Vietnamese push to recapture Quang Tri Province begins
South Vietnam launches first operation to retake Quang Tri with over 10,000 marines and paratroopers crossing the Chan River. U S B 52 bombers drop 1350 tons of explosives as tanks artillery and offshore gunfire support the advance amid unclear North Vietnamese resistance. The drive follows a March 30 offensive and comes as a provincial leadership shakeup in Binh Dinh is reported with Col Nguyen Van Chuc ousted and Col Hoang Dinh Tho named as replacement.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
Chanh River
South China Sea
U.S
Vietnam
Thieu
Vietnam Press
Nguyen van Chuc
Binh Dinh
Central Highlands
Hoang Dinh Tho
Quang Tin
Nguyen van Toan
Com
Col. Tho
Toan
Electronics Workshop Sessions at Bald Eagle Center
Bemidji State College presents a two day electronics workshop at the Bald Eagle Center near Cass Lake on June 28 and 29 from 1 to 5 pm. Tektronix’s Jack Benedict will speak on oscilloscopes and biophysical and mechanical measurements and related monitoring gear. Open to area residents with no fee.
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Bemidji State College
Bald Eagle Center
Cass Lake
Jack Benedict
Textronix, Inc
Minneapolis
Theft Report and Vehicle Damage in Bemidji Incident
Mrs. Jean Winkler reports a stolen boys bicycle from 721 15th St Apt 2. A collision involved David D. Vick of Bemidji and Stanley G. Niemi of Osage Minn. Vick’s car sustained $1 000 damage while the other vehicle suffered $150 damage.
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Ronald A. LaFrentz
Jean Winkler
15Th St
Apt. 2
David D. Vick
Bemidji
Stanley G. Niemi
Osage
Minn
Vick
Never Too Late entertains in Bemidji Paul Bunyan Playhouse
Review of S Arthur Long’s domestic farce Never Too Late at the Paul Bunyan Playhouse Bemidji State College notes a slow start then strong second act. Donald Auspitz and Patty Ruth Bayley shine as a pregnant couple and housewife mother to be while supporting cast delivers humor and energy. The piece ends with a happy resolution and light summer entertainment.
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Myron R. Swanson
Division of
Humanities
Bemidji State College
S. Arthur Long
Paul Bunyan Playhouse
Donald Auspitz
Abraham
Mr. Auspitz
Patty Ruth Bayley
Sarah
Miss Bayley
IRA truce faces Protestant resistance in Belfast
British Northern Ireland minister William Whitelaw meets militant Protestant leaders in Belfast to pursue a truce as opposition to talks intensifies. The talks aim to ease longtime sectarian conflict amid growing resistance from Protestant factions.
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IRA
Belfast
Northern Ireland
William Whitelaw
Britain
Ereal
Romania
Right Turn Law Takes Effect July First
A new right turn on red rule becomes active July first with conditions. Stop fully yield to pedestrians, and wait for clear traffic before turning. Drivers are urged to use caution to avoid collisions as congestion relief is the goal. Sporadic Belfast violence continues around the IRA truce as a youth dies from blunt injuries.
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The
Safety Council
Belfast
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