Viet Nam A View From Home How Are We Ever Going To Get Out
Viet Nam, distant and confusing, prompts questions about exit strategy and public sentiment. Readers propose bold ideas from switching support to Hanoi to drafting only married volunteers, while experts note the core problem is trust. The piece argues winning hearts is key, but foreigners, short stays, and past broken promises hinder friendship with Vietnamese people.
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Fire razes Virginia Techs Magill Slouse building
Blacksburg AP fire destroys the Magill Slouse building housing urban and regional planning offices on the Virginia Tech campus. Firemen reported the blaze started in electrical wiring but saved most architectural documents in the 45 year old building erected in 1921 named for Dr EK Magill, chairman of vocational education.
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Concord Pilot Fatally Hurt
A Navy reserve Lt Cmdr Robert Llewellyn, 35, of Concord North Carolina, died after ejecting from an F8 jet during a practice mission near Yuma Arizona. The crash on the Chocolate Mountain range led to hours of rescue efforts before his death. Cause under investigation. He is survived by his widow Helen and two children. He belonged to Naval Reserve Squadron VF673 in Atlanta Georgia. His father is Judge Manley Llewellyn.
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Suit Challenges USDA Procedures Used To Suspend Grocer
A federal suit filed Tuesday challenges USDA administrative procedures used to suspend Winston-Salem grocer John s Supermarket from the food stamp program. Plaintiff James J. Vlasis argues his constitutional rights were violated and seeks a hearing, a temporary stay, and voiding of the nine month disqualification. He says the program handles about $6,000 monthly in his business. He alleges he was denied the right to face accusers and that congress did not authorize the cited regulations.
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Double Murder Case Marked Closed in High Point
HIGH POINT AP Police closed the books on a double murder and death by own action case. Charles Hammer 46 died Monday night in a High Point hospital after killing his wife Helen 38 and Wayne E. Byerly 41, then fatally shooting himself. Investigators said Hammer shot Byerly at a grocery store rear door and then killed his wife and himself in a nearby beauty shop.
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