Five Americans killed as Viet Cong overrun Song Be camp
Five Americans died when Viet Cong forces overran a provisional capital area near Song Be, with messages of valor from medic Peter Arnett and others. The attack damaged the camp mess hall and wounded several, as survivors recalled fighting to hold their positions and assist injured comrades.
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Jounhal—Thornday Morniay
Song Be
Peter Arnett
Witham
Marae
Seterane
Chine A
Teiaes Chen
Almess Hall
Robert
Morece E. Young
Park of
N.C
Henry A. Deutsch
Freeney
Greenville
Spec
Saigon
Amos C. Watson
Wilson
Sgt
Joh
Hall District
K. Culbreath
Callison
Frander
Crock
Park
Young
Culbreath
Vianitees
Mitchell Lakey
Boston
Mass
Sakey
U. S
Travis A. King
Cleburne
Tex
King
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
Readers learn denture loosening can be managed with simple remedies and protective care. The article outlines practical tips, including bite adjustments and regular dentist checkups, to prevent discomfort and embarrassing slips for wearers.
Sergeant Civilian Honored RAFB Suggestion Becomes Mandatory
A revised Air Force technical order makes mandatory a T-38 modification proposed by staff sergeant James Praytor and civilian Jesse Paulk at Reese Air Force Base. Their joint suggestion, made during Armed Forces Month, addresses cabling danger that could endanger pilots.
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Reese Air Force Base
James Praytor
Jesse Paulk
America
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Praytor
Reese
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Levelland
RAFB Airman Earns Washington DC Assignment
Airman First Class Ernest R. Dyer of Reese Air Force Base heads to Washington DC May 24 for a Special Activities Squadron post at Bolling AFB. Dyer, from Orange Texas, has served as motor pool dispatcher and driver for distinguished guests, including Col. James B. Gunner, and will leave Reese June 28.
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Reese Motor Pool
Washington, D.C
Special Activities Squadron
Bolling Afb
Washington
Dyer
Reese
James B. Gunner
Air Training Command
Orange
Texas
Germany
Lockney Rodeo Opens Three Day Run With Night Performances
The annual Lockney Rodeo begins today with night shows at 7 20 p m continuing Friday and Saturday. A free barbecue precedes tonight’s performance served by the Lions Club. Sponsored by the Lockney Rodeo Association with Embre Douglas as president.
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Lockney Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Lockney Rodeo Association
Embre Douglas
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