Nixon Reaffirms Vietnam Plans and Troop Redeployment
President Nixon, after talks with Thieu and Abrams, announced a redeployment of about 23 000 U.S. troops. The replacement will begin soon and finish by August end, with ongoing assessments on battlefield developments and Vietnamese training and equipment. He stressed the goal of supporting South Vietnam's self determination and not withdrawing troops prematurely.
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Recreation Director To Be Named Tomorrow
A town plans to appoint a recreation director at an upcoming meeting. Five applicants were reviewed, with two leading candidates: Mattel Medeirus and Fra Spoc Shei. The Park Commission will announce the choice by the stated deadline, hoping for a timely start and clear direction for the department.
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Municipal departments face staffing and facility needs
Fragmented notes show Street Department trash issues and a state ban on burning, calls for foremen, roof repairs, and a new firehouse debated by the mayor. Police and detective bureau space questions arise. a separate entrance and youth officer proposal appear among unclear items.
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Souped-Up Adventure On City Streets With A Mechanical Monster
A chaotic prolonged scene unfolds as a driver wrestles with a revived car, clutching in and shifting gears amid traffic signals and a wary crowd. The narrator recalls partial amnesia from hastily addressing a mysterious mechanical beast while dodging pedestrians and a waiting driver.
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Ourself
Administration budget changes prompt fiscal review
Chief Administrator George Sabo reports revised figures for the Prospect Acts redition and Civil Defense funds. The Prospect Acts budget rises to 6000 from 5210, Civil Defense falls to 500 from 1000, and the Fark Commission account drops to 7200 from 14200. The school bond interest, the largest cut, drops to 33000 from 50000 as a three month period is used to wait for a more favorable bond market.
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Attacks and firefights in Vietnam and U.S. blaze death tolls
Reports from Taylor Ninh and nearby areas detail heavy fighting as South Vietnamese forces drive back North Vietnamese troops from two hamlets near Tay Ninh city. UPI reports 49 Communist bodies found, 11 government troops killed, and 300 civilians wounded by raids. Elsewhere, a mine near Quang Ngai killed 11 civilians and wounded 19 as U.S. units noted new clashes along Highway 1. In Canon City Colorado, police seek two white motorcycles with red lights tied to a Sunday theft.
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Four Beacons Falls locals note Vietnam duty updates
BEACON FALLS reports Richard Treaski, son of Chester and Mrs. Treaski of 32 Wolfe Ave, wounded in action in Vietnam May 22 with the Army Service Battery, 6th Battalion, 14th Artillery. He writes that his hand wound is minor and he is resting. Richard, a 1967 Naugatuck High School graduate, has been in Vietnam since November 1968. his twin Francis, also a 1967 Naugatuck graduate, recently earned promotion from airman first class to sergeant at Warren AFB, Wyoming, after basic at Lackland AFB, Texas.
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Sniper Report Proves False in Berlin Conn
Reports of sniper fire atop Erhart Co on Episcopal Street Sunday night proved false. A plant guard heard a shot, saw a man on the roof, and police with dogs searched the area but found no sniper or evidence of one.
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Three Killed In Separate Fatal Fires2
Three people died in two house fires with police noting undetermined causes. Evelyn Brooks, 78, Waterford, died from smoke and heat while alone at home as an oil stove fire spread to a roof. Peter Buaj, 28, Marlborough, was found in an upstairs bedroom after a fire started in the living room. his wife and child were away. The incidents remain under investigation. London report notes 20,000 boxes of German candy sold in Britain at about 1.70 per box claiming to remove alcohol breath痴 fumes to beat breathalyzer tests.
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