Three hundred Norwegians demonstrated in the harbour of Moss (near Oslo) on March 13th, against the U.S. loading of ammunition for South Vietnam. A U.S. warship anchored in the harbour of Moss. It was due to sail on March 15th with a cargo of ammunition. The ship was said to be bound for the United States, but the real port of destination was South Vietnam. The demonstration was sponsored by the Norwegian Committee for Solidarity with Vietnam.
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 20, 19 May 1966
Demonstrations in Norway Against U.S. Role in Vietnam War
The scan: The Week v5 no20.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)
This text was corrected by hand against the scan: p. 11 of the scan, read 3 Nov 2026 against both witnesses, The Week v5 no20.pdf and the second scan ("The Week v5 no10.pdf", a duplicate scan of no20); the OCR read 'U.S.' as 'J S' in the title
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