Communists Lose 596 Dead Shattered Regimen in Vietnam Battle
In Tay Ninh Province a 2500 man Communist unit smashed into U.S. lines. U.S. command reported at least 596 enemy dead and many more bodies pulled from the battlefield as air and artillery bombarded escape routes. American losses stood at 31 dead and 109 wounded.
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Artesia College to Honor Dr. Stevens at Regional Science Fair Banquet
Dr. Thomas C. Stevens president of The College of Artesia will be the main speaker at the Southeastern New Mexico Regional Science Fair banquet on March 25 at 7 p.m. in Cahoon Armory. Maj. Gen. Sam W. Agee will introduce him at the dinner. Stevens, 37, formerly Dean and Professor at Culver-Stockton College, is noted as Artesia College’s first president and aims to lead the new four year liberal arts institution. He studied at Wabash College and Indiana University, earning degrees in business political science and higher education and a doctorate in 1963.
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Farmington Clovis Vote On School Bonds Divides Voters
Farmington voters rejected a $2 million school bond 1 483 to 954 while Clovis approved a $1.52 million bond 1 649 to 537 for a third junior high. The Associated Press notes regional lumber output at 39 258 million board feet for the year.
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