Word: bombings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...HOPE PRESENTS THE CHRYSLER THEATER (NBC, 8:30-9:30 p.m.). George C. Scott plays a World War II sub captain in a dilemmatic moment: Japanese ships are cross-haired in his periscope as the atom bomb is dropped on Hiroshima. To fire torpedoes, or not to fire...
...down in the wayside and feel there's nothing to do." He also allowed as how he didn't mind having fellow civil rights leaders speak out against the U.S.'s try-to-win policy in Viet Nam, spoke up against, of all things, nuclear bomb testing-an issue that, if he had read a newspaper since the test ban treaty was signed on Aug. 5, 1963, he should have known to be passe. Said King: "One cannot be just concerned with civil rights. What good does it do me to integrate a lunch counter...
...closed after World War II for economy reasons, and the U.S. said it wanted to reopen it because of the upswing in tourist trade, but De Gaulle let it be known that he saw through that. Obviously, the Americans were secretly planning to spy on the first French H-bomb tests, which are expected in 1967 or 1968 on an island 750 miles from Tahiti...
...Nation section one reads the narration of the week's events after Vietnam disappeared without warning-the first country to do so since Bosnia-Herzogovina. Despite this event, the story continues, the U.S. and China have refused to change their policies towards Vietnam. The U.S. has continued to bomb the navigational points of bridges and railroads, while the Chinese have not ceased pouring troops into the new Laotian Gulf...
Dodson's plane is unarmed. How, then, did he manage to chalk a Communist truck up to his credit? One day recently, while photographing the results of a bomb strike near Vinh, Dodson was flat-hatting along Highway 1, only 100 ft. off the deck, at 500 m.p.h...