25 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
1
AP dispatches report North Vietnamese forces captured Fire Base Fuller atop a mountain in the far north. The seizure drove South Vietnamese units into retreat as troops moved to shore up lines.
A motion to show cause and determine accessibility in Cole County was quashed. Judge Riley ruled the County Court acted lawfully under Missouri statutes, with Rev. Cox arguing Jefferson City schools were more accessible for his children. The case traced hearings and letters between Rev. Cox, the County Court, and Circuit Court amid debates over school district assignments and access.
The North Vietnamese launched a night assault on Fuller Mountain, testing South Vietnamese defenses as U S forces withdraw. US air power and Cobra helicopters bombed the mountain top while South Vietnamese troops held, with 25 Americans killed in action last week and 215 wounded.
An instructional orientation for all Red Cross swim instructors is set for 9:30 a.m. today at Memorial Pool. Instructors should bring swim outfits for the meeting. The Red Cross Summer Swim Program starts Monday morning.
Missouri unemployment fell by 3,700 to 104,800 in May, yielding an 8.1 percent rate, unchanged from last May but down from April. Labor force rose to 2,075,100 with 1,988,200 employed. May 1971 employment trails May 1970 by 23,700. Local conditions steady, though more jobs appear in the past two months. Veterans returning home face job hurdles as several hundred lost work with the International Shoe Co. closing last year. Manufacturing declines offset by gains in nonmanufacturing sectors. earnings up modestly to 141.41 and a 39.5 hour workweek.
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