Fitzgerald in Paris for eye treatment after hemorrhage
Ella Fitzgerald, blind in one eye and with a cataract in the other, flew to the United States for medical care. Paris doctors warned singing could be dangerous for now. She will return to Retinal Institute in Boston for tests after canceling her European tour. She can see a little, she said, as she walked with a friend.
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Soviet growth risks US nuclear deterrent, Jane's says
Jane's Fighting Ships projects the Soviet Union to gain a survivable nuclear edge by mid decade, threatening US land bases and bombers while Polaris and Poseidon subs remain the main deterrent. The report notes a lag in US naval strength and a growing Soviet submarine program, with aircraft carriers as the remaining US edge. In a separate note from Yokohama, five tons of Greenland ice arrives for sale in Japan via a whisky distiller who touts a rare Berra-free blue jee aged up to 3000 years.
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Neighborhood Notes From July 20 1971 Press Telegram
Neighborhood notices and small community items appear from the July 20 1971 Press Telegram page. Short entries include local ads and service notices with names and contact details.
South Viets claim victory in sharp clash with Reds
South Vietnamese forces report a one sided victory north west of Svay Rieng after a sweep to keep Highway 1 open. They claim 72 North Vietnamese and Communist Cambodian guerrillas killed with no South Vietnamese casualties. U S aircraft losses rose to 7 961. B 52 strikes hit north Vietnam positions as air war continues.
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Napalm Strike Killing Civilians Reported Near Phnom Penh
Cambodian troops say U S jet bombers struck a populated village 35 miles north of Phnom Penh using napalm during a Cambodian army operation. At least two civilians were killed and about a third of the village destroyed. 60 homes damaged. Residents said no Viet Cong were present.
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