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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
6
President Nixon praised secrecy as vital to national security while addressing nearly 600 Vietnam POWs. He urged classification discipline and cautioned against disclosures, tying secrecy to pivotal arms talks and peace initiatives, and emphasized protecting state secrets over public access.
In Saigon, 66 Communist violations were reported today, up from 58 and 55 on prior days. In Paris, House envoy William H. Sullivan and South Vietnamese officials review the cease-fire accords and discuss measures to improve implementation and future implications.
Tom McClellan becomes the first mounted UC system officer patrolling the wooded outskirts above Monterey Bay. Campus police chief John Barber says the six month trial covers inaccessible areas where cars cannot go. Merrill College adds a hitching post and horse supplies as riders ease patrols.
UPI reports U.S. B52s dropped over 1000 tons of explosives on Communist positions in a 435 mile jungle belt along Highway 4 near three miles south of the road. Raids continued for a sixth straight day as weather limited some operations.
Communist forces attacked a government military outpost eight miles east of Muang Phalane on Route 9 in south central Laos. Two companies of North Vietnamese troops, aided by mortars, overran the post after about an hour of fighting, according to military sources.
In a wide in store sale, polyester dresses in various lengths and sizes are marked down from orig $30-270 to under $10. Other apparel including sportswear, lingerie, hosiery, slippers, and men's and boys wear are reduced by one third to half, with limited quantity in assorted colors and sizes. One day only event promises substantial savings on past-season inventory across women, men, and children items.
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