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Viet Cong Death Toll Is up As U.S. Presses Offensives 'HIGH TIDE LOW TIDE 4.1 AT 0736 1.8 AT 1424 3.6 AT 1924 2.0 AT 0100 0-8-66 6-8-66 VOL. 7 NO. 30?2 ~JALEINJ MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1966 PASADENA, CALIF. (UPI)--AMERICA'S SUR­ VIET CONG DEATH TOLL IS UP VEYOR LUNAR CA~ERA TOOK A RECORD 1,048 PICTURES BEfORE SHVTTI~G DOWN TODAY AS U.S. PRESSES OFFENSIVES AND SCIENTISTS SAID THiY WOULD SUSPEND SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. PARATROOPERS KILLED 77 NORTH V,ETNAMESE REGULAR ARMY SOLDIERS TODAY OPERATI~S fOR TWO NIGHTS TO GIVE EARTH IN ONE OF THE BIGGEST RECENT BATTLES Of THE V,ET NAM WAR. OTHER AMERICAN TROOPS CAPTURED OPERATO~~ 4 REST. A MASSIVE COMMUNIST UNDERWATER ARMS CACHE THE CLICKING, SWIVEL EYE Of THE SPACE IN THE AIR WAR, U S. AIR FORCE AND NAVY PILOTS FLEW 55 BOMBING MISSIONS AGAINST NORTH CRAfT HAS SENT 4,000 fRAMES TO EARTH AND VIET NAM'S VITAL SUPPLY SUPPLY L'NES, BRIDGES, VA1ER TRAfFIC AHD ST~lAGE CEN~[RS. CONTINUED TO OPERATE IN A FLAWLESS MAN­ SOUTH 9f TH£ 17TH PARAL~EL, ~MfRICAN WARPEANE3 RAIDI~G ~IET CONG P~SUT~ON$i KIL~ED AN ES­ NER DESPITE SEARING HEAT FROM THE SUN TIJ MA Tf 0 86 OR M0RE GUE:RR I LLA S. SINCE ITS SOFT LANDING LAST WEDNESDAY. TROOPS Of THE U.S. 10IsT AIRBORNE DIVISION SMASHED A REINfORCED COMPANY Of NORTH V,ET­ IN ADDITION TO FATIGUE OF JET PROPUL­ NAMESE TROOPS IN THE BATTLE THAT BROKE OUT BEfORE DAWN IN THE HIGH PLATEAU COUNTRY Of SION LABORATORY CAMERA OPERATORS A CENTRAL KONTUM PROVINCE SOME 300 MILES NORTH Of SAIGON. SPOKESMAN SAID •• GLARE MADE PICTURE-TAK­ THE PARATROOPERS POUNCED ON THE COMMUNIST UNIT AFTER IT HAD POURED MORTAR fIRE ON THE ING INADVISABLE AT THIS TIME. ~IRBOKNE'S ARTILLERY POSITIONS IN THE OPENING ROUNDS Of "OPERATION HAWTHORNE." U.S. STRIKING PLANES ALSO SWOOPED INTO AC­ RUSK URGES EAST-WEST RAPPORT; TION AGAINST THE COMMUNIST FORCE AfTER fLARE­ WARNS fRANCE ON STATUS IN NATO SHIPS LIT UP THE EARLY MORNING SKY TOGETHER BRUSSELS (UPI)--SECRETARY OF STATE OEAN RUSK CALLED ON AMERICA'S NATO ALLIES TODAY TO WITH THE ARTILLERY THEY SILENCED THE NORTH SEIZE EVERY OPPORTUNITY fOR JMPROVING RELATIONS WITH THE SOVIET BLOC, BUT HE CAUTIONED V,ETNAMESE MORTARS WITHIN 90 MINUTES By THAT AN EAST-WEST SECURITY CONFERENCE MAY NOT BE THE BEST MEANS Of ACHIEVING THIS AND DAWN THE COMMUNISTS HAD HALTED THEIR SMALL HE WARNED fORCEFULLY THAT THE UNITED STATES INTENDS TO PARTICIPATE IN A fUTURE EUROPEAN ARMS fiRE EXCEPT fOR SNIPING SETTLEMENT THEN THE PARATROOPERS SWARMED IN THROUGH HE PROPOSED THAT tHE NATO PERMANENT COUNCIL BE GIVEN THE CONTINUING JOB Of "EVOLVING AN THE THICK JUNGLE. By ~ID-MORNING THEY HAD AGREED VIEW ON WHAT KIND Of ULTIMATE EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT, INCLUDING AN END TO THE DIVI­ COUNTED 77 BODIES MOST OF THE DEAD APPEAR- SION Of GERMANY, WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE fROM THE VIEWPOINT Of WESTERN SECURITY" ED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED BY THE PLANES AND BY EARLIER, RUSK BLUNTLY WARNED FRANCE THAT IT CANNOT EXPECT TO PARTICIPATE IN NATO THE ARTILLERY THEY VAINLY TRIED TO KNOCK OUT MILITARY DECISIONS AfTER PULLING ITS TROOPS OUT Of THE INTEGRATED COMMAND Of THE ALLIANCE THE TOLL RAISED TO 95 THE NUMBER Of COM­ RUSK ADDRESSED THE NATO COUNCIL IN A HALf HOUR SPEECH IN WHICH HE DEALT WITH BOTH THE MUNISTS KILLED IN THE fOUR-DAY OLD "OPERATION CRISIS TOUCH6D OFf BY FRENCH PRESIDENT CHARL! HAWTHORNE," MADE PUBLIC ONLY TODAY BY THE KING, RIGHTS LEADERS DE GAULLE'S PULL-OUT FROM NATO's MILITARY U.S ARMY SETUP AND ON EAST-WEST RELATIONS. U S SPOKESMEN DESCRIBED THE PARATROOPERS' RESUME fATEFUL MARCH THE COUNCIL BEGAN ITS GENERAL REVIEW Of CHARGE IN THIS MORNING'S BATTLE AS INVOLVING HERNA~DOJ MISS. (UPI )--DR. MARTIN LUTHER THE WORLD SITUATION AFTER PUTTING ASIDE TEM­ "CLOSE CONTACT", BUT NOT HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT­ KING, JR AND OTHER CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS PORARILY ITS EXPLOSIVE DEBATE ON THE ISSUE ING THE REMNANTS Of THE NORTH VIETNAMESE TOOK UP JAMES MEREDITH'S MARCH THROUGH OF FRENCH TROOPS IN GERMANY. fORCE APPARENTLY HAD fLED INTO THE HILLS. MISSISSIPPI TODAY AT THE SPOT WHERE A SNIP- EARLIER, FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER MAURICE AMERICAN PLANES, DROPPING BOMBS AND SHOOT­ ER SHOT HIM DOWN COUVE DE MURVILLE ACCEPTED WITHOUT ARGUMENT ING ROCKETS AND CANNON, fLEW 64 SORTIES IN STATE TROOPERS PROMPTLY SriOVED THEM OFf NATO's PLANS TO MOVE ITS MILITARY HEADQUARTER SUPPORT Of THE AIRBORNE TROOPS. THE PAVEMENT TO BELGIUM. HE SAID ITS POLITICAL HEADQUARTE IN OTHER GROUND ACTION TROOPS Of THE U S. MEREDITH WAS TO JOIN THE MARCH TO JACK- IS WELCOME TO REMAIN IN PARIS BUT THAT FRANCE 25TH INfANTRY DIVISION SHOT THEIR WAY INTO A SON, MORE THAN 200 MILES AWAY, WHEN HE IS WOULD NOT OBJECT IF IT ~OVES, TOO MARCH ONLY 25 MILES WEST OF SAIGON AND FOUND RELEASED fROM A MEMPHIS HOSPITAL COUVE DR MURVILLE, HOWEVER, OPPOSED THE A STORE Of t55 WEAPONS HIDDEN UNDERWATER BY KING, STOKELY CARMICHAEL Of SNCC AND NAMING Of A FIVE-NATION COMMITTEE BY FRANCE'S THE VIET CONG THE WEAPONS, WRAPPED CARE­ FLOYD McKISSICK OF THE CONGRESS OF RACIAL 14 NATO PARTNERS TO NEGOTIATE WITH PARIS FULLY IN PLAST I C, INCLUDED 81 RifLES, 26 EQUALITY LED ABOUT 20 ~EN DOWN HIGHWAY 51 ON THE FUTURE Of FRENCH TROOPS IN GERMANY. SUBMACHINE GUNS, 24 AUTOMATIC WEAPONS AND 24 FROM THE SPOT WHERE THE SHOTGUN SNIPER REfUSING TO BUDGE ON THIS, HE INSISTED fUTURE ROrKET LAUNCHERS WOUNDED MEREDITH YESTERDAY FRENCH MILITARY COOPERATION WITH NATO IS A (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) THEY HAD ONLY GONE ABOUT 200 YARDS WHEN MATTER fOR DISCUSSION BETWEEN FRENCH AND FOUR MISSISSIPPI STATE TROOPERS ARRIVED AND NATO GENERAL STAfFS NEW BUDDHIST GAMBIT ORDERED THEM TO GET OFF THE PAVEMENT (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) KING REPLIED THAT "WHEN WE WALKED TO BODES MORE TROUBLE MONTGO~ERY (fROM SELMA, ALA , IN 1965), SAIGON (UPI)--MoDERATE BUDDHIST LEADERS TO­ WE WALKED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD" ASTRONAUTS IN SECLUSION DAY GAINED CONTROL Of THE ANTI-GOVERNMENT "GET OfF THE PAVEMENT," YELLED ANOTHER FOR FOUR DAYS' TALKING DRIVE IN SAIGON AND CALLED FOR AN END TO TROOPER, AND WHEN THE GROUP STOOD fAST, CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--AsTRONAUTS THOMAS STAf­ STREET DEMONSTRATIONS AND fIERY SUICIDES, THE FOUR TROOPERS USED THEIR HANDS TO SHOVE FORD AND EUGENE CERNAN GOT A QUICK MEDICAL BUT MILITANT CHURCHMEN IN HUE MOUNTED A GEN­ THEM Off THE TWO-LANE BLACKTOP ROAD. ONE CHECK TODAY AND THEN BEGAN "TALKING, TALKING ERAL STRIKE WHICH PARALYZED THE NORTHERN CITY OF THE MARCHERS FELL ON THE SHOULDER, MUDDY AND TALK I NG" ABOUT THE SUCCESSES AND FA I LURES I AND BROUGHT A NEW AIRLIfT Of LOYALIST TROOPS FROM AN EARLIER THUNDERSTORM Of THE fLIGHT OF GEMINI-9 TO ITS OUTSKIRTS KING CALLED HIS FOLLOWERS ASIDE fOR A ASTRONAUT CHIEf DONALD K SLAYTON REPORTED SAIGON BUDDHISTS WERE INfORMED BY MODERATE CONFERENCE AND ABOUT TEN MINUTES LATER, THAT THE CHIPPER SPACE HEROES WILL RECOUNT LEADER THICH TAM CHAU THAT THE STRUGGLE THEY RESUMED THE MARCH, WALKING ON THE fOR THE BOOKS ALL PHASES Of THE RENDEZVOUS AGAINST THE REGIME Of PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Ky SHOULDER AND SPACEWALK FLIGHT THAT ENDED YESTERDAY WAS BEING "RE6RGANIZED" HE CHARGED THE ONE Of THE TROOPERS, L Y GRIfFIN, SAID WITH A BULLSEYE SPLASHDOWN GENERALS RULING SOUTH VIET NAM WERE GUILTY Of " THEY C';N MARCH ALL THE WAY TO NEW ORLEANS "THEy'RE JUST GOING TO BE THERE TALKING, "TREASON" BUT CALLED FOR "UNDERSTANDING BE­ If THEY WANT AS LONG AS THEY STAY ON THE TALK I NG AND TALK lNG," SA I 0 A SPACE AGENCY TWEEN THE ARMY AND THE PEOPLE." SHOULDER -------------------------------" SPOKESMAN THE TWO SPACE PILOTS WERE EX­ THE GOVERNMENT fLEW ABOUT 1,000 TROOPS -­ PECTED TO REMAIN IN THE SECLUSION Of THEIR THREE BATTALIONS -- TO THE OUTSKIRTS OF HUE, CALIFORNIANS VOTING SPECIAL MOONPORT QUARTERS fOR THE NEXT 450 MILES NORTH Of SAIGON, AND A LOYALIST Of­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--CALIFORNIA VOTERS THREE DAYS flCIER DENOUNCED NORTHERN BUDDHIST LEADER TURNED OUT IN HEAVY NUMBERS TODAY fOR A ACCORDING TO PRESENT PLANS, STAffORD AND THICH TRI QUANG AS A "COMMUNIS~'. PRIMARY ELECTION GIVING REPUBLICANS A CERNAN WILL FLY BACK TO HOUSTON fOR A RE­ CHOICE BETWEEN ACTOR RONALD REAGAN AND UNION WITH THEIR fAMILIES FRIDAY THEY fORMER SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR GEORGE CHRISTO­ WILL REPORT TO THE NATION ON THEIR DARING EARLY SEASON HURRICANE PHER fOR GOVERNOR. SPACE ADVENTURE JUNE 17 THREATENS FLOR IDA, CUBA REAGAN, 55, MAKING HIS fIRST BID FOR PUB­ MIAMI (UPI)--HuRRICANE ALMA, PUSHING SLOWLY LIC OffICE, EXPRESSED CONfIDENCE OF VICTORY JOHNSON BACK AT WORK OUT Of THE CARIBBEAN WITH 90 MILES AN HOUR HE VOTED AT HIS HOME PRECINCT IN THE PACIFIC WASHINGTON (UPI}--PRESIDENT JOHNSON RE­ WINDS, SPUN GALES ACROSS WESTERN CUBA TODAY PAL ISADES AREA. TURNED TO THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY AfTER THREE AND KEPT SOUTH FLORIDA ON THE ALERT. CHRISTOPHER, 57, TWICE MAYOR BUT TWICE DAYS AT HIS TEXAS RANCH AND PREPARED TO GALE WARNINGS fLEW OVER THE FLORIDA KEYS DEfEATED IN BIDS fOR STATEWIDE OFfICE, VOT­ GREET 121 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS AT A SOUTH AND THE EXTREME SOUTHERN TIP Of THE PENINSULA ED IN SAN FRANCISCO. HE VOWED THAT IF HE LAWN RECEPTION. HURRICANE-FORCE WINDS OF 75 TO 90 MILES AN LOSES AGAIN "THIS IS THE LAST TIME I'LL GO CHEE~ED BY THE SUCCESS OF THE GEMINI-9 HOURS -- fORMING A 20-MILE WIDE BAND AROUND FOR A PUBLIC OffICE" SPACE FLIGHT BUT CONCERNED ABOUT THE SHOOT- A 40-MILE WIDE CALM "EYE" -- WERE FORECAST TWO-TERM DEMOCRATIC GOV.
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