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Hampton Students To Present
‘Evening At United Nations’
Social science students at
Hampton Elementary School will <
present “An Evening At The Uni-
They Surrendered
Cong Platoon
Afraid To Die
By EUGENE V. RISHER
SAIGON (UPD—Tired, hun
gry and scared, a platoon of 37
guerrillas and their 15-year-old
girl nurse stumbled out of the
jungle ana surrendered in the
largest single Communist defec
tion of the war, U.S. spokesmen
said today.
“They were afraid to die.
They stated they lacked food
and were disenchanted with the
Viet Cong cause,” the spokes
men announced
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Ann Daniel, Jean Floyd and Ginger Henderson (1-r)
paint a huge world map showing member nations of
the United Nations.
ted Nations” Tuesday night from
6 until 11 p.m. at the Hampton
gymnasium.
Tre platoon carried four
automatic weapons in surren
dering Tuesday at the village of
Loe An, about 365 miles north
of Saigon. Although about 61,000
Communists have defected
since 1964 including 25,000 so far
this year, none before came in
so large a group, the spokesmen
said.
American spokesmen also
reported 207 U.S. servicemen,
286 South Vietnames soldiers
and 1,554 Communist troops
were killed in action last week.
They said 634 Americans were
wounded in combat in the week
ending Saturday. It raised to
15,265 the number of Americans
killed and to 95,103 the number
wounded since 1961.
American commanders said
last week’s kill ratio—the
number of Communist troops
killed for every allied soldier
lost in combat—was 2.9 to 1, the
lowest since the week ending
Sept. 3 when it was 2.2 to 1.
Generals use the ratio to judge
the tide of the war.
Besides U.S. and South
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Thursday, Dec. 7, 1967
The program will begin with
individual displays from mem
bers nations of the United Na-
Vietnamese losses, 28 other
allied troops were killed last
week, commanders said. They
also said last week’s losses
brought to about 238,000 the
number of Communists estimat
ed killed since 1961. South
Vietnamese battle dead totaled
about 52,300.
In other developments, a lull
on the North-South Vietnam
border ended Wednesday when
the Communists poured 267
artillery and mortar shells into
U.S. Marine anti-invasion posts.
It was the most shells fired
since 1,000 rounds hit the
Leatherneck forty Sept. 25 at
the height of a major battle,
spokesmen said.
They said seven Marines died
and 77 were wounded in the
blizzard of fire from 60, 82 and
120 mm mortars and 85mm
artillery guns. A small Marine
patrol near Con Thien, the key
U.S. outpost, was caught briefly
by North Vietnamese. But the
Americans fought their way
back to the post, killing at least
three Communists.
Giant Air Force 852 Strato
fortresses today struck at the
positions of at least three North
Vietnamese divisions reported
poised on the southern fringe of
North Vietnam.
The border battling brought
an accident of war—a Marine
jet dropped a bomb on
Leatherneck positions 1.8 miles
northeast of Con Thien, spokes
men said. Five Marines were
killed and two wounded in the
incident Wednesday night, they
said.
In the air, cloudy monsoon
weather limited U.S. Jet pilots
to 93 missions against North
Vietnam Wednesday, spokesmen
said. But it was the most
missions of the past nine days
of bad weather. They hit trains,
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to be displayed.
tions. The displays will be exhi
bited from 6 to 7:15 p.m.
A debate on “The Usefulness
Os The United Nations in To
day’s World” will be held at
6:30.
The program for the evening
will begin at 9 o’clock. The Rev.
Jackson Brady will be the
speaker. He will speak on “The
Purpose Os The United Nations
in Today’s World.”
Films will be shown during
the program that some of the
students made at the United Na
tions in New York. Five students
and instructor Michael Melshie
mer went there during the
Thanksgiving holidays.
The students have worked af
ter school and on Saturdays to
prepare displays for the pro
gram. They have invested al
most SI,OOO of their money in the
project. No school or civic aid
has been used for the project.
The students wrote to the mem
ber nations of the United Nations
and received articles and litera
ture from them. The students
will represent the member na
tions during the program.
bridges, barracks, trucks, bar
ges and other targets near
Hanoi, Haiphong and the South
Vietnam border, spokesmen
said.
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Cakes will be made to re
present the member nations.
They will be served as refresh
ments between 10 and 11 p.m.
The displays will be open for ex
hibition again during the refre
shment period.
Some 135 students have spent
almost 500 hours of their time
after school and at night work
ing on the displays. One has
been made for each of the mem
ber nations.
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The students also have made
an eight foot by eight foot world
map showing the member na
tions. It was drawn to scale. The
program also will include pic
tures of the United Nations buil
ding and the facilities inside
it.
All of the work on the program
is being done by the students
with the aid of Melsheimer.
The public has been invited to
attend.