South Viet Air Force Assumes Combat Role Inside Its Borders
The South Vietnamese air force appears to take the lead in combat inside South Vietnam as U.S. aircraft shift focus. Pentagon data show VNAF pilots flying about twice as many attack sorties in Vietnam as U.S. planes in recent weeks, while U.S. planes dominate missions in Laos and Cambodia. US officers plan a self-sufficient VNAF by next spring for operations within Vietnam as American forces wind down ground roles.
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Washington
Pentagon
VMAF
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Thai
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Can
Vietnam
South
VNAF
U.S. Air Porte
Navy
Priest Who Devoted Life To Press Dies on Street
Msgr. John Ebel, 53, a Denver priest long associated with the Catholic press and the Regis ter system, was struck and killed crossing a Lakewood street. He devoted his life to Catholic journalism and held roles from editor to columnist. the Register plans its final print run as editors recall his work and legacy. The accident also left the driver injured. funeral services for Ebel were tentatively set for June 16.
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Lakewood
Cela
APY
Register
John B. Jit Thel
Golden
Celo
Denver
The
Msgr
Ebel
Dallas
Swate Circle Publications
Colorado State Patrol
Clayton €. Slenberg
Lakewext
GC. R. Wendrich
Archdiocese of Denver
Msgr. Ebert
Mgr
Matthew Smith
Register System
Woodvich
Evel
Bannock Street
Father Wonditch
Fort Lupton Police Activity Report Summary
Police notes from Fort Lupton detail a Friday assault and multiple disturbances with intoxicated parties. Other items include missing dogs, juvenile incidents in Beverly Hills California, and Army morale events connected to a Bible school and a special session in progress through June 25.
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Debbie Brown
Beverly Hills
Calif
Bob Hope
U.S. Army Oscar
First United’ Presbyterian
Army
Spiro T. Agnew
Capital Flags Flown Over Capitol By Request
Washington AP reports flags are raised briefly over the Capitol each day to satisfy constituents requests. From 1937 to 1970, 226,968 flags flew. through May this year, 11,185 flags flew. Flags cost 3.39 for 3 by 5 and 6.22 for 5 by 8, with a signed certificate from Architect of the Capitol George M White.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
Philip Roof
Capitol
Roof
Hawaii
Alaska
Capital
George M. White
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Ereo
Hoffman
Laotian Panhandle
U.s.air Force
Langs
United Nations
Western Samoa
Malaysia
Fort Lupton
Bible School
Bob Pejsa
Robert. Snidow
Miles Lee
Salzman
8Th St
Hopsack
Jeg
Ies
U. S.marine
Tom Kingry
Greeley Elks Lodge
William Farr
Kilks Lodge
Kingry
Elks Chorus
Dan Garman
Wil
Liam L. West
Leroy Goldsmith
Joseph Dashinski
Order of Elks
Elks
America
Tribune
Jim Briggs
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