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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1972

Page

6

Restructuring Shrinks Vietnam Command Links to Lavelle Case

The USS Command announced major changes in Indochina operations shifting direct control over 7th Air Force and Strategic Air Command missions to the U S Command. Army Vietnam becomes a support unit under U S Command as part of a broader drawdown and consolidation of U S military structure in Vietnam.

Saigon USS Command Indochina 7Th Air Force Strategic Air Command U.S. Army Vietnam U.S. Command Field Army U.S Air Force Pentagon Tan Son Nhut John D. Lavelle North Vietnam Lavelle Tactical Air Control Center John W. Vogt 7Th Air Force Tactical Center North South Vietnam Cambodia Laos U. S

U S Bombs North Vietnam Steel Plant In Indochina Action

U S jets dropped laser guided 2000 pound bombs into the Thai Nguyen steel plant north of Hanoi destroying North Vietnam's steel capacity. The 7th Air Force announced the attack Sunday.

Saigon U. S Thai Nguyen Hanoi North Vietnam 7Th Air Force U.S

Dilemma as Virginia Dumps Deadline Approaches

Local Tazewell County residents face June to July 1 as Virginia enforces a statewide deadline to close all open trash dumps. Bluefield police file multiple charges against a Texas deputy sheriff after a pickup drags a patrolman 125 feet along College Avenue during an arrest attempt.

Tazewell County Virginia Texas Bluefield College Avenue

U S Soviet Arms Curt Pact Faces Senate Scrutiny

Senate hearings on the ABM and five year offensive arms pacts proceed with expectations of approval. Laird notes limits on ICBMs and submarines while acknowledging Soviet advances in MIRV tech and the need for U S programs like Trident and the B1 bomber to offset any lead. The House prepares to act on related funding as debates continue.

Washington Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee Moscow Pentagon Laird Russia Sians U.S United States

Senate weighs SALT treaty amid broader arms package

Analysts outside the government join former officials to urge ratification. Sen. Hugh Scott notes swift Senate action is unlikely, pushing the issue toward the June recess and the Democratic National Convention. The administration backs the three part package, calling it a triple play for peace as Laird links SALT with continued Trident development.

Hugh Scott Rpa Senate Congress Melvin R. Laird

Gun Fights Mar Irish Armistice

British troops claim to hit 10 IRA guerrillas in running gun battles in Belfast 36 hours before a planned truce ending three years of sectarian conflict. No confirmed casualties reported. IRA gunmen attacked military posts in Lenadoon Andersontown and Horn Walk Suffolk, with over 700 rounds fired.

Belfast Irish Republican Army Northern Ireland IRA Lenadoon Andersontown Horn Walk Suffolk

UMW Election Rerun Scheduled for December

A federal court will hold a rerun of the United Mine Workers 1969 election from December 1 to December 8. The date followed a Washington meeting among the UMW, the Miners for Democracy faction, and the U S Labor Department, per the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.

UMW Pittsburgh United Mine Workers Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Washington U.S. Labor Department Miners For Democracy

Army Desertion Rate Declines for First Time in Seven Years

The Army reports a drop in worldwide desertions for the first time since the Vietnam era escalation, with 40,927 desertions in the first three quarters of fiscal 1972, down from 63,000 in fiscal 1971. Officials cite fewer draftees, higher enlistment standards, and faster discharges as contributing factors.

Washington Army United States Navy Air Force Marine Corps

Smart Bombs Hit Thai Nguyen Steel Plant North of Hanoi

U S jets used laser guided 2000 pound bombs to destroy open hearth furnaces at the Thai Nguyen steel works 30 miles north of Hanoi crippling North Vietnam’s steel output. Other strikes hit rail bridges and warehouses as part of more than 270 U S tactical bomber missions across North Vietnam on Saturday.

Hanoi China Air Force U.S North Vietnam South Vietnam Northern Front Vinh Phu Thai Nguyen U.S. Command Navy Coral Sea Phu Ly My Chanh Hue Saigon King

Wallace Shows Signs of Recovery After Gun Injury

Alabama Governor George C. Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down since May 15, has begun to feel sensation in his thighs and doctors call this cautious optimism for possible continued neurological improvement. He underwent spinal surgery last week and remains hospital bound as he plans to attend the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach on July 10.

Silver Spring Alabama George C. Wallace Holy Cross Hospital Wallace Laurel Miami Beach

Nixon Vows Immediate Flood Aid From Agnes Disaster

President Nixon's rep promised federal help to five governors including Milton Shapp to recover from Agnes. Gov Mandel warned funds may be limited while Gov Holton and Gov Cahill joined the talks. Lincoln said援 supplemental appropriations could cover needs for temporary housing relief and restoring utilities.

Harrisburg Nixon Milton J. Shapp Pennsylvania Marvin Mandel Maryland George A. Lincoln President Office of Emergency Preparedness Lincoln Solid Florida Virginia New York Shapp Mandel Linwood Holton Russell Peterson Delaware William Cahill New Jersey Nelson Rockefeller Arch Moore West Virginia Lincoln Congress

Floodwaters Recede as Virginia Wrestles With Aftermath

Gov Linwood Holton traveled to Harrisburg to coordinate with Mid Atlantic governors as Virginia's historic floods slowly recede. Richmond battles power outages and water shortages while officials project full recovery may take days. Water plants on Occoquan Creek failed Friday but Civil Defense reports restored systems with limited supply. The Appomattox crest above Petersburg eases and I 95 reopens though lingering risks remain.

Associated Press Linwood Holton Harrisburg Mid-Atlantic Virginia Richmond James River State Capitol Holton the James Henrico County The Virginia Electric & Power Co State Civil Defense Fairfax Prince William Alexandria Occoquan Creek Prince William County Civil Defense Spokearoen Petersburg Appomattox National Weather Service Weather Service State Highway Department

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