Vietnam War Analysis Warns Against Any Lax Effort
An analysis notes the Vietnam conflict risks severe outcomes if effort wanes. It discusses Viet Cong supply lines, North Vietnamese regiments in Long An and Mangrove swamps, and shifting U S tactics to pressure base camps while Vietnam forces fight in remote areas.
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Camboches
Svay Rieng
Saigon
Long Androvines
Szizon
Mexong
Viet Co
Chinn Forest
Delta
Umizh
Vietnamese attack hits Camp Radcliffe with sapper raid
Sappers penetrated the perimeter at Camp Radcliffe near Hong Kong Mountain in Vietnam, triggering explosions on the Go Course flight line and damaging several buildings. American NCOs fought back as troops reinforced, with at least two soldiers killed and 23 wounded in broader regional shelling. The attack followed a pattern seen earlier in the campaign, while authorities anticipated further strikes ahead of anticipated demonstrations in the United States.
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Sla Tae Ateree
Hong Kong
Goldier
Red Cross
Radcline
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
U.S. 4Th Infantry Division
U.S
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nixon
United States
Apollo 12 day after launch readies for moonwalks
Apollo 12 awakens after an eight hour rest as Mission Control schedules sleep shifts to align with moonwalk times. Con rads crew notes a 12 second power loss at launch, later attributed to static discharge or possible lightning. Astronauts consider shaving and exercise before continuing preparations for the lunar excursion and the planned moon landing. Meanwhile Viet Cong activity and U S bombing of North Vietnamese positions are reported in separate dispatches.
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Moon
Earth
Conrad
Mission Contro
Mission Control
Stelevision
Princeton
Yale
Conra
Bean
United States
Ments
Saigon
Controversial coronary surgery praised by California team
A California group of heart surgeons reported new data suggesting that extensive coronary artery bypass techniques may benefit hundreds of thousands of patients with severe coronary disease. They cite reduced mortality and improved quality of life, while a University of Oregon critic questions long term value pending randomized trials.
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Daleas
Tex
Saterday
California
Gimcers
Brecesaey
United States
Izease
Djemes A. McEachen
SL Joan's Hospital
Santa Montez
Howevex
Rerbert EB. Griswold
University of Oregon Medical School
Aear
Griswold
MeEschen
McEachen
Districts urged to desegregate as funds resume
Federal plan targets 217 districts with enforcement steps if they fail to desegregate by December 31. About 97 districts with cut funds will be urged to desegregate to restore funding, while 120 with accepted plans must continue interim steps toward full desegregation by September 1970. An additional 126 districts face ongoing enforcement unless they comply or face court action. In a separate note, spaceflight details describe Apollo engine failures and crew checks aboard Yankee Clipper after Intrepid voyage.
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Finen
Anether
Justice ‘Department
Free Replica Hearing Aid Offers In Ear Demonstration
Elmsford New York special feature promotes the Sonotone SONET the smallest in ear hearing aid. Free non operating replicas available for private examination to prove the in ear wear and cordless design. Includes coupon invitation from Songtone of Greensboro and Danville Virginia location for free replica.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sonotone Corporation
Sonotone
Songtone
Greensboro
Danville
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