Fuller base falls as Americans and Vietnamese suffer
A clash at Fuller near the DMZ left several American advisers dead or missing and more than a dozen wounded. North Vietnamese forces overwhelmed the outpost after fierce defense by South Vietnamese and allied troops. The battle prompted air strikes by B52s and a local exhibition of jewelry making at Lubbock Regional Airport.
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Military actions across Vietnam and Cambodia surface in June fighting
North Vietnamese forces and U S Marines clash near DMZ bases while B 52s fly in for saturation bombing. Viet Cong and allied troops report casualties as skirmishes bloom in Quang Tri and Thanh Hoa provinces. Cambodian forces and U S helicopters lift wounded from Phnom Penh battlefields amid ongoing fighting near the city outskirts.
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U.S. Navy
Thanh Hoa
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Sarge
Fuller
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Quang Tri
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Quang Tri City
Phnom Penh
UHS
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Prince Norodom
Sihanouk
Multiple Birth Announcements and Local Obituaries Reported
Births include a 6 lb 9 oz baby at Highlands Hospital born 2:33 Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. David Eugene Stordale of Auburn employed by Castle Mobile Homes. Other births list parents and workplaces across West Texas with hospital times. Obituaries note Rosa Lee Woodard of Ralls and Juanita Ward of University Convalescent Home, with services pending. Community officers and meeting notices for the Lubbock Chapter of the Texas Restaurant Association and the Arnett Benson Neighborhood Council are listed.
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Auburn
Hichland Hostal
Castle Mobile Homes, Inc
Brad C. Fletchiner
University
Modern Metals
Bir
Terey Douglas Smith
State
48Th St
West Texas
Texas
David Martinez
Ant
Laut Clinic
Porter Hospital
West Texas’ Hospital
Rosa Lee Woodard
Rt. 1
Ralls
Methodist Hospital
Carter Funeral Home
Juanita Ward
University Convalescent Home
Highland Hospital
Velma Fesal
16Th St
Sanders Funeral Home
Gene Carrell Connelly
Son
West ‘Texas Hospital
Ake
Earnest Harris
Clifford Carroll Chandler
Fordham St
Leonard Barr
Supreme Court keeps printing ban. Sun-Times cites secret Vietnam policy
Dissenting Justices Black and Brennan, Marshall and Douglas oppose the temporary press ban while the court extends Times restrictions. The Chicago Sun-Times reports Eisenhower set a 1958 covert policy to weaken Communists in Vietnam and reunify under a pro US regime, with Johnson bombing North Vietnam 1965 to 1968 despite a 1964 panel's warning.
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Hanoi
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Chicago Sun-Times
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Sun-Times
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North Vietnam
A IF. Hoge
Justice Department
Southwest Lubbock annexation plans evolve with new routes
City planners weigh extending LBJ Road west to Avenue H and a link to Highway 87 to include the strip, with annexation north to absorb a new landfill east of University Avenue and Lub Dock Regional Airport east of Amarillo Highway. Public hearings follow Planning and Zoning approval. no timetable set.
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82Nd Street
University Avenue
Lub- Dock
Amarillo Highway
Planning and Zoning Commission
Bertram
Lubbock
Bob Woolsey
Indiana Drive
Indiana Avenue
Slide Road
Lth
Indiana
Quaker Avenue
74Th Street
Woolsey
Memphis Avenue
Loop 289
Frankford Avenue
Senate halts Cuba to Miami refugee airlift
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to stop the Cuba to Miami airlift that has ferried over 256,000 refugees from Castro Cuba. Chairman Ellender warned the measure could curb aid to Havana and reduce new arrivals, steering refugees to pursue standard immigration routes.
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Ellender
State Department
Eastern Air Lines
Fredel Castro
Verdadero Airport
Miami
Nixon Advocates Active Aging Policy in Indiana Visit
President Nixon urged a national attitude shift toward the elderly during a Vernon stop for the 1971 legislative program. He linked higher Social Security benefits with earnings limits, praised his mother’s dedication, and urged citizens to stay engaged. He also toured Indianapolis projects and spoke at Purdue University events before flying to Chicago.
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Vernon
Hannah Milhous Nixon
California
Jennings County
Indianapolis
Chicago
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Weir Cook
Air Force
Midwest
Pilot N/A as small plane crashes after chase over town
A military turboprop pursued a Cessna circling the town for an hour unable to reach 11 000 feet. The Cessna reportedly dropped to 2 000 feet, went into a slow spin and crashed as Fox prepared for a return flight home after a written pilot's exam.
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George Murphy Luncheon Speech Covers Nixon Vietnam and Shifts
George Murphy argues Nixon should wind down Vietnam under the Nixon doctrine and criticizes McCloskey and others for opposition. He asserts Russia’s disillusionment with the war, praises Israel’s arms aid, and calls for stronger U.S. science and industry policy while condemning ping pong diplomacy and foreign competition.
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China
Southeast Asia
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Johnson
Korea
Vietnam
Medina's My Lai case reduced to non capital court martial
A military judge refused to drop murder charges against Cant Ernest J. Medina but re classified the My Lai case from capital to non capital. The move allows depositions in Vietnam and sets July 26 for trial start with potential life sentence instead of death if convicted.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
UPL
Ernest J. Medina
My Lai
Medina
Vietnam
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Urgus
William Eckhardt
Howard
Albert O. Connor
3Th Army
Calley
Army
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Weather and Court Delays Dominate Northwest Texas News
Northwest Texas forecast shows highs in the 90s for today and Saturday with overnight lows upper 60s. Storms and humidity rise as scattered thundershowers impact the Gulf Coast and Rocky Mountains, while heavy winds and rain lash Wisconsin and Minnesota. In Rochester a district court delays 43 jury trials due to heat and power outages prompting postponements into late September.
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Texas
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Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Rochester
Minn
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Johns
Pacific
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