My Lai Names and Hamlets Map Confusion in Vietnam
AP report outlines the My Lai area centered on Tu Cung, detailing how hamlets like My Lai 4 and My Lai 5 near Son My were renamed Thuyen Yen and Truong An. It notes the complex Vietnamese administrative divisions and varied spellings on maps, with Son My villagers displaced to a refugee center near My Lai 4 and 5.
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Saigon
Ti Cung
Vietnam
My Lai 4
My Lai 5
Quang Ngai Iy
My Lai
Son My
Song My
Quang Ngai
Son Tinh
Son An
Son Thanh
Son Hoin
Son Hoa
Son Quang
South China Sea
My Lai Complex
Tu Cung
Thuyen Yen
My Lai Sis Truong An
Norway Mourns Eldred Thomas Longtime Local Leader Dies
Eldred E. Thomas 78 a Norway resident died at home after a varied career as a real estate broker and insurance agent. He served on the town council and belonged to St. Clair Magonic lodge 164 and OES Mystic chapter 28. He is survived by Ida Tow his widow a daughter a granddaughter his father Henry Thomas a brother Neal and a sister. Services Saturday at 2 at United Methodist church Norway burial Oak Hill cemetery Brosh's in charge. Pinkville term explained as field mapping jargon not political.
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Norway
Eldred E. Thomas
St. Clair Magonic Lodge
OES Mystic
Chapter 28
Methodist Church
Henry Fairnle Thomas
Norway High School
Ida Tow
William Ferguson
Russell Point
Ohio
Henry Thomas
Neal
Hubbard
Link’ Tow
Cedar Rapids
United Methodist Church
Oak Hill
Brosh's
Mezvinsky Endorsed by 26 Democrats in First District
Fairfield Rep Edward Mezvinsky won the backing of 26 Democrats from the First district for his bid in the Democratic congressional nomination. The endorsees include Gary Cameron and others from Fairfield Davenport Washington Mechanicsville Burlington Muscatine and Iowa City, all citing Mezvinsky as a vigorous responsive representative.
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Fairfield
Edward Mezvinsky
Lowa City
Gary Cameron
United States
Mezvinsky
Lewis E. Graf
Ack G. Silverman
James D. Resnick
John C. Wolfe
Davenport
Cahileen Krogmeier
Rosemary Fillitt
Paul V. Shearer
Carolyn Levy
Washington
Hugh Doty
Mechanicsville
Joy Charbonneaux
Burlington
Robert F. O'Malley
Fort Madison
Carl L. Pflug
Massachusetts Issues Business Pop Recording
Massachusetts issues a new record praising the state as a place to work and live. The Department of Commerce and Development plans to send the recording in a facts package to potential industrial developers nationwide.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
Department of Commerce and Development
Trial of Two Pastors Ends in Forgiving Resolve
In Greensboro North Carolina two clergymen faced an assault charge in district court after a dispute at a church service. Rev Don Harrell of Tabernacle Baptist admitted punching Rev J H Hutchins of Below s Creek Baptist and removing his glasses. The judge dismissed the case and urged repentance as both sides stated forgiveness and reconciliation in a courtroom crowded with church members.
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Greensboro
N.C
Don Harrell
Harrell
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Coprler
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Ra ‘Ather
Uy Sr
Breas Maving Gorette
Eregue
Mlbran
Sunbeam
Towa Eiectric Hohe
Craemer's Mens Shop
Norfolk
Bath
Fieldcrest
B. New Fieldcrest
Felicity” Towels
Brush & Holder
Bernie
Lindale
J. Goldan Cherubs
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