Civilian Death Toll Surges in Viet War Week
Allied forces report the highest civilian deaths of the war last week, with 202 civilians killed and 181 Americans, 2 Koreans, and Australians among the allied dead. The week also saw heavy fighting along the Cambodia frontier and persistent Viet Cong attacks, as air strikes and artillery pressed into Dak To and Dak Son areas amid a Christmas and Tet ceasefire plan.
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House Committee Critical Of Progress In Viet War
Washington report notes subcommittee criticism of Vietnam progress and U S efforts. It cites concerns over bombing slowdowns, surveillance gaps, and continued arms flow through Haiphong. The panel urges clearer strategic goals and authorized targets for military actions in Indochina.
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Airline Stocks Rally Amid Broad Market Gains
New York reports led by Pan American and United Air Lines as airlines rise with the Dow up 1.39. Boston and American shares gain fractions while investors weigh electronics and aerospace sector movements amid market activity and stock volatility.
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Army Using Artillery Shotguns In Vietnam War
The Army reportedly began using large artillery shot systems in South Vietnam. New rounds release thousands of dart shaped shafts over wide areas, capable of killing or wounding massed enemy troops. Reports describe enemy soldiers wounded or pinned to trees by the darts near the Demilitarized Zone. Officials declined to publicly announce development through the Pentagon.
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Pilots complain of bombing pauses in Vietnam theater
Fighter pilots based in Thailand tell the President they dislike bombing pauses because they face harsh backlash when they resume actions in Vietnam war areas. The AP wire report notes aviation crews describe pressure and difficulties after pauses.
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Jobless Rate For Nonwhites Higher In Urban Areas
Washington AP reports that in 18 largest metropolitan areas nonwhite civilians show a 14 percent jobless rate, more than twice whites. Bureau of Labor Statistics data for 180,000 unemployed in nine months show nonwhites contributing significantly to national unemployment, led by New York and Los Angeles areas.
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GOP Leaders Battle LJ Johnson Attack in Washington
Washington AP report shows Vice President Humphrey saying Johnson attacked by GOP leaders as Republicans call for equal air time on networks. Democrats defend Mansfield praising bipartisan aid while Dirksen warns against broad party blame amid 1960s campaign chatter.
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Prayer of Humility and Service Echoes in Ann Arbor
Hoover Rupert of First Methodist Church in Ann Arbor asks for guidance to place others above self. He seeks clearer vision that life is love as he prays in Jesus name for daily humility and service.
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