Viet Cong Ambush Near Saigon Triggers Major Clash
Viet Cong guerrillas attacked a U.S. infantry platoon of about 40 near a Communist bivouac south of Saigon, sparking a lengthy battle. U.S. reports show 17 Americans killed or wounded, with reinforcements and air support arriving as pilots fought through heavy fire and low visibility in the Haiphong and central highlands areas.
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U S Troop Casualties Rise in South Vietnam 1967
New York AP reports U S troop losses in South Vietnam rose in 1967 over 1966, with 9 383 killed and 62 004 wounded and a 15 9 percent casualty rate. The year saw higher totals despite claims of progress, as troop strength grew to about 436 000 by year end.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
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Pentagon
White House
Fulbright doubts peace talks being pursued
Senate critic Fulbright expresses strong doubts about the Johnson administration pursuing peace talks with North Vietnam. He says the White House has taken a stance not to follow up on Hanoi statements and questions whether bombing halts would change anything. Romney told reporters the US should not halt bombing without credible evidence of a settlement.
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George Romney
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Market Rally Strong Today
New York stocks opened firm as gains outnumbered losses by more than two to one. The Dow rose 4.68 to 913.60 as IBM gained about three points. Studebaker Worthington General Electric and Control Data posted advances of one point or more, while American Telephone led with strong volume in the rally.
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Bill Aims Severe Penalties for Aiding North Vietnam
Washington AP report details a bill to penalize aiding North Vietnam or the Viet Cong with up to 20 years imprisonment and $20,000 fines. Sponsored by Rep. Jove Pool Texas it would also punish blocking trains with up to five years and $1,000 fines. The bill, supported by most of the House Un American Activities panel, heads for House debate as Congress reconvenes.
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Viet government orders Newsweek Saigon chief to leave
Everett G. Martin Newsweek bureau chief in Saigon was ordered to depart Vietnam by Wednesday after unconfirmed reports the government opposed critical articles. Officials said the exit visa would expire soon, with the action supported by several lawmakers though details remain disputed.
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Thailand to Seek US Helicopters for Fight in Northeast
Thai Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn said Bangkok will request more U.S. helicopters to support government forces in counterinsurgency against a growing guerrilla movement in the northeast. Thailand has 22 helicopters and 20 more are en route as Thanom plans to assess border measures against a communist force holding two battalions.
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Humphrey Heads For Tunisia
Vice President Hubert Humphrey's Air Force Two made a 75 minute refueling stop in Kinshasa before continuing to Tunisia, the final leg of his African tour. The 1 500 mile return trip from Nairobi to Tunis avoided the Sudan route, which has strained relations with the United States over last year's Middle East war.
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Sweden Grants Sanctuary To Deserters
Sweden granted sanctuary to four American deserters who fled Japan to protest the Vietnam War. The Alien Commission ruled unanimously they were not political refugees but allowed them to stay in Sweden for humanitarian reasons. Deserters arrived from Moscow via protest actions in the Soviet press and list of names includes Bavilla Catone, Richard OD, Hailey Jacksonville, Andersay Sandnse Call, and Michael Lindner from Went, Ta.
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New Head Of Catholic Doctrine Seeks Jewish Reconciliation
Vatican appoints Franjo Seper Yugoslav cardinal to lead doctrinal office. Seper, active during the Second Vatican Council, has pushed for openness toward Jews and urged reconciliation while cautioning against errors. He succeeds Cardinal Ottaviani and will guide doctrinal policy amid drafts to rewrite a conservative document. The appointment signals a nuanced stance within the Curia toward Jewish relations and modern reform.
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Controversial Navy Captain Trades Ship For Shore Duty
In New York AP dispatches, Lt. Cmdr. Marcus Aureliqn Arnheiter is reassigned from commanding the battleship New Jersey to shore duty in Boston then San Francisco, amid crew complaints and questions of fair hearings. Capt. Richard G. Alexander, 45, who has served 24 years, faces federal charges over not being given a proper hearing as his own reassignment unfolds within a long, contentious Navy personnel case linked to earlier relieved commanders.
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