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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1969
Page
22
North Vietnamese artillery shelled the Bu Prang Special Forces camp near the Cambodian border about 110 miles northeast of Saigon. Six Americans were hurt and 15 to 20 shells struck the camp as U.S. helicopters and fighters responded. Farther south, another base area saw 13 enemy shellings with light casualties.
David Eisenhower may join the Navy after Amherst College graduation next spring. He would follow his father-in-law and not his grandfather, Dwight D. Eisenhower, by enlisting under the draft lottery, risking induction with a 3 to 1 chance.
Two Dallas women with husbands missing in North Vietnam say their Paris meeting with Hanoi officials yielded nothing new. They plan to seek international aid, first in Stockholm to approach Swedish premier Palme, then Rome for Vatican help.
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Dorothy Guttenberg, turning 50 in Birmingham Michigan, received hundreds of birthday calls after her husband Larry placed a public ad. The couple, his ad urging calls, drew about 39 percent male callers and a radio station offer for a paid weekend trip. Police note a separate indecent exposure arrest at a Red Dog saloon in Oklahoma City.
The Soviet Union announced the unmanned Cosmos 312 research satellite was launched on Monday into an unusual near circular orbit. It followed a separate Cosmos 311 launch, with both missions described as distinct experiments.
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