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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1967

Page

3

Battle for Boi Loi Woods Rages as U S Army Moves In

In Boi Loi Woods the 1st Battalion 5th Cavalry pushes through mined terrain and rebuilt bunkers facing Viet Cong ambushes. Air and armor units strike hardened positions with B52s and 1000 pound bombs while gas barrels are used to deny the area.

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Barry Leads West Squad Over East in All-Star Win

San Francisco Warriors star Rick Barry poured in 38 points and Nate Thurmond dominated inside as the West defeated the East 135 to 120 in the NBA All-Star game. Barry captured MVP honors with 66 votes, while Thurmond drew praise from coach Fred Schaus for his all-around impact on both ends. DeBusschere added 16 in the second quarter as the West built a convincing lead and extended their lead atop the Western Division. Wilt Chamberlain played through an Achilles issue and praised Thurmond's performance.

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Lake Titicaca Rises 12,506 Feet Above Sea Level

Bolivia's Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, stands at 12,506 feet elevation, highlighting its dramatic altitude and geographical distinction.

Bolivia Lake Titicaca

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