Battle for Muong Neat Leaves Royal Laos Troops Decimated
Royal Army survivors of a fierce clash near Muong Neat report fighting off more than 1,000 Communist Viet Minh assault forces. Lieutenant Yaua Va Ly led 44 remaining members of the 214th Royal Volunteer Company after a 16 day, 60 mile retreat through mountains and jungle. They describe initial May 11 fighting, a May 13 breakthrough, 27 killed and 14 wounded, and a subsequent retreat with 280 Viet Minh slain. morale reportedly remains high among Meo and Mountain Lao troops.
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FBI Chief Hoover Attacks Death Penalty Opponents
In a June issue editorial of the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin J Edgar Hoover criticized advocates of banning capital punishment. He argued that biblical passages justify punishment and warned against ignoring deterrence, while acknowledging sincere anti death penalty views and urging balanced consideration of victims and rehabilitation.
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