet Cong cannot defeat the United States in Vietnam but draw hope from U.S. political attacks on the war. He criticised Washington speeches by Robert Kennedy and Mike Mansfield and compared Viet Cong offensives to past French setbacks in Indochina. Navarre spoke at his villa near Nice.
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Balloon Man Plans Transatlantic Crossing From Canary Islands
British adventurer Francis Breton, born in Chicago, announces plans to inflate a balloon at Canary Islands location to cross the Atlantic. He will sit in a five foot basket with limited supplies and a risk warning to spectators. Breton has invested about 4230 dollars and aims to become the first to complete the flight.
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Return of pacification teams to hamlets amid Tet aftermath
South Vietnam resumes rural pacification as 44 provinces order teams back from towns. In the Me Kong Delta and central provinces 70 to 100 percent return, while Hue city remains devastated. Casualties among pacification workers total 70 killed and 111 wounded, with remaining questions about public reception after a month away.
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