Newsmen Missing After Ambush in Cambodia War
Three carloads of eight CBS NBC reporters and Cambodian drivers vanished after an ambush on Route 3 near Phnom Penh. Army reports say a jeep hit by a rocket grenade may have killed the occupants. some survivors were later reported, but confirmation remains unclear. Witnesses recalled press cards and guarded detentions as Cambodian troops pressed to reach the site. The U.S. government urged humanitarian treatment and safe return for all journalists amid ongoing Southeast Asia coverage.
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Sy John Wheeler
Angtassom
Cambodia
U.S
Ows
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Route 3
Gerald Miller
George Syvertsen
CBS
Welles Hangen
NBC
All Americans
Phnom Penh
Miller
Syvertsen
Laird
Southeast Asia
Area Servicemen Honor Roll Promos in Vietnam and West Point
First Lt. Glen L. Pendergrass, 25, son of Mr. and Mrs. R A Pendergrass, promoted in Vietnam. Monterey High School graduate 1963, BS from North Texas State 1968, Special Services Officer at Ft Benning. Also mentions West Point cadets Rutledge and Price with academy ties, PRIDE Athletes, KDET radio staff, and 1966 Monterey HS graduate.
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Glen L. Pendergrass
R. A. Pendergrass
30Th St
Vietnam
Monterey High School
North Texas State University
Pendergrass
Army Infantry School
Ft. Benning
Military Academy
U. S
George Mahon
Texas
West Point
Rutledge
Public Information Detail
Price
Infantry
Fellowship of Pride Christian
KDET
U. S. Military Academy
Hudson River
New York City
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Huynh Thanhly
Manitoulin
Lake Huron
Hemphill
Hemphill-Wells
Montev
Skimmer
South America
Lane Victor
Mont
Olnirf
Lycra
Wired Baondeau
B-C
White
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