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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1975

Page

3

Mercantile sale draws interest at Brogado store

The Juan Mercantile sale at Brogado over the past three days drew many shoppers, with unsold merchandise to be offered this weekend. The Toyah Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met Thursday night, with Worthy Matron Sherry Clark and Worthy Patron Doug Clark presiding. Secretary Schlomer reported on the Fort Stockton district school.

Juan Brogado Toyah Order of the Eastern Star Sherry Doug Clark Schlomer Fort Stockton

Balmorhea community notices and spring events

Sister Clark leads garage sale fund drive for kidney research and a general fund boost. Ruth's Station houses a new sheaf. altar dressed with memorial program. OES home sewing drive coordinated by Mrs Cox with shipments via Mrs Schloemer or Frankie Kingston. Balmorhea High presents The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail at 8 30 p m with refreshments and door prizes. Absentee voting opens Monday for city council and school trustees, closing April 1 before April 5 election. City watering renews surface springs. ground will dry after several days.

Clark Kidney Research Committee Ruth OES Cox Pecos Scholemer Frankie Kingston Dicky Schloemer Balmorhea High School Thoreau

CIA used naturalist ruse to win hill tribes in Vietnam

In the early 1960s the CIA deployed young Special Forces troops posing as naturalists to win Montagnard tribesmen in Vietnam's central highlands. They trained local volunteers, then led thousands in clashes with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces. The Ban Me Thuot camp became a model for similar posts along South Vietnam's border, many later overrun in the 1972 offensive.

New York South Vietnam Central Highlands Central Intelligence Agency Saigon Kontum Pleiku Darlac Vietnam Ban Me Thuot Montagnard U.S Jerai Boun Enau CIA

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