Bombers Hit Cambodia And North Vietnam In Broad Campaign
U S command said air forces from Bien Hoa and carrier jets attacked Cambodia and Haiphong area in North Vietnam. In Cambodia 14 Soviet T54 tanks were destroyed along the Saigon Phnom Penh highway as forces tried to encircle Kompong Trabek. In North Vietnam, U S jets hit Lai Dong and Cao Ning bridge targets while Hanoi claimed American losses. Ground fighting included recapture attempts near Hue and heavy casualties among civilians. Defense Minister Vy ousted for embezzlement with seven colonels relieved. Tran Thien Khiem named to lead the ministry.
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Tran Thien Khiem
Death toll in Northern Ireland nears 500 in violence spike
In Belfast and Londonderry a Monday attack killed two British soldiers and a youth as IRA guerrillas regroup after a British Army sweep. Troops at a Belfast army post were fired upon with an anti tank bazooka and raided nearby homes but did not find the weapon.
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Road Deaths Rise In Minnesota Ulster Toll Details
The weekend's Minnesota traffic toll includes five more deaths bringing the 1972 state road toll to 501, with victims including a Minneapolis motorcyclist, a Maplewood pickup driver’s wife Lois Wiberg, and others in Interstate 694 and U.S. routes. In Northern Ireland, two soldiers die in Fermanagh, Belfast violence spikes, and riots erupt after a Casement Park protest. The toll reflects broader unrest and continuing fatalities.
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Floodwaters Recede in Philippines as Cholera Deaths Rise
Manila reports waters from the worst floods in Philippine history receding but warns cholera risk will grow if sanitation and safe water remain scarce. Five more deaths today raise the cholera toll to 108 since July 1, with fatalities in central Luzon and Manila area reaching at least 435 from drowning, landslide, or disease.
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Korea Red Cross talks stall after July reunion vows
North and South Korea fail to convene the first session of Red Cross family reunions. Both sides clash over venue and political participation. South accuses the North of delaying tactics while U.N. General Assembly diplomacy looms.
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Minnesota DFL members back Shriver for McGovern VP
Minnesota's five national committee members are expected to vote solidly for R Sargent Shriver as vice president running mate for Sen George McGovern at the Washington meeting. Delegates earlier urged unity after Eagleton resignation, highlighting a rift between Humphrey supporters and the Liberal Coalition within the party. Ann M Ober of Lake Crystal wins Minnesota's fifth national committee seat in a runoff, with Miller and Rick Scott also named on the first ballot.
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Ruth Cain
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Mass wedding unites 75 couples at Synanon ranch ceremony
In Bolinas California 75 couples many former addicts wed in a communal mass ceremony at the Synanon ranch. A 19th century themed event featured 100 choir members 11 horsemen and a rock band as guests danced and shared a feast of beef lamb and pig.
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California
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Pioneer publication details and rates
The Pioneer prints daily except Sundays and holidays from 423 Beltrami Avenue Bemidji Minnesota. It is a member of the Associated Press Minnesota Newspaper Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulations with mail and carrier subscription rates listed.
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Minnesota
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Be Midji State grad lands teaching job after persistence
Be Midji State College education major sent 350 letters of inquiry and 90 credential sets before securing work. Placement Director Dr. John Brady notes high demand for elementary teachers despite a Minnesota hiring dip. women with the same major face tougher prospects due to marriage and childbirth.
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John Brady
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