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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1964

Page

3

Turbulent Laos Coup Rumors Spark Regional Tensions

Rumors circulate of a coup attempt by Siho linked forces against Phouri's cabinet as special Siho units, reportedly many of Thai and Viet origin, bolster the capital. Claims of a shadow Lao government in Red China's Kunming emerge, though the Chinese ambassador dismisses the report as untrue.

Siho Phouri Nittee Thiailand Viet Kunming Pathet Lao

Sentenced in Bear Killing Case in Tacoma

AP reported four men involved in a bear killing case in Tacoma Washington. The men admitted to caging and killing a polar bear described as aggressive. Sentences ranged with terms reflecting the severity of the animal cruelty incident.

Tacoma Wash Wood

Jeep on display echoes Unknown Soldier myth

By Dick West veteran jeep history underlines fading WWII era memories. Lt Gen Frank S. Besson Jr presents the vehicle, identified only by serial 20976135, likening it to the Unknown Soldier. The piece humorously imagines Longfellow’s poem rewritten with a jeep ride to Camp Compton town.

Dick West Saldon New York Smithsonian Army Korea Frank 5. Besson Jr Paul Revere Magruder Cancom

Bomb Victims Meet With Truman in Independence

Japanese survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki met with Harry S. Truman in Independence, Missouri. They praised his role in ending World War II and expressed no bitterness while acknowledging the impact of the war.

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