Harbor City Doctor Reports War Experiences in Vietnam
Dr Roger A Thill a Harbor City general practitioner described his Vietnam tour for Pacific Hospital staff recounting mass injuries and child mortality. He noted amputations from mines rifles and grenades and said he treated 300 eye disease cases daily enucleating up to 30 eyes weekly while working in a wartime clinic with 256 beds.
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Roger A. Thill
Harbor City
Vietnam
American Medical Association
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Pacific Hospital of
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Long Beach Building Permits Dip From 1967 Totals
April permits in Long Beach totaled 2 061 for 6 056 811 dollars versus 6 987 594 dollars a year earlier. Year to date valuation stood at 20 753 678 dollars, down from 26 777 784 dollars in 1967, with residential permits for 69 dwelling units.
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Fragmentary Sports Note on Uniformed Shooting Response
Incomplete OCR text hints at a sports context mentioning uniforms and a gun with hands raised. It references Vietnamese sentiment about shooting and difficulty, but lacks clear event, participants, or outcomes to form a full report.
They object to our presence in that area
They oppose foreign troops on their soil and push for withdrawal. The remark reflects local hostility and a demand for downscaling involvement.
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