U S Forces Kill 234 North Viet battalion near border
U S troops killed 234 North Vietnamese in a clearing near the Bu Dop Special Forces camp about three miles from the Cambodian border. The fighting was the largest such strike since June, with about 30 aircraft dropping nearly 1,000 tons of bombs in the Seven Mountains region of the Mekong Delta. Casualties for Americans were negligible. The operation aimed to disrupt enemy concentrations before Tet.
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Bu Dop
South Vietnam
Seven Mountains
Cambodian
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Delta
North Vietnam
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da Nang
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Meadville Approves Turnkey Proposal for Senior Housing
Meadville Housing Authority tentatively approved Dillon Co of Akron Ohio for a turnkey 132 unit senior apartment building at the former Huidekoper estate. Groundbreaking eyed for March 1 pending negotiations a performance bond and HUD concurrence after a December 15 review of five proposals.
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Dillon Co
Akron
Ohio
Dillon
Philadelphia
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Huidekoper
Homes Burglarized While At Wedding
At a Miami Beach wedding Estelle Renkoff and Leona Kessler had jewelry stolen from their rooms. Police believe burglars timed the break in after news of the wedding spread. Nearby coverage notes Tet celebrations and broader Vietnam War developments with allied actions and civilian casualties.
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Miami Beach
Estelle Renkoff
Leona Kessler
Birlars
U S and Red Chinese Envoys Resume Talks in Warsaw
In Warsaw, U S Ambassador Stoessel and Chinese Charge Lei Yang resumed formal talks after two years, aiming to reestablish direct links and exchange experts while seeking the release of six Americans held in China. Washington signals cautious progress amid broader Sino-Soviet tensions.
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United States
China
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Waffaires
Lei Yang
Stoessel
Paul H. Kreisberg
Donald M. Anderson
State Department
Thomas W. Simons
Taipei
China News
Peking
Western Pacific
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Nixon
Red China
Washington
Thes
Formosa
U. S. Hip Replacement Await Cement Approval
US researchers report artificial hip surgeries flourish in Europe but await FDA approved cement for US use. Mayo Clinic doctor notes industry waits on methyl methacrylate approval amid cancer fears, while Europe advances with stainless steel ball shafts and cemented sockets.
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U. S
FDA
Chicago
Europe
United States
Food and Drug Administration
Great Britain
U.S
Mark B. Coventry
Department of Orthopaedics
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Coventry
American Academy of Orthopaedics
Penn Central Ride Hurt In Mishap
A Seneca man, 56 year old John Biddle, was admitted in guarded condition to Titusville Hospital after a Penn Central railroad accident yesterday afternoon. He was working on a switching engine and may have fallen or been struck by the engine. an accompanying railroad official was unsure of the exact sequence. He was transported to hospital at 12:45 p.m. by the Titusville Area Ambulance Service.
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Titusville
John Biddle
Penn Central Railroad
Biddle
Titusville Area
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