Westmoreland Opposes Bomb Pause as Vietnam Review Opens
General Westmoreland arrives in Washington to join Joint Chiefs of Staff for a White House level review. Officials say no urgent issues or troop requests, while Johnson administration emphasizes steady progress in Vietnam and debates limited bombing pauses amid public criticism from politicians and media.
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Johnson Attends Church as Clergyman Presses War Explanations
The article notes Johnson visiting a church where a clergyman urged him to explain the war. The president then enjoyed a brief autumn stay in Virginia's restored colonial capital before a helicopter flight back to Washington after a Veterans Day weekend tour.
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Faithful minister questions Vietnam war policy at presidential service
Rev Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis, longtime Bruton Parish pastor in Williamsburg, pressed for a clear Vietnam strategy during a Sunday remarks session with President Johnson. He urged a straightforward explanation of U S policy, noting civilian casualties and questioning aims while defending loyalty.
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Stock Market Reopens Rally Gains Lift Major Indices
New York reports a stock market rally with gains led by Dow Jones slight advance of about 4 points. Trading active as demand seen rising for steel and auto stocks, with Jones & Laughlin down about 2 points while U S Steel Bethlehem and Republic Steel advance about one point. Leading auto shares rise, though gains remain modest.
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Fragmented Quote Roundup From The Magazine Digest
A jumble of quirky lines from Aly and Franklin P Jonos about experience and education. The text hints at diplomas issued on rough sand and the idea that experience teaches in tough conditions.
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Thieves Loot Stratford London Coop Headquarters
Police said thieves used thermal lances to force open safes and desposit boxes at the Stratford East London headquarters of a national cooperative chain. The raid may total around 1 million pounds to 2 million dollars, with weekends’ work suspected.
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National Cooperative Start Chain
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Reds Strike Dak To Area In High-Altitude Assault
The Dak To region saw a two hour Communist attack before dawn, with U.S. defenders suffering one death and two wounded as evacuees and radio failures hampered early response. Intelligence notes North Vietnamese moved additional regiments from Pi Ku to Dak Ta, boosting nearby forces to about 8,000.
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Fire Danger Rated High In Maryland State Forests
Fire danger rated very high by the Department of Forests and Parks as 22 grass fires and five woods fires were reported across Maryland on Sunday. The largest of 27 blazes burned in a swamp about 300 feet off Old Annapolis Road and charred along the Patapsco River before containment near the Harbor Tunnel throughway.
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New German Nationalists Eye Seats in West German Vote
Otto Doelling reports from Hannover that the National Democratic party led by Von Thadden pledges to win seats in the federal parliament the 1969 election. The party seeks to erase guilt for Nazi crimes and unite East and West Germany while stressing a national awakening for youth.
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Israel and Jordan Debate at U.N. Security Council
At the United Nations in New York Israel and Jordan clashed over direct negotiations and troop withdrawals from occupied territories. Israeli Foreign Minister Aula Elin signaled readiness for talks, while Jordan demanded Israeli forces pull back from Egyptian, Jordanian, and Syrian areas before discussions could start.
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