Nar Anon Helps Families on Palos Verdes Peninsula
A Palos Verdes housewife started a Nar Anon chapter to aid families of narcotics addicts. The group uses proven family therapy methods and meets weekly at St. Peter's by the Sea Church to discuss coping strategies and support networks.
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Palos Verdes Peninsula
Nar Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous
Narcotics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Hollywood
Palos Verdes
Peninsula
Nor-Alon
St. Peter’s By the Sea
Portuguese Bend
Nar-Anon
Los Angeles
SOS on mountain seals three soldiers rescue in Vietnam
An Air Force observer spotted a four foot SOS built on a mountain by three U S soldiers isolated near Kham Duc. A Jolly Green Giant helicopter rescued them through ground fire while Air Strikes pounded the area. All three were wounded and evacuated to Da Nang hospital.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
UPI
U.S
Kham Duc
Air Force
37Th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron
Mea
Richard Ives
Tucson, Ariz
W. Hagen
Seattle
Gaffney
Jolly Green Giants
Naval Support Activity Hospital
South Viet Nam to Receive Over Half a Million U S Rifles
A Pentagon official said South Vietnam will receive more than 500 000 lightweight M16 rifles over the next two years as part of U S aid to strengthen its fighting capacity Two thirds of all future M16 production will go to South Vietnam The plan accompanies moves to shift combat responsibility more toward Saigon and expand military aid contracts with MiG production from two new suppliers.
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Los Angeles
Pentagon
South Vietnam
U.S
Paul C. Warnke
Hanoi airs U S deserter defection plea to Black soldiers
Hanoi radio broadcast a recorded statement by US Army infantryman McKinley Nolan who defected to the Viet Cong. The March 17 transmission urged Black soldiers to follow his footsteps and join the Viet Cong forces in Vietnam.
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Hong Kong
Hanoi
McKinley Nolan
King Confined After Heart Attack While Tiger Hunting
In Kathmandu Nepal King Mahendra is ordered to three months of complete rest by doctors after a heart attack during tiger hunting. A separate dispatch from the Vietnam News Agency notes a U.S. action in Vietnam. The Saigon command later corrected a soldier identification, stating Nolan from Washington Texas was an AWOL specialist and deserter, while Hanoi radio misidentified him as a lieutenant.
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Kathmandu
Nepal
UPI
Mahendra
U.S
Vietnam
Nolan
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John T. Gaffney
Toledo, Ohio
Richard L. Russell
Abilene, Tex
Maj
Billy J. Wingfield
Nixon, Tex
Harry
Cincinnati
Roland Kunkel
Washington
William Haddon
National Highway Safety Bureau
Warnke
National Newspaper Association
Saigon
Washington, Tex
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Garfield
E. Alondra Paramount
SUN
Compton
Alondra
Mottell
Mottell's Mortuary
East Third ST
Long Beach
Calif
Tod
Ian Tiot
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