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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1973

Page

2

Rain Update Spans San Antonio Suburbs After Heavy Rain

A sheriff's deputy reports rainfall near Randolph Air Force Base as City Public Service Board officials say the storm caused no utility problems. Forecasts look favorable for the weekend with clear skies and warmer temperatures. January rainfall totals reach 2.76 inches, with Southeast Side at 1.45 inches by midmorning Thursday and other areas varying from 0.75 to 1.8 inches.

Randolph Air Force Base City Public Service Board San Antoni Ans Dowitawe

Red Guns Hit US Ship Off South Vietnam Coast

SAIGON AP worded: A coast artillery shell strike hit the US guided missile boat Preble off the northern South Vietnam coast Wednesday causing damage but no injuries, the US command said. Three antennas and several other parts were damaged as a result. Mary TilElizabeth C Brown of Houston is one of five national finalists for 1973 Texas Teacher of the Year.

Saigon Wss South Vietnam Austin Mary Tilizabeth C. Brown Houston Texas

Johnson Burial Continues Three Day Tribute for Leader

For 49 years, followers gathered at the small cemetery as Johnson's daughters Lid and Lynda attended the burial. Family spokesman Tom Johnson said the public was welcome, with no VIP section, in line with President Johnson’s view of equal access. After services, the leader returns home to the ranch.

Lid Lynda Sin Johnson Tom Johnson Fohison Avery Handy Hallen

Kissinger Discusses Vietnam Accord And Cease-Fires

Kissinger briefed reporters at the White House claiming the United States won most clarifications and refinements sought last October. He said lasting stability requires satisfaction of all parties and warned a ten year war cannot be perfectly satisfactory to everyone. He anticipated cease-fires in Laos and Cambodia and outlined terms including a DMZ respect, gradual U.S. troop withdrawal, and an international force to monitor the cease-fire. Senate Leader Mansliek said Nixon may not seek Senate ratification, noting his relief over the agreement’s status.

Kissinger White House United States Laos Cambodia Washington Star-News Demilitarized Zone North Vietnam South Vietnam Dmz U.S Thailand Senate Mike Mansliek Nixon Mansliekt

Light's Action Line Readers Seek WW II Uniforms

A community appeal requests World War II era uniforms and gear for Turcotte's platoon. AL Turcote, aided by U.S. Rep. O.C. Pishon, seeks jackets to combat knoth etc. Readers with such items may contact the writer for salvage help.

Neler U.S O.C. Pisho Armed Services Committee Turcotte Ars Valie Aly Diveeiary Ase Sistmaen

Vietnam War M ilitary Orders Canceled

The Pentagon canceled all Vietnam assignments effective immediately due to a cease fire. About 2,000 Army personnel on Vietnam travel orders are affected. many will be reassigned or retired from Vietnam orders. Officials urge those in transit to contact Army or Navy personnel offices for guidance.

Washington Vietnam T.S Army Office of Army Personnel Operations Asaid Navy Air Force Enrmile Tay Vietnam

Casualty totals from Vietnam war released in Washington

Major casualty statistics cover January 1, 1961 to January 8, 1967 with 458,000 wounded hospitalized 153,200. 10,316 wounded not hospitalized. 1,340 U.S. missing. 589 U.S. held as prisoners confirmed. U.S. deaths from noncombat causes 10,298. South Vietnamese dead 183,528 with 5,22 other allied dead. estimated communist combat deaths 925,000. South Vietnamese civilian deaths 415,000 and injuries 935,000. North Vietnamese civilian casualties not estimated. US war costs about $105 billion. Also mentions unrelated hunting law note in New Mexican.

Washington Vietnam U.S Senate

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