American advisers being replaced with South Vietnamese units
U S advisers in Vietnam are being phased out as ARVN battalions assume more combat duties. By mid December many battalions lack American advisers, with two-man Vietnamese advisory teams replacing traditional roles. Senior officers expect many regimental advisers to be retired by year end as ARVN command takes direct control and U S air and medical support shift to Vietnamese-helicopter coordination.
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Viehisen
Uisiy
U.S. Command
Vietnam
10Th
ARVN
Meri
10Th Regiment
U.S
Mekong Delta
Gary L. Blaina
Payettoville
N.C
Addy
de van An
Waldivision
Blabna
Summer and Smoke Opera Debuts in St Paul
Tennessee Williams has adapted Summer and Smoke into an opera by Lee Hoiby for the St. Paul Opera with performances in 19 and June 23 26 and July 9. Hoiby describes the work as a dramatic exploration of flesh and spirit with a broad operatic approach. The libretto by Lanford Wilson reworks the setting to 1912 and costumes to suit the music.
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New York
Tennessee Williams
St. Paul
Williams
Lee Hoiby
Alina
John
Hobyy
Madison
Wis
North Salem
Nay
Hoiby
Conley
Turgeney
Sam
Oihy
Menalti
Curtis Institute of Music
Jilay Hay
Holby
Wright Lanford Wilson
Thomas
David Daniels
Hollby
St. Paul Opera
Weir Mother
City Asks Court To Decide Status of Student House
City Attorney William West will file a court action to determine if 2430 Sid Ave is a non conforming use under zoning by housing students in an AL one family zone. The case hinges on whether the house has housed students continuously since before the 1969 rezoning and if prior use was disclosed before purchase by Cordell and Archibeque. The council seeks litigation to resolve the conflict and considers annual occupancy certificate renewals.
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William West
City Courtel
Sid Ave
Rezgnuil 19 Rel
West
Council
Ray Murphy
Beeaus
UNC
Nee. West
Murphy
Charles Archibeque
Shead
James Robenstein
Cordell
James Rucker
Times
Congress
House
Reid
I 8
Wa Janson Administration
Pentagon
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Habert
McNamara
RedsAttack Below the DMZ In Major Clash Near Saigon
Up to 400 North Vietnamese troops attacked 200 South Vietnamese marines below the demilitarized zone before dawn. South Vietnamese and U.S. forces repulsed the attack with heli gunships fighters and artillery. Nine Marines were killed and 63 North Vietnamese were reported killed. A helicopter gunship was shot down in marshlands, two crew wounded. Weekly casualty totals showed continued higher North Vietnamese deaths and 26 Americans killed in action.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Khe Sanh
Gouth
Jowlands
Sonhpast
Obituary: Elmer Wiest of Johnstown Dies at 53
Elmer Wiest aged 53 of Johnstown Milliken area died Wednesday at Weld County General Hospital. Born September 15, 1917 in Johnstown, he married Martha Croissant in Loveland on March 12, 1940. Survived by wife Martha, daughter Sandra Ledgark of Cheyenne, four sons Gary Wiest Loveland, Barry Wiest Dallas, Rodd Brian Wiest, and others. sisters Mrs John Lesser, Miss ? Wiest, Roland Wiest of Greeley, Mrs Frank Welter of Milliken. eight grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p.m. Friday in the Biney Alkin Drawing Room. burial in Johnstown Cemetery.
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Elmer Wiest
Ore Johnstown Milliken
Weld County General Hospital
Bairn
Johnstown
Martha Croissant
Loveland
Martha Wiest
Gacy
Sandra
Ledgark
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gary Wiest O
Laveland
Bary Wiest
Dalla
Rodd
Brian Wiest
Ai Fiome
John
Enma) Lesser
Miss
Rua Wiest
Roland Wiest
Greeley
Mes
Frank
Ciara) Welter
Milliien
Am Byo
Wil Ba
Biney Alkin
Haliness
Macy “Allnait -Praw- Ingition
Intermeny
Deaths and Funerals Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Huxman
Obituary notices list Mie Mats Buxman and siblings across Colorado and nearby states with services scheduled at 10:00 a.m. Saturday from St Pauls Congregational Church and Interment at Samset Memorial Gardens memorial contributions suggested to St Pauls Congregational Church. Other obituaries note Elmer Wiest and family, with services at Macy Allnutt Mortuary and interment at Garfield Cemetery.
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Huxman
Mie Mats Buxman
Fern
Igorga
Henry
Daniel
Marcey Bukian
Treelay
Harold
Bred Boxman
Eaton
Joan Guxman
Fred
Rachel) Wierd
Morgan
J'aul Jirsman
Rersey
Mes
Daniei Jilanneh
Lreser
Longmont
Theodore
Marian) Kercher
Colorado Springs
Mollie Hanlin
Greeley
Eva Miller
Lilly Petri
Buffalo
Wyoming
Katherine Coleman
Denver
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Samset Memorial Gardens
Mary Buxman obituary details long life and family ties
Mary Buxman aged 82 died Wednesday at Pairaeves Manor after five months as a patient. Born in Underdort Kissia Delaware she moved to the United States in 1907. She married Henry Boxman in Windsor May 26 1907 and lived in Grover and Greeley before retiring in 1952. Funeral at St Pauls Congregational Church with interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survived by ten children four sisters thirty three grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. Memorial gifts may go to St Pauls Congregational Church Memorial Fund.
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Mary Bursman
Sioon
Pairaeves Manor
Underdort Kissia
United States
Henry Boxman
Windsor
Grover
Greeley
Buxman
St. Paul’s Congregational Church
Harold Buxman
Fred Buxman
Bouth
Ealun
Brea
George Henry
Daniel
Harvey
John
Fred
Rachel) Wiegel
St Paul's Congregational Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Macy All Nuit Mortuary
St. Paul's Congregational Church
House Panel Opens Probe Into U S Information Procedures
Washington AP Ay Morse subcommittee will investigate government information practices to see if they censor news or violate First Amendment rights. The hearing will examine classification and executive privilege with witnesses from State Justice and Defense and the White House.
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Washington
Ay’ Morse
Nixon
New York Times
Pentagon
House
Wer
Departments of State, Justice and Defense
White’ House
Ogden Reid
Times
Defense Department
Justice Department
Ae Senate
Mike Masfield
House Set to Resolve Dispute Over Detention Camp Law
Washington AP A split House faces a fight over the Korean War era Emergency Detention Act. Law opponents warn it could enable arbitrary arrests but supporters seek safeguards. Internal Security Committee amendments aim to limit use and ensure legal representation for detainees.
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Washington
Dezens
United States
Internal Security Committee
Spark M. Matsunaga
Hawaii
America
Matsunaga
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Franklin J
Ivelt
Richard H. Sehard
D-Mo
Congress
Justice Department
Union Backing Lockheed Loan Debated in Senate
Washington AP reports two major labor unions split over a proposed 240 million government loan guarantee to keep Lockheed Aircraft solvent. The United Auto Workers support the bailout to avert job losses, while leader Leonard Woodcock warns the measure risks national welfare and may not save Lockheed. Smith of the Machinists union warns of wide industry and economic shocks if the loan fails.
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Washington
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Senate Banking Committee
George
Lockheed
Wats
Labor Federation
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto’ Workers
Bloyd E. Smith
International Association For Machinlists and Aerospace
Wayus
Smith
Cannion
Tion
Penn Central
Nance Ing
Britain
Rolls-Royce Ltd
SviStar
Woodcocks
Sinth
Wordcock
Mie
UAW
McDonnell Douglas
Woodcock
Judge Reserves Decision in Pentagon Papers Case
The Times faced a restraining order as government officials argue about publishing classified documents. Officials say the publication threatens national security while critics defend the Times right to publish. Prominent figures condemn the disclosure as dangerous, while editors defend their action as history.
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Sidney Zion
Times
Daniel Elistorg
Massachusetts Tr Slitute of Technology
Defense Department
Pentagon
Robert §.McNamara
The
Spiro T. Agnew
Los Angeles
Nixon
We York Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Kennedy
Sulzberger
Herbert Klein
COP
Wilmington
Del
the Times
U.S
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
John N. Mitchell
Defense Secre
Melvin R. Laird
APME
Ieitler
Maxwyell Taylor
South Vietnam
Joist Chiefs of Staff
CBS Evening News
Walter Cronkite
Jay Foundation
Taylor
Smith
Lockheed
Britain to switch to gas from coal within a year
The British Gas Cowell Forecasts indicate nearly half of British consumers will rely on gas instead of coal gas in the coming year, signaling a major shift in domestic energy use and supplier demand.
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Britain
British Gas Cowell
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