S. Viets Confirm Heavy Losses in Snvol Fiasco
Western sources report South Vietnamese field commanders acknowledging heavy losses near the Cambodian town of Snvol amid border operations with Cambodia. Officials say 100 died or missing, with 74 listed as missing after a retreat, and note ongoing reliance on U.S. air support as forces regroup and rebuild over the coming month.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Western Saigon
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Oyee
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Saigan
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Phnom Prenh
Addict Talks and Withdrawal Among Returning Soldiers
A fragment describes soldiers returning from Vietnam facing withdrawal from heroin. Veterans discuss voluntary treatment hesitancy, perceived Army duty, and attempts to quit. One man recalls using heroin daily, then relapsing, and expresses shame about addiction despite past service.
Lakers Hire Sharman Away From Utah
AP reports TA Sharman left Utah Stars to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. Utah owner Bill Daniels said Sharman quit Tuesday night. Mullaney was dismissed. The Stars sued for $3 million, seeking a preliminary injunction and restraining order. A June hearing was set in Salt Lake City.
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Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Stars
Bill Daniels
Utah
Sharman
Lakers
Joe Mullaney
Tim'sday
Obituary of Arthur L. Stoddard Dies After Hospital Stay
Arthur L. Stoddard, 65, longtime owner of Stoddard's Dairy, died after a brief illness at Wold County General Hospital. Born in Memphis Tennessee, he lived in Kansas and Missouri before moving to California. Survived by wife Clara, daughter Mildred Meis, sons Elmer G. Stoddard and Roy T. Stoddard, and five sisters. Services set for Sunday at Macy Memorial with burial Monday at St Peters Church Cemetery Sunset Memorial.
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Mildred Meis
Northgienn
Elmer G. Stoddart
San Diego
Calif
Ant Roy Te. Stoddard
Wallout Creek
Mes Elsin Baker
Laraie Hinds
Macy
St. Pater's
Chuceh
Record Heroin Cache Seized in Valencia Spain
US narcotics agents and Spanish police seized a record 249 pounds of heroin in Valencia. Attorney General Mitchell said the street value is about 35 million dollars, with the cache hidden in a car linked to Valencia. Two French nationals were arrested with the vehicle, identity not yet known. Bureau director Belagersoll noted the interception total over 60 pounds in the past week across the United States.
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Valencia
Spain
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Bora
U.S
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Bureau of Narcoities
John Belagersoll
United
Governor Love Confident on Oil Shale Progress
Colorado Governor Love expressed confidence that oil shale development could occur within a reasonable time. He spoke after President Nixon's energy message, endorsing federal plans while prioritizing environmental protections and fair compensation for residents. He noted discussions with federal officials and supported making Denver a summer headquarters for western energy efforts.
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Associated Press
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Nixon
Beech Named In Antitrust Lawsuit in Billings
A 16 million federal suit seeks damages against Beech Aircraft Corp of Wichita for price fixing and restricting competition under the Clayton and Sherman acts. The action was filed Wednesday by Combs Airways of Yeaver and Billings Logan Field.
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Olive Ann Breech
Frank Hedkies
Wyman Elenry
Denver Beecerat, Inc
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Ite
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Senate Panels Cloud Election Reform Battle
The Senate debates an election reform bill with divisions over campaign spending and contributions. Rules Committee softened provisions to Nixon-era specs, removing a $5,000 individual cap and backing a single overall advertising ceiling, while Commerce favored separate media limits.
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Washington
Liva Senate
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Til
Colorado Governor Near Decision on 38 Bills Awaiting Signatures
Governor says 38 bills passed by the legislature remain to sign or veto. Highlights include the $842 million Appropriations Bill the Uniform Consumer Credit Code and a measure limiting free admission of outsiders to Fort Lewis College. He is “pretty close” to a decision on the long Appropriations Bill amid potential lawsuits over faculty salaries and restrictive footnotes.
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Durango
Donald MacManus
Dadams County
Divtrrih
Littleton
Dist
Alty
Martin Miller
Tornado Watch Issued for Eastern Colorado Counties
The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for eastern Colorado today effective until 8 pm local time. Included counties were Sedgwick Phillips Logan Morgan Washington Yuma Kit Carson and parts of Lincoln Elbert Weld Adams and Arapahoe.
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National Weather Service
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Sedgwick
Phillips
Logan
Morgan Washington
Yuma
Kit Carson
Lincoln
Elbert Aid
Weld
Adams
Former Ad Man Dies in Springs in Kansas City
JinH A Lees former director of advertising for the Kansas City Star died while on vacation in Colorado Springs. His career spanned 52 years and he retired in 1965 after rising from stenographer in 1913 to national advertising manager in 1950. Survivors include his widow two sons Richard and Robert and a sister Lidy Fraker.
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Jinh A. Lees
The
Kansas City Star
Colorado Springs
Robert Lees
Denyer
Lidy Fraker
Manhattan
Kan
In Memoriam Laura File May 24 1970
In Memoriam for Laura File. Deep in our hearts we recall a loved one who passed May 24 1970. Our family remembers her gentle soul and the joy she brought. We grieve yet cherish memories that bind us, hoping to meet again someday.
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Laura File
Atlas
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