Commune Blockade Breakthrough Reopens Cambodian Highway
South Vietnamese forces recaptured Kompong Speu ending a Communist blockade of Highway 4 to Phnom Penh and Kompong Som. Brig. Gen. Tran Ba Di apologized for looting incidents as soldiers secured the town. Casualties ranged with Cambodian losses at 14 killed and 34 wounded, and U.S. casualties at least eight killed and 24 wounded.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
UPI
Kompong Spea
U.S. 7Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Cambori
Saigon
U.S
Lambodian
Kompong Spen
Tran Ba di
Kompong Speu
David Start-Fox
Kompong Spéu
Phoom Peoh
Kompong Som
Gulf of Siam
Leo
South Vietnam
Spokeamen
Anderson Wins Safety Award in Pedestrian Program
Anderson joins Noblesville New Castle Indianapolis and Speedway as An American Automobile Association citation recipient for low pedestrian traffic deaths in 1969. Cities were graded on record-keeping legislation enforcement engineering school programs and public information. San Diego won the Grand Award for over 500000 and Garfield Heights Ohio won for under 50000.
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Anderson
Indiana
American Automobile Association
Noblesville
New Castle
Idianapolis
Speedway
San Diego
California
Garfie Haighis
Oho
Mercy Hospital Patient Admits and Dismissals Listed
Mercy Hospital reports admissions including Doris Plaxe Lapel Mrs Jose Green and others with addresses on S Street and 1519 S 3 St. Dismissals include Anthony Hahn Stu Haskell Darrell Nelson and Mes Edgar Bryan with final relocation noted to Mr and Mrs Robert Neat residence.
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Mercy Hospital
Elwood
Doris Plaxe
Jose
Green
Anna Or Schmidt
Charles Beeman
Robert Leavell
Lewis Jones
James Lewellen
Anthony Hahn
Stu Haskell
Darrell Nelson Amthaby
Edgar Bryan
Angela M. ‘Simmerman
Borne
Robert Neat
Alien Ran Alea
Captain Jos A Stinson Honored by Army
The family of Captain Jos A Stinson of 3206 Greenbrier Rd reports he has received the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service in Europe. A 1957 Anderson High School graduate, he has served since 1961 as commanding officer of the 510th Ordinance Company in Germany, son of Mrs. Brooks Sinsen of 2326 Morton.
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Stinson
Army
Jos A. Stinson
Greenbrier Rd
Anderson High School
Europe
510Th Ordinance Company
Geremany
Brooks Sinsen
Morton
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