Fights Continue After Brief Vietnam Cease Fire
Saigon reports continued fighting despite a day-old cease fire as U S forces withdraw 23 000 troops. Communists accused of truce violations while U S bombers strike Laos and Cambodia. major clashes reported near Pleiku and Highway 14. Four Americans killed and four missing as fighting persists post cease-fire.
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Saigon
United States
U.S. Phines
Laos
Cambodia
Caintesha
Thai
Pentagon
Washington
Sauton Command
U.S
Spor
Saucon Sanday
Pest
Ameries
Wits Ohott
South Vietnam
Lubbock Leaders Campaign Showcases City Progress
About 79,000 people see ten donated 21 sheet billboard panels promoting Lubbock Leads the Way through industry recreation income and health care. The 30 day display by Lubbock Poster Company, founded 1912, features color panels 12 by 15 feet.
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Bock
Lubbock Poster Company
Lubbock Company
Iva Edington
Homer L. Hensley
Jack Baker
Lubbock
Morris W. Turner
Issles
Luibbock
Fate of 1 300 Plus in Asia Not Known
The Defense Department announced that 585 living U S servicemen were prisoners in North and South Vietnam with 55 listed as missing in action or captured. Officials said no clues surfaced on the fate of more than 1 200 Americans still missing in Indochina and Laos.
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Washington
Defense Department
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
Laos
United States
Vietam
Taos
Aly
Indochina
Thi Tare
Lange
Tan
Prsoners
Vuro
Vietnam cease-fire brings broad news coverage
The Vietnam cease-fire generates extensive reports with multiple stories and photos in the Avalanche Journal. The Prot page lists living prisoners whose names have been received, reflecting the broadened and unprecedented volume of cease-fire coverage.
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Vietnam
Joose
Avalanche Journal
Vietnam News
Ava Tanehe Jomenal
Wspaper
Wink
Last Victim Dreamed Of Rebuilt City In Saigon
The piece recalls Bill Nolde 43 an Army adviser in An Loc Binh Long Province who was killed near An Lac as the war neared its end. He inspired rebuilding efforts in the devastated area and was praised by pacification chief Robert Walkinshaw for his dedication. His death marked a final chapter as South Vietnam faced cease fire.
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Saigon
Sen
Vietnam
Auman
Sae Sane Nolde
Mount Pleasant
Mich
An Lac
Sut
Bill
Robert Walkinshaw
3Rd
Binh Lang Province
An Loc
Binh Lang
Cana
Phu van
Newetiborsie
Ter
Nolde
An Lae
Walkinshaw
Nguyen Thien
South Vietnam
Texans Return Home After Vietnam Ceasefire Notes
A Texan dropped what may be the last U S bomb in Vietnam and another Texan died hours before the cease-fire. The piece reflects on Texans returning from war and the longer history of Texans freed from Union prison camps, with roads home by jet hinted for the near future.
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Associated Press
U.S
Vietnam
Jet Midland
Cotton Producers Call To Maintain Program Support
Cotton producers across the belt say the current program is working well and advocate continuation. The message came at a producer caucus on the eve of a national meeting led by Droit Ont at Sorrestienal. Floyd County farmer Don Martle was named CUP treasurer and a Bar Baty leader spoke for Cotton Growers.
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Deane
Avalanches
EL Paso
Pres
Sun Ensenons
Chinneey Lo Denton
Tyrong
Ark
Chaurman
Enue
Tang
Ta Post Doonmel! Rebels Fame
Lab Heck Tae Bruny
Cotton Council International
Ann
Don Martle
Floyd County
South Phans Cotton Cooperative Association
CUP
Prayer Text Amid Muffled Pages and Frayed Mantel Lore
Fragmentary manuscript style notes recount a prayer scene and mantel image as voices in a marketplace narrative. The prose hints at ritual focus and social dynamics, naming places and people in a ceremonial setting with unclear conclusions.
Nixon Cuts Taxes and Programs in New Budget
President Nixon announced a sweeping budget plan during a Sunday address, proposing tax reductions and cuts to several federal programs. He said the move aims to free funds for national priorities after the Vietnam War era, while Congress faced pressure from both parties over spending and policy.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
the Nation
Vietnam
Guinea's Strident Cackle From a Silenced Past
A fragmented note from the Guinea section recalls a harsh, monotone cackle once common in the area, mentioning dogs and a tense rural soundscape. It hints at local life, with place names and phrases blurred by OCR, leaving a snapshot of a vanished rural soundscape.
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Texas Tech
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Ion
Ron
Vienne
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