The Big Red One Faces Mines Gas and Snipers in Viet Nam
Soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division endure mines snipers and gas as they move along tracks through rubber trees. Capt. Dailey orders recoilless rifle support while medics treat wounded under heavy fire. The day features a Claymore mine blast, a wounded colonel, and relentless combat near Trung Lap.
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Trung Lap
South Viet
George F
Dailey
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Viet Nam
Horst Faas
Louis Milano
Bay Shore
N.Y
Rew
U.S
John W. Postgate Jr
Erie
U.S. Air Force
178Rd Airborne Brigade
Vietnamese Battalion Mauled By Guerillas
In South Viet Nam a large guerrilla force ambushed and mauled a South Vietnamese battalion with American advisers near Op Crimp. The clash occurred as Tet cease fire talks arose, with U.S. and Australian troops engaging in Crimp operations and related skirmishes across the region.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam Press
Nguyen Cao Ky
Trang Bang
Cu-Chi
U.S
Iron Triangle
Thong Chu
Trung Luong
Quang Tri City
Viet Nam
Viet Cong
Cao van Vien
49Th
Horrible Find For Grandson
A 17 year old student discovered his grandfather dead by his own action in the garage at 1233 Douglas Street San Leandro. Antonio Zulfi 8% reportedly hanged himself from a rafter prompting the grandson Robert Hume to call the police.
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San Leandro
Antonio Zulfi
Douglas St
Robert Hume
District Selects Director for Los Rios Junior College
Sacramento's Los Rios Junior College District appointed Walter Coullas from the Los Angeles School District to lead the colleges. The appointment came on a unanimous vote by the Los Rios trustees at their Wednesday meeting.
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U.S
da Nang
United States
Phu Quoc
Dallas
Tex
Los Rios
Swifts
City
College
Ameri
Can River Junior College
Sacramento
Walter Coullas
Los Angeles
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Ellijay
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Benjamin Scolley
Frankfurt
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Somerset Ky
Peel
Renlolos
Miles
District
SEL
Washington
Moscow
Eopoldville
Associated Press
the Daily Review
Alameda County
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