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It was 7:35 p.m. Humphrey in a natty dinner jacket with embroid ered lapels, had just entered the glowing ballroom of South Viet nam’s Independence Palace for a reception honoring the nation’s newly inaugurated president. With U. S. Ambassador Ells worth Bunker, Humphery moved across the red-flowered carpet toward the center of the guests. Three sharp explosions rever- breated at that moment. Outside the southern windows, the night sky lit up, three times in quick succession. Humphrey paused in a conver sation with Bunker, then calmly resumed the chat. Gen. William C. Westmoreland, the U. S. com mander in Vietnam, glanced at the windows, his hands behind his back in pensive pose, then also resumed his conversation. “Those are probably mortar shells,” a correspondent said to Humphrey. And Humphrey re plied: “I gather they might be.” In seconds the gala reception given by Thieu was as gay as before. Only outside was the dam age apparent. With the new president was Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky. Besides Westmoreland, and Bunk er, the commander of the U. S. Air Force in Vietnam, Gen. Wil liam Momyer, was present with most of his top staff. Humphrey’s calm was typical of an extraordinary evening. There was not one slight feminine shriek of panic as the shells ex ploded and the windows rattled. As calmly as though nothing had happened, a muted loudspeak er soon announced that the state dinner would begin at 8:00 p.m. Westmoreland, in a white uni form and his full array of med als, made a professional obser vation on the shelling. “I thought they sounded like 75mm recoilless rifle rounds,” he said. A&M Grads Serve On Vietnam Tours Texas A&M graduates of 1965 and 1966 have received U. S. Army assignments in Vietnam. First Lt. Mario A. Macaluso of San Antonio was assigned to an advisory team of the Viet namese Army’s III Corps. A 1966 graduate, 2nd Lt. Reginald D. 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