Search for MIAs May End in Months Says Pentagon
The search for Americans missing in Indochina is slowing and may end in a few months. Remains identified include nine found by Brig. Gen. Kingston’s team in Thailand. only a few contested sites remain in South Vietnam before the rainy season. Talks with North Vietnam and cease-fire violations hinder further searches and information exchanges.
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New Craft Books Expand Aiken County Librarys Collection
The Aiken County Public Library adds several crafts titles including Knotting and Netting The Art of Filet Work by Lisa Melen translated by Joan Bulman originally from Sweden. Also Step By Candlemaking by Mary Carey How To Restore and Decorate Chairs by Roberta Ray Blanchard and related guides. All three can be borrowed from the library.
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Communists Focus on South Vietnam Rice Grab
U S intelligence says North Vietnamese and Viet Cong aim to seize as much of the rice crop as possible in the remaining months to disrupt markets. Analysts note no general offensive yet but warn one could come early next year.
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