Reds Regain Plain of Jars as U S Losses Rise
In Laos the Plain of Jars changed hands again with North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces recapturing key positions after heavy fighting that cost four U S aircraft. Thai and Laotian troops retreat south and west as U S airstrikes continue and helicopters suffer losses.
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Reds
Plain of Jars
Laos
Saigon
U.S
Vientiane
Bhutto names East Pakistani vice president in bid to regain lost lands
Pakistan's new president Zulfikar Ali Bhutto underscores a pledge to retake East Pakistan, naming Nuril Amin as East Pakistani vice president. Amin, a foe of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, previously refused a prime ministerial post after the war. Bhutto vows to retake lost territory, seeks favorable India ties, while several diplomats defect or seek asylum.
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New Delhi
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Nuril Amin
West Pakistan
Bangla Desh
Amin
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Sheik Mujib
Awami League
Awamis
India
East Pakistan
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Yahya
Gul Hassan Khan
London
Paris
Mustehuddin Ahmad
France
Penang
Malaysia
Canberra
Dollar Survives First Day On Foreign Exchange Markets
The dollar opened with strength in London and other centers but edged down by close. The Italian state bank briefly sold dollars to curb value while Tokyo saw a brief ceiling. Zurich reports lively business with little evidence of speculative purchases in pounds, marks, and guilders. West Germany fixed the mark at 3.2225 to one dollar ending the May floated parity.
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Tokyo
Zurich
Weather County Forecast Cloudy and Cool With Warm Up
Cloudy and cool tonight with a low in the upper 70s to low 40s and light variable winds. Partly sunny and warmer Wednesday with a high in the 40s and near zero precipitation tonight and Wednesday. Historical highs and lows shown: today high 35, low 27. 3 years ago high 24, low 19. record high 63 in 1941, record low 3am 1916. Hourly temps end at 6 a.m. today with scattered entries noted.
Saigon reports priority of North Vietnamese supply routes
North Vietnam defends routes to the south as the top threat to U.S. air strikes since 1962. Bombers meet increased resistance from missiles, antiaircraft guns, and MIG jets. Key crossings along the Laos border include Barthelemy, Mu Gia, Ban Karai, and Ban Ravine passes feeding the Ho Chi Minh trail. An AF officer notes strengthened defenses and higher threat levels in formerly safer zones.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam-Laos
Barthelemy Pass
Highway 7
Laos
Mu Gia
Ban Karai
Ban Raving
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Congress Session A Mixed One
House Speaker Carl Albert said the 1971 session focused on widening democracy and fixing the economy yet its impact remains unclear. He cited reforms lowering voting age to 18 and dispersing duties to democratize the House while noting the economy was in disarray when Congress opened, with 2 million more unemployed.
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Washington
House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma Democrat
Albert
Nixon
Congress
Smith urges constitutional move to expel absentee lawmakers
Senator Margaret Chase Smith denounces absenteeism as a Senate disgrace and proposes a constitutional amendment to expel any member of Congress who misses more than 40 percent of a year’s roll call votes. She cites her own record and targets moonlighters who put travel or lecturing fees ahead of duties, noting attendance and travel patterns while naming no specific colleagues.
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Washington (Ap
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Junketeers
Congress
Maine
House
USD 288 Eyes Greeley Transfers by Ed McGrath
USD 288 considers out of district transfer requests for Central Heights students as EDWARD McGRATH reports. The district weighs enrollment needs and space availability while informing families of potential eligibility and timelines.
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Eyes
Edward McGrath
Central Heights
Bombings in Northern Ireland Kill Bride To Be and Wound Soldier
In Belfast gunmen killed a 20 year old Catholic woman, wounded a British soldier, and injured 12 others in a series of bombings. The victim, Margaret McCorry, was the 203rd person slain in 28 months of sectarian conflict. the soldier, Pvt. Francis Gillan, was hit in the abdomen and thigh during a patrol. The attacks come amid ongoing violence and political tensions in Northern Ireland. The report also covers local education board actions in USD 288 and Central Heights, including potential student transfers, staff changes, budget increases, and upcoming negotiations. May include district financial details and recent governance decisions.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Margaret McCorry
Pvt
Francis Gillan
USD 288 Board of Education
Greeley
Garnett Board of Education
Central Heights
USD 288
Marvin Stephan
Stephan
William Hayden
Central Heights Vikings
Hayden
Vikings
Bob Erisman
Ron Showalter
Ottawa
Pomona
Wellsville
Teachers’ Association
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