U.S. arms left in Vietnam haunt policy debates
The Nixon era sought to replace troops with weaponry, leaving about 5 billion dollars in U.S. equipment captured when Saigon fell in 1975. CIA inventories show 1,100 aircraft, 400 ships, 50,000 vehicles and millions of arms. Officials feared Hanoi could relay gear to insurgents or terror groups, prompting talks on repurchasing or guarding parts.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
U.S
Saigon
Central Intelligence Agency
Pentagon
CIA
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
Middle East
Africa
Haiphong Harbor
State Department
Peter Grant
Asia
Brent Scowcroft
National Security Council
Suggsted
Ford Administration
William Clements
United States
Clements
Scowcroft
Morton Abramowitz
Jerry Ford
Ronald Scioneaux
Vacherie
la. A
Publicker Industries
Greenwich
Puzzle-like Clues Cross Center Moon Goddess and More
A stray clue list mixes riddles for Edible to Troubled to Moon goddess and sprint hints. Includes entries for Companion of flowers, Residue, Churchill title, Gov Car capital, English poet, and newsstand items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Companion of Flowers
Churchill
Animal d
Gov. Car Capital
Fragmented Puzzle of Names and Clues from the City Page
A garbled OCR item lists scattered clues and names such as Joseph, Wallace, and Mollusk, alongside hints like home, Rent, will, moon, and river travel. The fragment references places or themes including Green Bay, Vermont, and Starr city surf, forming a disjointed wordplay puzzle without coherent narrative.
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Green Bay
Vermont
Starr City
Fearful Neighbor Threats Spur Call for Legal Self Defense
A 47 year old housewife in a rough neighborhood recounts purse snatches and assaults with hospital visits while fearing new rapes nearby. She asks if carrying a weapon to protect life and property could land her in jail, prompting Abby to urge consulting local police on weapon laws.
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Abby
The new generation. He has chalked up miles
Claude Ryerson Sr is 80 and has a long work history with the American Express Service Norwalk Truck Lines and other firms. He coached basketball and football for boys, noting a championship at Brookside Park Cleveland. He and his family reside in Twilight Gardens. The article also notes community activities at Firelands Senior Outreach Center, Memorial Home and Twilight Gardens events such as dances, trips, and birthdays.
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Postal Service
John J. McGuire
Buffalo
N.Y. A
John Kearns
Springfield
Ohio
Uncle Sam
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Claude Ryerson, Sr
American Express
Norwalk
Chicago
Brookside Park
Cleveland
Claude
Twilight Gardens
Williamsburg
Firelands Senior Outreach Center
Norwalk Public Library
Senior Citizens
Firelands Outreach Center
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Vietnam
Ldn
Ivy Long School
One’s Horn
San Diego
Palmas
Ey’s
Joseph
Scarlet
Confederate of Absalom
Wallace
Sehr Vee
América
Abigail van Buren
South Carolina
Seekrij
Ithgesp
Sarge
Paw
Gliffle Glub
Stanley
Him
Kiee
Catcher
Denver
EVSPD
EVK
Francis O’'Walsh
Lucille Betschman
W. Main St
By Lucille Betschman
Keller Knitting Co
Bartrick Clothes
Albany
New York
Claude Ryerson
Claude, Jr
Donald
Cisco
UNO
Square Dane
Gabby the Clown
Lakeside
Senior Citizens Club
Shady Lane
Memorial Home
Norbert Howe
St. Alphonsus
St. Mary’s
Frank Storch
First Presbyterian Church of
Blodwin Bowers
First Methodist Church
Ruth Hahn
Ethel Fox
Nora Lakin
Erwin Meyers
Norwalk Memorial Home
Marge’s
Carl Gerber
Henry
Beatrice Smith
Elfreda Crayton
Alessa Seifert
Loretta Hipp
Florence Lawrence
Evalyn Veitch
Florence Skinn
Grace Sayles
Leah Blackett
Grandpa Doc
Norwalk Public
Olive Ward
Irah Robertson
Clara McDonald
Edward Hettel
Moravian Villa
Milan
Elsie Davis
Ira Clark
LeRoy Sizemore
Miss Mae Mack
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