South Vietnamese militia earns unexpected battlefield praise
South Vietnamese militiamen, despite scarce arms, fight tenaciously east of Dak To and near Dong Ha, with air support and artillery aiding them. Reports describe multiple engagements where militia casualties are high but weapons and positions are held, framing irregular resistance as crucial to slowing Hanoi’s drive and potentially altering the war’s course.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
Dak To
Duc Thanh
Nam Can
Dong Ha
Dong Xuan-Tuy An Nm
Meeting of Giants Needs Much Study
VW Special Correspondent William L. Ryan argues the US and Soviet powers have aligned interests despite hostility. Allies on both sides may worry about fallout in Europe and Asia as Moscow and Washington pursue limited agreements on nuclear restraint, space collaboration, and environmental cooperation, while distrust persists among junior partners.
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William L. Ryan
Moscow
Europe
North Vietnam
North Korea
South Korea
Brechnev
Mao Tung
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Willy Brandt
Feedback to editor on Bemidji Walk for Development credits
A writer objects to credit distribution for the Bemidji Walk for Development. They acknowledge effort by students but name several organizers not acknowledged and note key supporters Barcenas, Coffin, Kate Keenan, and Larry Keenan. They affirm pride in the students and seek amends in the Pioneer.
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The
Pioneer
Bemidji
Joan Flueger
Shelly Birkholm
Dianne Ahlis
Nancy McFarlane
Nancy Carlson
Nancy Stockenridge
Marcia Mcllrath
Gail Lindseth
See Barcenas
Tom Coffin
Kate Keenan
Larry Keenan
Walk For Development
Maple Hall
Bemidji High School
Lee Barcenas
Readers Share Names For Walk Organizing Team
Readers weigh in on organizing a community walk and request publication of participants names. Sister Lenore signs the note urging inclusion and acknowledgment of volunteers.
Farewell note from Dennis Howe conservation officer
Dennis Howe thanks Bemidji residents and Pioneer staff for 20 years of cooperation as he transfers to Osage Minnesota effective June 1. He praises the paper and Jay Griggs for timely public service articles and asks locals to aid the next officer in conserving wildlife. He also thanks KBUN radio for similar cooperation.
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Osage
Bemidji
Jay Griggs
KBUN
Dennis Howe
Dept. of Natural Resources
Bemidji State College protests over faculty dismissals
Student representatives urge action after Bemidji State College President Decker overrides Faculty Hearing Committee decisions to retain Dr Lin sheeid and Dr Singh. Over 1,600 students sign a petition, unanimously supported by the Student Senate, demanding restoration and accountability. Public drama planned to reach Minnesota residents. In Dallas, Texas, Attorney General Crawford Martin pledges to push for upholding the death penalty at federal hearings.
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Phomnes
Jeer Schold
Daljit Singh
Bemidji State College
Linsheeid
Singh
Decker
Minnesota
Mark Hanlon
Psychology Dept
Dallas
Crawford Martin
State Bar of Texas
Washington
Contin Sions
Martin
Memory enriches life by WAL BOYLE in New York AP
A reminiscence with examples from midcentury American life contrasts past and present. It recalls 46 star US flag, few foreign phrases, wax and wooden matches, Sen Sen breath odor, Boy Scout knife and Ingersoll watch, haircuts, a $2 daily maid, 50 cent lawn care, crank start cars, and thrifty shirts.
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Wal Boyle
New York
U.S
Sen Sen
Papa
Ste Genevieve mixologist Francis Sexauer hosts diners and drinks
A Ste Genevieve observer recalls a local hotel cafe where Francis Sexauer pours colorfully contoured drinks to open appetites and later soothe diners. He notes the town’s resident sentiment about long tenure and the aging arrival of newcomers while sharing reflections from travels through Missouri communities.
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Ste. Genevieve
Ste. Genvieve Hotel
Francis Sexauer
George Manus
Missouri
Crow's Nest Harbors and Bemidji Reflections on Community Ties
The writer argues newcomers rarely become true residents of a new town, noting lasting friendships among natives and shared childhood memories. They praise friendly treatment in smaller communities while stressing that one never fully joins another place, yet travel and new friendships remain enjoyable.
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Bemidji
Sexauer
Farmer Jones Shotgun
Little Peggy
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