350000 South Viet Refugees Flee Fighting
Saigon and surrounding regions faced a growing refugee crisis as more than 350,000 people from provinces near Kontum, Quang Tri, and Da Nang fled advancing forces. Welfare officials and U.S. aid workers described crowded centers, shifting numbers, and ongoing displacements across the central highlands and coastal areas amid renewed fighting and supply difficulties.
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Saigon
Saigan
Binh Dinh
da Nang
Chung Tau
Agend
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Perous Long Khanh
Quang ‘Tri
Kontum
South Wiemmoseey
Bar Me Thuot
Loe
Centra
Chuong ‘Thien
Binh Binh
Marane
Saigon iTuong
Nori Viet Shas
Ai Nan
Cam la
Shelthe
Imue
Hue
Vckely
Viets University
Mov
Feav
Qui Nhun
Quij
Nhan
Qui Nhon
Akn Loe
Lalountains
Nang
Itragic
Uneir
Gaid Ane
Vietnamese Defense Ministry
Soctal
U S District Judge Overturns 1969 Boyle Election
U S District Judge overturns the 1969 election of United Mine Workers leader W A Tony Boyle after a six month trial. The ruling cites irregularities in the ballot and allows a new election under supervision of the labor department. The decision follows the Jock Yablonski campaign era and related violence.
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U.S
Tony’ Boyle
Persident
UN Dent
Bryant
Boyle
Campbellsburg
Ind
Thejlory of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Theresa
Supreme
Yablonski
Ager
Tiboyich
Walls of Justice
Rauh
Tony Boyle
Joseph Rauh
Joseph A
Jock
Pennsylvania
Why Vandals Strike And How Parents Help Stop Them
A reader reflects on vandalism sparked by teen boredom after a Navy pilot son visits a ruined pre Civil War plantation home. The piece links destruction to lack of earned money and urges parents to withhold allowances, promoting a booklet offering advice on earning spending money as an antidote.
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George IV
George TV
Navy
Pensacola
Florida
Baltimore Orioles
Pirates
America
Wall Street Journal
Andrew Jackson
John Wesley
What Dropsy Is And How It Affects The Body
A Canadian reader asks about dropsy known as edema and related terms. The piece explains swelling of feet and ankles worsens in heat, with relief at night, notes varicose veins once treated, and advises consulting a physician, urine analysis for nephritis, and elevating legs or pedaling while lying on the back.
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Yari
Bayh Endorses Humphrey In Indiana Primary
Indiana Senator Bayh backs Hubert Humphrey for the Indiana presidential primary, citing a personal commitment to supporter Maaskie. The Democratic race faces George Wallace as main opponent. Bayh also mentions Edmund Maskin as a prior backer withers noted, and tourism revenue comparisons show 1969 gains over 1968.
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Bayh
Humphrey
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
APY
Witch Bayh
O-Tredl
Hubert
Monaphrey
D-Minn
Tumphrey
Alabama
Pioneering study highlights women in management roles
Dr. Margaret Vennig of Simmons College cites limited but growing practical management positions for women, with Bayh noting enthusiasm for Humphrey and Wallace in Indiana. Time-Life Audio example supports belief in expanding female business leadership despite traditional fields.
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New York
Marsgaret Vennig
Simmons College
Bayh
Hanselves Fies
Wiese Enue Beller
Tamphrey Tse
Indiana
Linn
Ning
Immiphrey
Muskle
Humphrey
Wallace
Sen
Hamphrey
Hearing Aid Services at 231 Citizens Bank Bldg
Repair services for all hearing aids and related supplies offered at the same location. Over 22 years of service. Always consult an ear physician or your family doctor about hearing problems. J C Hoover. 231 Citizens Bank Bldg. Phone 643-1842.
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J. C. Hoover
Citizens Bank
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First National City
First National
Ofter
Pan Sey
Shaker
Jerry
Heckaman
BUICK
P. Ficciass
Pittsburgh
FAS
Brady's Health Service
Formosa
Caatcily
US Forest Services
The
Nations Association of State Foresters
Adeenusing Tapcuhvesar
Foeu
Ients Rice
Mighty Mites
Kmart
Naess
S3rd Street
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