Pakistani Major Condemns Surrender Amid Bengali War Turmoil
An Indian AP report recounts a Pakistani major decrying a military surrender during the Bengal conflict. He laments the last march to Dacca, vows to fight, praises Mukti Bahini, and laments Bengalis' jeers as Pakistani troops march toward prison camps in India. The piece notes curfews, disarming efforts, and tense post surrender atmosphere with Indian officers overseeing security and awaiting a settlement.
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India
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Intercontinental Hotel
Weather continues page one report from Pulaski County
The text describes a fatal house fire in Prince George and a nearby family escape after a tree felled power lines sparked a transformer, with details about Annette Langston and Sue Smith. Fire crews cite a sudden temperature drop and strong crosswinds tied to a growing storm south of New England.
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Annette Langston
Prince George
Langston
Sue Smith
Robert Smith
Dublin
Smith
Appalachian Power Co
New England
Cambodian Offensive Keeps Communists Back as Saigon Restores Lines
High ranking officers say Lt Gen Ng Yen Van Minh tolerates careful advances to avoid overextending supply routes. The multi division push, begun Nov 24, keeps Communist forces inside Cambodia and away from Tay Ninh and Saigon’s northern approaches, with 30,000 government troops involved.
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Cambodia
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Izay Ninh
Binh Long
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Chrum
Dam Be
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Offi
Paremalin
Jtmm Vicloty
Mekong
9Th Division
Exchange dispute over Vietnam aid prompts U S budget fear
A House committee report argues the United States pays an inequitable black market rate for Vietnam dollars, draining gold reserves and widening the budget deficit. It accuses Hanoi of using US aid as a hidden subsidy while South Vietnamese forces launch a multi-phase offensive near the Mekong Delta, with casualties, tank losses, and shifting front lines reported amid military claims and Republican criticisms.
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Vietnam
Jworth
South - Vietnam
Thieu
William S. Moorhead
Dpa
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Mekong River
John N. Erlenbarn
Ilinois
John W. Wydler
New York
Charles Thone
Nebraska
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U.S
Congress
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Europe
Man Shot To Death In Crowded Hollywood Cafe
In a crowded Hollywood cafe a 25-year-old man from Thailand was killed by two gunmen who fired about 10 shots at point blank range as he sat with four friends. Police described a chaotic scene with 45 witnesses and said there were no immediate motives or suspects. The victim, reportedly living in the United States, has been identified as Pinpatamarekha.
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Mreerngak Pinpa
Nan
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Tamarekha
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Gwe Orl-bin Compton
United States
Upatamarekha
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Oman
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