My Lai area razed as 30,000 homeless and many dead
In Quang Ngai's Batangan Peninsula, 23 villages were burned and 2 more damaged by Viet Cong forces. About 30,000 people are homeless and at least 23 civilians killed. Survivors seek refuge or return to government settlements amid new aid and military reinforcements. The attack followed Saigon's redeployment of troops and ongoing pacification efforts.
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Holmgren Takes Command Of Coast Guard Cutter Rush
In a Treasure Island ceremony Cmdr Horace G Holmgren assumed command of the 378 foot Coast Guard cutter Rush, relieving Capt Robert W Dwwfey who will head the Military Readiness Division at Coast Guard headquarters in Washington D C. Holmgren, a Vallejo native, was chief of the communications branch in San Francisco and is to be promoted to captain this summer. The cutter Rush based at Alameda is the ninth in its class and was transferred to the West Coast in 1970 after launching in New Orleans. About 100 people attended the ceremony.
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