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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1972

Page

7

Old battlefields haunt Vietnam war memory and ghostly presences

The article recounts how former U.S. battlefields like Lien Drang, Hamburger Hill, Con Thien, Dak To, Khe Sanh, and Mary Ann Base in Vietnam are now under North Vietnamese control or former sites used by enemy forces. It describes Vietcong and North Vietnamese occupations, the Vod rebalance after Vietnamization, and the lingering toll on U.S. soldiers with bases serving as bases for attacks. It notes notable sieges and battles, including Pleiku, Quang Tri, and Kontum Provinces, and reflects on shifting control and the enduring legacy of these sites.

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Hanoi accuses U S of insect warfare over Quangneai crops

Hanoi said the United States used insect larvae dropped from Caribou planes over Quangneai province to destroy rice crops in Sonha and Son tinh. About 25 acres of paddy were reportedly ruined. The broadcast claimed the act shows U S desperation at the end of its tether.

Saigon Fies Hanoi

Teen and rescuer missing after water incident

In California, Coast Guard crews failed to locate two people missing off Tenhegsea Point in Napa County. Teen Cindy Carver, 14, Sacramento, fell into the water while climbing a ledge, and rescuer James Southerland, 45, San Pablo, disappeared after diving in to save her. Garry Carver, the brother, said it looked like his sister hit rocks.

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