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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1971

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South Vietnamese Troops Enter Laos to Disrupt Ho Chi Minh Trail

Thousands of South Vietnamese forces crossed into southern Laos to cut the Ho Chi Minh trail as U S and Saigon units push across the border. Reports said six U S helicopters were lost with combat and mechanical causes, while air and artillery support was pledged but no American ground troops entered Laos.

Saigon Laos North Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Trail U.S South Vietnam Cambodia Pentagon Washington

Laos calls for all foreign troops to withdraw

Premier Souvanna Phouma urged immediate withdrawal of South Vietnamese troops from Laos while faulting North Vietnam for using the Ho Chi Minh trail as a supply route. He said the North bears primary responsibility for the crisis but that South Vietnamese action is not justified.

Mu Gia Pass Cambodia South Vietnam Laos Vientiane, Laos Souvanna Phouma North Vietnam Souvanna

Royal Lao government calls for foreign troops to withdraw

Souvanna warned of a possible clash on Lao soil between North and South Vietnam with U S logistical help targeting the illegal Ho Chi Minh trail. He blamed North Vietnam for violating international law and the 1962 Geneva Accords and urged all foreign forces to withdraw immediately.

U.S North South Vietnam Laos

Apollo 14 astronauts set for Pacific splash down

Apollo 14 crew Alan B. Shepard Jr Edgar D. Mitchell and Stuart A. Roosa rest before landing planned for 4 04 p m EST Tuesday in the Pacific with 108 pounds of moon rocks cargo. They discuss peace and understanding on earth and the role of space communications.

Traveling Computer Lab Brings Free Tech Education

In San Diego M Granger Morgan uses a 40 foot trailer and a 10 wheel truck to train disadvantaged blacks and Mexican Americans as computer programmers. The 26 week course run by UC San Diego is free and selects students by interest in computers, not aptitude tests.

John Sousa San Diego Calif M. Granger Morgan Morgan University of California University of California At

Bill to expand federal tuition aid for undergrads

A Senate bill proposed by Sen. Claiborne Pell would make about 5 million undergraduates eligible for up to 1200 dollars per year in federal tuition aid. The plan targets families earning under 10000 dollars annually and includes 1.4 billion in grants plus 250 million for needy students and college instruction allowances.

Washington Senate Claiborne Pell D-A.j Senate Education Subcommittee Pell Education Subcommittee

Nader warns on credit bureaus' reach into citizens

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader told Dickinson College that Retail Credit Co and Capitol Credit Data Corp hold dossiers on 45 million and 27 million Americans respectively with seven million added yearly. He urged safeguards as government access to files grows ahead of the Fair Credit Reporting Act taking effect April 25.

Carlisle Ralph Nader National Credit Dickinson College Sunday Nader Retail Credit Co Atlanta, Ga Capitol Credit Congress

Children Join Fight In Ireland

Youths fight beside fathers as militants shift from rocks to shots and bombs. A one-year-old lost a hand in Belfast when a dynamite bomb exploded. Five of Londonderry arrests were under 12. many snipers were adults. IRA aims to overthrow the Protestant government to unite six counties with the Republic. Casualties taken away for secrecy to avoid reprisals.

Belfast Londonderry Irish Republican Army IRA Northern Ireland

Snow to Stay as Cold Front Grips Region

Clouds and cooler air keep the snow on the ground for several days. Lows fall to 5 to 12 above, with highs in the teens tomorrow. Snow already measured 2 inches at 8 a.m. today and should accumulate further.

Proving a Point at Newport Harbor Freezing

John Campbell with his mother in Cowes England demonstrates the Newport harbor's freezing risk. The scene shows harbor conditions and a family moment over weather rumors.

John Campbell Cowes England

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