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U.S. Captain, Eight
Vietnamese Dead
In Red Ambush
SAIGON, Viet Nam — An
American special forces captain
and eight Vietnamese soldiers were
killed Thursday when Communist
guerrillas ambushed their truck,
a U.S. spokesman reported.
The captain was the 60th Amer
ican to die in combat in Viet Nam.
Four Americans are missing in ac
tion and 53 have died of other
causes.
Thursday’s ambush occurred
about 65 miles northeast of Saigon.
The American was traveling in
the lead truck of a two-truck sup
ply convoy when a mine went off
under it, throwing it off the road
in pieces. The eight Vietnamese
troops were on the same truck.
A second mine went off behind
the truck. Then guerrillas lying in
ambush along the roadside, opened
fire on the second truck but the
soldiers dismounted and returned
the fire. The Communists then
withdrew, the American spokes
man said.
No guerrilla casualties were re
ported.
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