F111A Returns to Combat in North Vietnam Raids
AP reports F111A fighter-bombers resumed combat after 40 years with strikes on North Vietnam’s rail line and Hanoi area targets. More than 300 strikes occurred across North Vietnam as F111As based at Takhli Thailand joined raids, while F4 Phantoms and other aircraft faced mixed reports of losses and incidents.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S. Command
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Com
Mand
South Vietnam
Laos
Quang Tri City
Demilitarized Zone
Thach Har
U.S
Takhli Air Base
Thailand
Nellis
Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
Takhli
49Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Holloman Afb
New Mexico
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mass murder trial of Juan Corona to begin in California
Opening arguments start today in the murder trial of Juan V Corona charged with killing 25 itinerant farm workers and burying them in Feather River orchards near Yuba City in 1971. Prosecutors outline a circumstantial case while Corona pleads innocent amid claims of possible involvement by others.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan V.corona
Feather River
Sutter County
Dave Teja
Richard J. Patton
Yuba City
Gori Kagahiro
Renae E. Kine
Jack Sullivan
Corona
Frank Cartoscelli
Roy Whiteaker
Dewitt State Hospital
Natividad
Whiteaker
Obituaries and Club Notes From Martville and Area
Luther L Palmer 90 died at home in Martville N Y on September 27 Survived by two sons including Clayton of Hope four grandchildren including Gary Palmer and Mrs Albert Patton both of Hope one sister and 11 great grandchildren Funeral arrangements incomplete The Arkansas TOPS Club No 94 met at the Douglas Building on Monday September 25 Ann Butler crowned Queen of the Week Teresa Hamm Queen of the Month weight loss charm awarded Members vote on upcoming October buddies 27 present Doris Walden won the Ha Ha Box Leader Linda Bell invites weight loss group to meetings Mondays at 7 pm in the Douglas Building Gerhardus Mercator noted for map making and 1587 world map in 1607 Patton case judge forbids attorneys to talk to press jury on Corona case has 10 men and 2 women with one Black member.
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Luther L. Palmer
Martville
N.Y
Clayton Palmer
Hope
Gary Palmer
Albert Patton
Arkansas Tops Club No
Douglas
Ann Butler
Teresa
Hamm
Doris Walden
Linda Bell
Tops Club
Patton
Corona
FBI crime report stirs 1972 campaign debates
The FBI Uniform Crime Report shows a 1 percent rise in crime for the first half of 1972, sparking attacks from George McGovern who says the Nixon era worsened crime. Ehrlichman counters, claiming misread stats, while the campaign heats with Shriver courting the UAW and Eleanor McGovern pushing fund drives. A New York poll puts adult voting intent at 55 percent.
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Associated Press
FBI
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
John D. Ehrlichman
St. Michaels
Richard G. Kleindienst
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Shriver
United Auto Workers
House
Senate
White House
UAW
Eleanor McGovern
Friends of
Wash
New York
Defense budget worries echo in civic talks
Laird warned against defense cuts feared to raise risks and hinder peace. He argued lawmakers favor spending cuts only to free funds for other aims such as a $1,000 giveaway per person. Asked if his Nixon campaign ties are political, he said no, while Pentagon spokesmen call appearances nonpolitical and organized by nonpolitical groups.
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Laird
Oklahoma City
CBS
Department of Defense
Sen. McGovern
Pentagon
Jerry W Friedheim
Friedheim
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Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
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Clarence Geist
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BankAmericard
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Goodyear Service
Goodyear Service Store
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