Secrets of Long Cheng base and hit and run Laos attack revealed
Washington reports detail a secret Laos Long Cheng base used to support US trained guerrillas including Mea tribesmen. Newsmen describe two hours observing American planes, armed men in civilian clothes, and a coordinated withdrawal after a successful Plain of Jars campaign.
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Washington
Long Cheng
Laos
United States
Plain of Jars
Lima Tuma
Lon Cheng
U.S
New York City Blues and Bravery in One Night
An evocative portrait of a freezing New York, where snow muffles streets, cops tolerate corruption, and a brave young thief with a camera faces a gunshot on 47th Street. The narrator links city decay to personal ties with CHEER and Salvation Army, and reflectively recalls Quadrupled hopes for youth.
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New York
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Brooklyn
Flatbush Avenue
CHEER
Salvation Army
Army
Capt
Edeen
Belief in Action: CHEER and Salvation Army Aid Disabled Youth
Bill Eaton praises CHEER and the Salvation Army for aiding handicapped and socially neglected youths. He recalls CHEER’s seventh anniversary and a powerful film by state trooper John Evanko showing a disabled bowling league. He cites Capt. John Edeen’s inspiring YMCA speech and notes dedication, hard work, and compassion drive both groups toward helping children with broken homes and disabilities.
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CHEER
Salvation Army
VFW
Overcomers
John Evanko
Evanko
YMCA
John Edeen
No-Knock Drug Raid Bill Draws Senate Warning
The Allentown Call argues the proposed no-knock warrant bill risks deadly confrontations and invites misidentification by federal agents. It criticizes haste in passing it, noting potential harm to lawabiding homeowners while acknowledging intent to seize narcotics before destruction.
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Senate
Scrap Prices Soar Amid Steel Market Strain
New York reports scrap steel prices rising to 49.50 a ton in Pittsburgh for top heavy melting scrap, up from about 40.50 earlier this month. Mills face tight supply as industrial production slows, especially in autos, while weather and outdoor work hinder output. Japan and Italy import U S scrap to blend with iron, keeping demand high despite higher costs.
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New York
Mercury
Pittsburgh
Japan
Italy
U.S
Iron Age
Beaver pelts tagged at Corry Rod and Gun Club
Corry district game protector William Overturf will tag beaver pelts, with registration opportunities tomorrow night and Monday night at the Corry Rod and Gun Club. In Corry public schools 208 students, 27 percent, failed to attend today. A tureen dinner was held yesterday at noon for 18 WFMS Nazarene members and friends with Mrs. Arthur Barton.
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William Overturf
WFMS
Church of the Nazarene
Arthur Barton
Essex Street
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