Vietnam War firefight south of Da Nang with helicopter losses
North Vietnamese troops attacked U.S. forces south of Da Nang as helicopters went down with eight Americans aboard. In four days near Hiep Duc 198 NVA were killed. 16 Americans dead and 465 wounded. A helicopter crash left four missing. overall nightly attacks wounded and killed multiple U.S. personnel and civilians in the region.
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Army Resumes Hearings Of Berets Case In Vietnam
The Army restarts its preliminary probe into eight Green Berets accused of killing a Vietnamese double agent near Saigon. Army Secretary Resor arrives with a report as critics press the Army. Defense lawyers predict dismissal appears likely if no witness is produced. Meanwhile Typhoon Cora lashes Okinawa with five injuries reported as the storm stays offshore.
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Thai minister urges US troop withdrawal from Thailand
Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman told the Foreign Correspondents Club that if Americans will not defend Thailand the United States should begin evacuating thousands of troops now. He warned against using US forces to fight subversive communists and said Thailand would rely on local forces with Nixon’s concurrence.
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China Warns On Intrusion By Soviets
TOKYO AP China warns the Soviet Union to stop intrusions and provocations or face responsibility. A note from Beijing cites 29 incidents along the border between June and July and mentions a August 13 clash in Sinkiang and June 11 injuries to three Chinese guards near Chenpao/Damansky. It calls for dismantling illegal installations and allowing normal navigation on the boundary.
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Legislative Support Growing For Landmark Drug Reform
Massachusetts lawmakers prepare to pass a broad drug reform bill placing rehabilitation under the Department of Mental Health. The plan offers treatment instead of jail for nonviolent offenders, expands admitting hospitals and centers, trains police, and reclassifies dependence drugs to reduce confusion, with schools also set to run a statewide education program. Support crosses leadership and a key sponsor backs the plan as the best chance for passage.
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Head of Biology Institute Terms AEC Terrifying
Dr Lamont Cole president of the American Institute of Biological Sciences calls the Atomic Energy Commission terrifying. At a Vermont meeting he warns about unmonitored tritium discharges from nuclear plants entering living beings and potentially harming Earth's life when absorbed into genes and organisms.
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U S and North Koreans Schedule Copter Downing Talk
The U N Command accepts North Korea’s proposal for a meeting of the Korean Armistice Commission at Panmunjom to discuss the downing of a U S Army helicopter in North Korea. The meeting is set for Thursday after North Korea suggested the date.
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The Highways Are Yours Are You Littering Your Own
A concise commentary raises questions about personal responsibility in road cleanliness and civic stewardship. it urges individuals to examine their habits and adopt cleaner streets, linking behavior to community pride and safety.
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