North Vietnamese Push Fails to Topple Saigon Government
AP reports a months-long battle reshaping Indo China as North Vietnam presses into the South, stalling before collapsing Saigon's government. Despite heavy air power, Hanoi controls about 1,200 hamlets by May end and 12,000 Saigon troops dead, with inflation and refugees straining South Vietnam’s economy.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Indo-China
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
U.S
7Th Fleet
Quang Tri
Kontum
Binh Dinh
An Loc
South
COSVN
North
Humane Way to Curb Lost Dogs by Licensing and Tattooing
Marilyn Mason argues dogs wandering into shelters stem mainly from owners violating Iowa dog laws requiring licensing and restraint. She notes 80 percent of dogs at shelters lack licenses and suggests tattooing as a permanent identification tied to owner records.
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Marilyn Mason
Human Society Auxiliary
Iowa
Humane Shelter
National
Dog Record Bureau
Lucky Cat Patches and the dog license push in Linn County
A three month old cat named Patches survived a car engine mishap with injuries after tail and head wounds. The piece promotes pet identification via tattooing paw prints and nose prints, stressing license as proof of ownership and return, and invites readers to Linn County Humane Society meetings the second Monday at 7 30 p m at Peoples Bank East.
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Patches
Doug Stowell
Third Avenue
Hiawatha
Stowells
Linn County Humane Society
Peoples Bank East
Caution urged for solar eclipse viewing July 10
The sun eclipse on July 10 will be visible across the United States with varying partial phases. Health groups warn eye injury risks persist despite warnings, urging indirect viewing methods and pinhole projections, with detailed maximum totality percentages for major cities.
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U.S
Iowa
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Alaska
Canada
Northwest Territories
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
North America
Baker Lake
Hudson Bay
Prevention of
CREA Gets First For Publication
The Cedar Rapids Education Assn won first place in a statewide publications contest by the Iowa State Education Assn. CREA president Robert Hearst announced that the CREA Flash newsletter, a mimeographed house organ, earned top honors in the publications by associations with more than 250 members. Joe Patrick of Drake University led the judging panel.
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Cedar Rapids Education Assn
Iowa State Education Assn
Robert Hearst
CREA
Association of
Joe Patrick
Drake University
Japan pledges $600000 for Borobudur monuments
Paris based AP reports UNESCO announced Japan will donate six yearly installments totaling 600000 dollars to aid preservation of Borobudur Buddhist monuments in Indonesia over six years.
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Paris
Japan
Borobudur
Indonesia
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
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Loc Ninh
Dau Tieng
United States
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Quang Ngai
Chuong Thien
Thailand
Cambodia
Kien An
Nex
T South
SR Vietnam
Vietnam
Daily Paper
Gazette
Tom Merryman
Hard of Hearing
Crowley Hearing Aid Center
M.N.B. Bldg
The
Society
New York City
St. Louis
Albuquerque
Spokane
Denver
Minneapolis
Appliance Specialties Corporation
Center PT. RD. NE
Siegels
Ines
Third Ave. SE
J.E. Tower
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