Que Son falls briefly to South Vietnamese flag
South Vietnamese rangers hoisted saffron and red over recaptured Que Son but the move did not save Brig. Gen. Pham How Shep from being replaced by Col. Tran Van Nhut as 2nd Division commander. Rangers, 2nd Division troops and rebuilt units from the 3rd Division pressed slowly through the Que Son Valley amid heavy bombing and shelling.
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Que Son
Vietnam
Astrous
Pham How Shep
Tran van Nhut
2Nd Division
3Rd Division
Quang Tri
Ross
Que Sen
Higuwas
Hobby Says Wounds Won't Stay Scars At Fundraiser
Bill Hobby, Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor, told a Dallas fundraiser that Texas Democrats must heal wounds from turbulent campaigns and avoid scars. The event raised 887,867 to pay debt, with 1,200 attendees at $100 per plate. Hobby, 40, captured the nomination after a May 6 primary and June runoff victory over Wayne Connally by nearly 250,000 votes.
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Satsua
Tex
Bill Hobby
Texas
Hobby
Hooby
Wayne Connally
Sheriff Montgomery Indicted and Surrenders in Collin County
Collin County Sheriff Tom Montgomery surrendered to Texas Rangers after a four count indictment for theft burglary and embezzlement and a related charge against chief deputy Joe Florey. Bond set at 5 000 per count totaling 320 000. Montgomery claimed political enemies caused the charges as officials described misappropriations of pay vouchers and a home burglary involving former jail inmates.
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Mckinney
Tex
Aps
Collin County
Tom Montgomery
Texas Rangers
Montgomery
Joe Florey
199Th District Court
Tom Ryan
Florey
Van
Princeton
Violence Rips Northern Ireland as Soldier Is Killed
Belfast reports a British soldier shot dead and two wounded amid intensified IIRA attacks across Northern Ireland. Bombs blast harbor and streets. guerrillas seize a factory guard hostage, police fire, casualties rise. Belfast and Londonderry traders seek emergency aid to avert economic collapse. Heath urged to guarantee aid totaling millions.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Iish Republican Army
PRA
TRA
Lth
Londonderry
Edward Heath
Last Of Protesters At Miami Are Freed
Almost all the remaining protesters jailed during the Republican National Convention were released on token S10 bonds or their own recognizance. Four hundred one remained in jail Friday morning with five felonies still held in Miami City Jail. Defendants face preliminary hearings and possible warrants if they fail to appear. The five felons include Thomas Weaver of Baltimore and Nick Harrington of Miami among others.
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Miami
Fla
Dade County
John A. Tanksley
Miami City
Forciolv
Ban Lam
Miami Convention Coalition
Dade County Metropolitan
Florida
C. P. Rubiera
Thomas Ro Weaver
Baltimore
Nick Harrington
Chester Pabiniak
Tom Forcade
Convention Hall
Mark Gallagher
Key West
Strikes Hit Argentina In Newest Crisis
In Cordoba Argentina a prolonged general strike shut down the city protesting the Trelew prisoner killings and demanding higher wages. Banks, shops and schools closed. transport halted as union leaders hid from police. Government ordered arrests and accused the confederation of instigating violence amid ongoing clashes and detentions.
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Cordoba
Argentina
Trelew
General Labor Confederation
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