McNamara says 'no major change'
WASHINGTON — (UPI)— Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara returned from Saigon today prepared to tell President Johnson the enemy is taking heavy losses, the pace of the war was satisfactory and there is no need for a big U.S. step-up.
He said that there is "no reason to expect any significant increase in the level or tempo of operations in the foreseeable future."
Air armada strikes Viets
SAIGON — (UPI)— The United States sent an air armada on a record 173 missions against North Viet Nam yesterday and told the Communists it would resume bombing throughout the demilitarized zone.
The missions were aimed at crippling North Viet Nam's arsenal before the feared opening of a major Communist attack in the buffer zone.
Clifton Webb dies from heart attack
HOLLYWOOD —(UPI)— Urbane, acid-tongued Clifton Webb, Hollywood's most famous baby-sitter, died Thursday night of a heart attack at the age of 76.
An accomplished Broadway actor, dancer and singer, Webb became an instant motion picture favorite in 1948 when, as Mr. Belvedere, he crowned a misbehaving baby with a bowl of oatmeal.
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SAN FRANCISCO —(UPI) The burro may be slow and sometimes stubborn but he doesn't require a fancy diet.
The animal has been known to eat broken glass, newspapers, rags, old tires and tobacco.
Daily Kansan Friday, October 14, 1966
Blast kills 15 in plant
MONTREAL —(UPI)— A chemical plant in suburban La-Salle was shattered by a chain of explosions last night and fires still raged through the area early today. Authorities said the death toll might reach 15.
But a high congressional source predicted today that the President would order a reserve callup before the year ends, possibly after his return from Manila.
The Defense Department would be able to continue replacing military men in Viet Nam after one-year tours without "calling reserves or National Guard."
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