South Vietnamese Offensive Advances in Cambodia
On its fifth day the 25,000 man South Vietnamese operation in eastern Cambodia gained momentum with a ranger thrust into Mimot, a key North Vietnamese staging area 25 miles southwest of Saigon. Contact was light, marking the first sweep into Mimot in six months as government troops edge toward the border region with Sauol after May losses.
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Saigon
Cambodia
Mimot
Sauol
U. S
Associated Press
J. T. Volkerstorfer
Krek
Volkerstorfer
Thien Ngon
Deaths and crash reports fill regional notices
Death notices list Faye Hernandez Mireles 50 of Toyah and Faben F Hernandez 1, with services in Toyah and Santa Rosa churches. Ada Gardner 76 of Odessa dies after Pecos residency, with large family. A flood of unrelated accident and shooting briefs follow, including multiple fatalities in Texas towns and a fort worth tavern shooting. The page also notes a U S escalation in Vietnam coverage and a weekly school lunch menu.
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Faye Hernandez Mireles
Toyah
Memorial Hospital
Juan
Alonzo
Odessa
Yolanda
Toyah Catholic Church
Faben F. Hernandez
Joseph Hernandez
Mesquite St
States School Hospital
Abilene
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Santa Rosa Cemetery
Ada Gardner
S. Park St
Medical Center Hospital
Pecos
Gatesville
Dallas
W.A. Gardner
W.A. Gardner Jr
North Bend
Ore
L.E
Ed) Gardner
Hurst
M.M. Gardner
Haltom City
Diplomats Hint Move of UN from New York Over City Woes
U N diplomats from Spain Mongolia and more debate relocating the United Nations to another country citing snipers robberies and policing issues in New York City. They blame inconsistent U S authority and seek stronger federal protection and enforcement for foreign diplomats.
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N. Y
U. N
New York City
Ceylon
Christopher W. Pinto
U.N
New York
Pinto
World Organization
Spain
Mongolia
U.S
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Assembly
United States
U. S
George Bush
Hijacker D B Cooper vanishes after Seattle flight
Portland authorities doubt a quick arrest as a Northwest Airlines Boeing 727 carrying a ransom of 200000 dollars was flown to Reno with a parachute escape. The hijacker, described as a tall middle aged man, departed near Woodland Washington after delivering the cash and four parachutes. The hunt continues with helicopters and planes over Cascade foothills.
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Ore
APA
Northwest Airlines
Woodland
Wash
Here
Seattle
Reno
Nev
Mexico
Cascade Mountains
Clark County
United States
Washington
D.C
FBI
D. B. Cooper
Sam
Seattle-Tacoma International
William Scott
Scott
Boeing
Pecos Enterprise Publishes Weekday Pecos News
The Pecos Enterprise, Inc publishes an independent evening newspaper in Pecos Texas at 3248S Cedar, Pecos with mail drop P O Box 1131. It releases editions every weekday except Saturday and Sunday.
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Pecos
Texas
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