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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

09 Jan 1972

Page 40

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

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Jan 09, 1972

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40

Southeast Asia Faces another year of Indochina conflict and change

AP reports Southeast Asia remains trapped in war and political volatility in 1972. Indochina dominates due to Vietnam Cambodia Laos and Thailand turmoil with limited impact from China. U.S. troop withdrawals shift focus to air war while Saigon seeks stability under Thieu amid democratic questions.

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Saigon Southeast Asia China Family of Nations Indochina Vietnams Cambodia Laos South Vietnam Thailand Bangkok Malaysia Burma United States Vietnam Philippines Asia Manila Peking
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Replacement Set For Peter Duel On Alias Smith and Jones

Universal Studios and ABC-TV announce Roger Davis as the replacement for the late Peter Duel on Alias Smith and Jones. Duel died from a gunshot at his Hollywood Hills home on New Year’s Eve. Davis, from Louisville, Ky, debuts February 3 in The Biggest Game in the West, opposite Ben Murphy.

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Hollywood Universal Studios Abc—Tv Roger Davis Peter Duel ABC Jaclyn Ellen Smith Davis
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Mussolini’s Son Seeks Divorce in Italy

Vittorio Mussolini, Benito Mussolini’s second son, seeks a civil divorce from Orsola after years of separation. He returned from Argentina where he owned a textile plant and lived with Monica Buzzevoli, who accompanied him to Italy. Friends expect marriage once the divorce is granted under Italy’s new law.

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Rome Vittorio Mussolini Benito Mussolini Orsola Mussolini Italy Argentina Monica Buzzevoli Miss Buzzevoli
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