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NEWS PHONE 657-5121KENOSHA, WISCONSIN, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1970PHNOM PENH lt;UPIThe Thieu family lives In theCommunist troops overran a rear of the white palaceCambodian outpost southwest of building. Allied artillery andPhnom Penh and renewed thebattle for the mountain resortwarplanes blasted the. suspectedofeastat Kirirom in fighting reported today from each side of the highway linking the capital with Kompong Som, the nation’s only deepwater port.The tempo of fighting increased in both Cambodia androcketfiriing sites Saigon with unknown results Spokesmen in the South Vietnamese capital reported the losses of five U.S. helicopters over the weekend Four Ameri-South Vietnam early today. Two 100-pound rockets slammed into Saigon Sunday night, one landing on the presidential palace grounds and the second hitting an apartment building. No one was reported hurt.Several windows were shattered at the front of the palace.cans were killed and 11 wounded A Cambodian military spokesman said guerrillas captured the outpost at Saang, 30 miles southwest of Phnom Penh, when most of its defenders were off on an operation Sunday. The government troops were reported mounting a counerattack this morning.Kenoshans greet Flying ScotsmanKenoshans jammed tbe Chicago North Western Railway depot Suoday morning to see Britain's famed Flying Scotsman steamlocomotive (upper picture! en route from (liicago to Green Bay. Several special passengers boarded the train here includingMr. and Mrs. Steve Rzysko of Antioch, HI., (couple at left inthe photo above! and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koziol, Antioch. Koziol, president of Charmglow Manufacturing Co. in Bristol,and his wife purchased the Isle of Thanet railroad car used by Britain’s royal family and Sir Winston Churchill. TV car will be donated to the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay.Kenoshans pictured at lower right were among an estimated100.000 persons who gathered at points along the route to view tbe historic train. Story on Page 15.—(Kenosha News photos by Marshall Simonsen)
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Kenosha News

Kenosha, Wisconsin, US

Mon, Jul 20, 1970

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