The Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906
AP reports the 1906 San Andreas quake struck at 5 am on April 18, devastating San Francisco and coastal California. Up to 700 killed, about 265000 homeless, 600-700 deaths estimated, 60,000 buildings ruined, $350 million in damage, fires raged three days and nights.
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Delayed Bombs Threaten Mu Gia Pass Clearing
AP reports delayed action bombs rigged with timed fuzes remain buried after B52 strikes on Mu Gia Pass. About 700 of 1,400 bombs in the first raid were half-ton explosives. delays may trigger new slides and hinder road clearing by Communist labor crews.
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