Heaviest Loss In Months Five Gls Killed In Attack
North Viet attack south of Da Nang killed five Americans and wounded twelve others as U.S. armored patrols and helicopters fought enemy forces. Bombers raided near the DMZ while South Vietnamese forces reported numerous engagements and government casualties described as light. Navy gunships targeted sampan convoys in the Mekong Delta with several vessels destroyed or damaged.
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Jarring Plans New Mideast Peace Effort
Diplomatic sources say Gunnar V. Jarring will resume his United Nations mission in September to urge Israelis and Arabs to begin talks. He aims to meet Israeli and Arab foreign ministers in New York during the General Assembly, with broader efforts by the Big Four nations to follow.
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Thieu Regime Accused of Election Rigging Across Vietnam
An AP report details a watchdog and the Vice committee of legislators accusing the Thieu government of election irregularities. Examples include army interference, radio broadcast bans, coercive endorsements, and violent incidents surrounding the October presidential vote and lower house elections.
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Violence disrupts court hearing in Soledad Brothers case
A Sept 20 trial date was set for two Soledad Brothers, John Clutchette and Fleeta Drumgo, after a blood spattered pretrial melee in which Doris Maxwell shouted at the judge. Police and bailiffs suffered injuries as two men were arrested, including Philip Jake Price and his brother Earl M Price, amid clashes near a bulletproof partition in San Francisco.
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Soviets Seen Closing Military Tech Gap By 1980s
Washington AP The Pentagon research chief warned Congress the Soviet push in military technology could bring serious surprises in two to three years and dominance over U S tech by decade end. Dr John Foster Jr said the Soviets may spend about 40 percent more than the United States on military R D, potentially fielding several major weapons systems rivaling U S Safeguard antimissile, bomber, and sea launched missiles. He noted uncertainty over whether the money funds new systems or backups, while a growing US Soviet tech gap continues to draw criticizm from the Federation of American Scientists.
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