Child plays with toy M16 as Saigon souvenir
A Saigon child carries a toy M16 styled rifle on a sidewalk, reflecting a popular toy trend among local children. The militant look mirrors the South Vietnamese army's main weapon, captured in a photo by AP Wirephoto.
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Tech Prefs To Inspect Peruvian Ag Projects
Two Texas Tech University agricultural scientists will depart for an eight day inspection and evaluation tour of Peace Corps agricultural projects in Peru. Dr. Robert C. Albin and Dr. B L Allen will travel to assess programs and report findings.
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Lone Gunman Eludes Capture After Dairy Queen Heist
A white man about 30 years old, six feet tall, wearing military fatigues and dingo boots, fled in a maroon Plymouth after taking more than 300 dollars from the Dairy Queen at 5114 34th St. The cashier and a waitress aided the escape as police searched citywide. The suspect used a pistol and claimed he wanted a job before demanding money.
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Old GIs Wince As Patton's 3rd Fades Out
Veteran accounts reflect on the 3rd Army under George S Patton during World War II. War reporters and former soldiers recall harsh discipline, trench foot, and the morale boost from Patton despite criticism of his methods.
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States push federal no fault auto insurance bill
Advocates in five states including Massachusetts Florida Connecticut New Jersey and Michigan urge a federal no fault auto insurance standard. The proposed bill would require states to adopt no fault systems or have federal standards apply, aiming to curb lawsuits over fault while ensuring medical and wage protections for victims.
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Silver City Awards Key To Astronaut Harrison Schmitt
Silver City plans a welcome for astronaut Harrison Schmitt with a private flight to Westerton and a key to the city ceremony at the university. Mayor Kenneth Wallins will present the key followed by a news conference and related events at the Fine Arts Center.
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Odessa Man Arrested For Striking Officer
A 21 year old Odessa man, Harry Wayne Harris, was jailed in Ector County on a $1500 bond charged with aggravated assault on a police officer after allegedly striking an officer during a traffic stop. The incident occurred Friday as the officer wrote the citation.
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