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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1966

Page

6

Viet Cong clash with U.S. armor near Route 13 ambush

American forces and armor faced a main force Viet Cong unit, reportedly the 272nd Regiment, in a three hour battle near War Zone C. Five of C Troop’s 19 personnel carriers were knocked out while five tanks remained in action. Air strikes with napalm and bombs forced the enemy into retreat as U.S. planes attacked the flushed fighters.

272Nd C Troop UPI Robert Kaylor Michael Thuman Alhambra Calif Thuman Pfc Bobby Medor Roanoke William Wolff Chicago

Soviets Warn U.S. of Ship Bombing During Viet Nam Actions

Soviet officials warned the United States that bombing of ships could invite consequences as U S military actions around Hanoi Haiphong and Dong Hoi continued. U S forces reported 66 American planes supporting El Paso operations with heavy Communist casualties and new air strikes near the Mu Gia pass Ho Chi Minh trail and Than Hoa port.

Alry U.S 1St Infantry el Paso Hanoi Than Hoa Dong Hoi Mu Gia Pass Ho Chi Minh Trail Las Vegas Viet Nam United States Moscow Washington Walter Winchell Ann Landers Jimmy Cannon Hy Gardner Robert S. Allen Paul Scott Hank Greenspun Paul Price Ralph Pearl Tab Tabet

Mason seeks action over Sullivan feud and TV fallout

Comic Mason says abuse followed a backstage feud with Sullivan during a TV skit. He claims Sullivan vowed to ruin his career, calls him vulgar, and argues he has lost the image of a wholesome rabbi. Mason plans stage work in New York and TV appearances in the fall.

Mason Hebrew University New York Sullivan Hollywood Palace

Battle on Road Edge Ends With VC Dead and Troops Pushing On

Maj. Gen. William De Puy estimated 100 to 200 enemy killed as Bravo and Charlie Troops battled near a road in Vietnam. Soldiers described recoilless rifle and mortar fire, snipers, and intense fighting amid burned carriers, debris, and scattered bodies.

William de Puy 1St Infantry Division David S. Kelly Wenatchee Wash Bravo Troop Charlie Troop Kelly Craig Schilling Pontiac Mich Walter Pedigo Detroit Alfred G. Duemas Guam

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de Puy Nicholas Nebelski Brattleboro, Vt Pfe. Walter North Viet Nam Navy Haiphong U. S Pedigo Cav Comic Mason Svullivan Nebelski Ed Py Nevada
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