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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1972

Page

7

Reds Drive Back Hue Attack Near My Chanh Line

North Vietnamese forces attacked Hue area again as South Vietnamese troops and allied forces repelled the assault along the My Chanh defense line. Allied air strikes and tanks aided the defense. nineteen enemy tanks were reported knocked out and government casualties tallied. Meanwhile U.S. warplanes launched heavy raids over North Vietnam with multiple bridges and warehouses damaged and 60 strikes reported along the northern front.

Richard Blystone Saigon Hue Bhe Associated Press Michael Putzel My Chanh River South Vietnam 11Th Airborne Central Highlands My Chanh North Vietnam U.S North Hanoi Air

Mayor Seeks Study on Changeable Lane Traffic System

Mayor Charles Gunthorp will request an emergency study by the State Highway Department to evaluate a changeable lane light system on the Keller Bridge northbound span. The plan would divert two lanes to one during barge traffic, letting southbound vehicles use the left lane while northbound use the right.

State Highway Department Keller Bridge Charles Gunthorp Highway Department Ray Bass Gunthorp Decatur U.S. 31 North Birmingham

The Years Alone and Roosevelt on Military Influence

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt debated growing military sway in U S foreign policy during the Truman years. Lash notes her threat to resign from the U S delegation to the United Nations after disputes over Palestine policy and a proposed UN police force, reflecting wider tensions over military influence.

New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Truman United States United Nations Roosevelt Eleanor Joseph P. Lash Franklin Lash W. W Norton James V. Forrestal Palestine Middle East State Department Harry S. Truman Forrestal Canada Alowe

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