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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1973

Page

11

Laos incursions shadow Dewey Canyon 1 revealed

The report outlines allegations that Operation Dewey Canyon 1 extended into Laos as a preplanned assault near Route 922, with Marines from the 2nd battalion, 9th Marine Regiment, facing heavy fight and high casualties. Testimonies describe secrecy, restricted access to war correspondents, and conflicting statements from White House and Pentagon officials about American ground deaths in Laos.

Laird Laos U.S Cambodia 9Th Marine Regiment David S. Harrington Washington Marine Infantry Harrington Dewey Canyon Detroit 2Nd Battalion Ho Chi Minh Trail North Vietnam Congressional Record Mark O. Hatfield R. Ore Gordon Stewart Royal Oak Mich White House Nixon Pentagon South Vietnam Johnson Joint Chiefs of Staff Wheeler Army Earle G. Wheeler

Turner on trial and plans amid jail and alarms

Glenn Turner reflects on a German jail term after an English warrant, reading 28 books including Lives of the 100 Great Men. He predicts victory to change the system, urges Koscot participants to work, and touts his entourage of two midgets, blondes in tiger outfits, a guard, and family. Turner downplays legal actions as harassment.

Germany Turner Koscot Organization John Greg Rice Kascot Orlando Rices West Palm Beach

Price trends loom over steel and auto markets as decontrol eyed

Prices for final products may rise in Phase 4 amid global commodity inflation and industry clamor for fewer controls. Steel firms consider prenotification forms after a freeze, while auto makers await pricing moves for 1974 models. Decontrol plans hinge on price behavior, supply demand, and wage trends, with officials signaling Phase 5 possible end to controls.

American Motors Frederick B. Dent Agriculture Earl L. Butz Dunlop Cost of Living Council

Priest Dies After Houston Kidnapping Beating

Two men were kidnapped beaten and robbed in Houston on Saturday. One victim, Rev. Jom yinicls Rollman 42 director chaplain education at St. Joseph Hospital died from the beating. The other, Perry John Lewis 25 of Pearland, was left for dead but crawled for help.

Houston Threv Jom Yinicls Rollman Direc St. Joseph Hospital Perry John Lewis Pearland

12 Killed In Two Yugoslav Bus Crashes

In Belgrade and near Bosanski Petrovac two separate Yugoslav bus crashes killed 12 people and injured 79. An overnight Belgrade to Titograd bus plunged into the Moraca River, with seven dead and 15 hurt, police blaming faulty brakes. A second bus swerved to avoid a pedestrian near Bosanski Petrovac, tumbling into a ravine and causing five deaths and 32 injuries.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Titograd Moraca Bosanski Petrovac

Search for boy’s cry halts fourth day in Chilili

Frustrated searchers in Chilili New Mexico on the fourth day of a radioed cry for help found no trace of the little boy. Ground searches and manned radio posts continued without results as the ABC News report noted.

Sontracreadir Chilili N.M

Nixon asserts executive privilege in fight over tapes and records

In a continuing dispute, President Nixon and his lawyers argue executive privilege shields confidential White House documents from Cox and the Ervin committee subpoenas. Agnew’s records are also challenged as part of the broader confrontation over presidential immunity.

Sen Sam Ervin Watergate Committee White House Nixon Congress U. S Baltimore Agnew Cox Ervin Committee Judicial Branch University of Texas Law Charles

Pollution dept adds Snifferbug mobile air lab

Victoria British Columbia pollution control branch buys a $75,000 mobile air quality laboratory nicknamed Snifferbug. Built on a 31 foot school bus chassis it monitors air around the clock and carries scientific instruments plus a teletype console that sends punched tape to the provincial data center in Victoria.

Victoria B.C

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