Bloody Fighting in South Vietnam Near Capital
Government spokesmen reported the bloodiest fighting since the ceasefire began. In a battalion clash 60 miles southwest of Saigon, 9 Communists and 24 government troops died with 8 missing and many wounded. Another nearby engagement left 43 Communists dead and two Saigon soldiers wounded as 40 weapons and 100 mortar rounds were seized. The Mekong Delta saw shelling within 30 miles of Saigon, the closest to the capital in Indochina. A separate night attack with 105 shells and 21 mortars killed one soldier and wounded eight.
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le Thung Hien
Hien
Woops
Mekong
Indochina
Primatene Tablets Aimed At Quick Asthma Relief
An advertisement promises rapid relief from acute asthma through Primatene tablets. It claims to unclog thick mucus, relax bronchial muscles, and decongest lung membranes without a prescription, providing hours of attack prevention.
Higher death by own action among ex POWs studied
A UPI report notes a study showing ex POWs from Korea and Japan have a death by own action rate about 30 percent higher than peers not held prisoner for several years after returning home. Army doctor Col Edward Z Huycke cited uncertain causes and called for extended health care and counseling for returning POWs, amid recent high profile cases and Pentagon plans.
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UPI
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Air Force
Edward Brudno
Harrison
N. C
North Vietnam
Hayeke
Plos
Vietnam
Pentagon Offits
Congress
Survey on Jobs Stated in San Antonio District
A survey on bilingual office job opportunities is being studied by the San Antonio School District and the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. A random sample of 200 firms will receive a questionnaire to guide future bilingual curricula and office worker training.
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San Antonio
Greater
Chamber of Commerce
Alarm Triggers at Wilshire Elementary. Suspect Apprehended
A 28 year old burglary suspect was arrested about 4 am Tuesday after a silent burglar alarm activated at Wilshire Elementary School on 6523 Cascade. The incident prompted police to respond and detain the suspect awaiting further charges.
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Wilshire Elementary
Cascade
Fisher In Hospital and Area Burglaries
U S Representative C C Fisher, 89, lies in Bethesda Naval Hospital Maryland after admitted Monday for fatigue. Police report a break in revealing a window entry and a suspect hiding in a school library. The Stolhandske family experienced burglaries with eight rifles six shotguns four handguns two TVs and jewelry stolen. Other burglaries totaled 3921 dollars.
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Fisher
House of Representatives
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Bill Stolhandske
Auldine
Klein quits as White House communications coordinator
Herb Klein, President Nixon's communications coordinator, said Monday he has discussed plans to quit his White House job, signaling a potential departure from the administration in the near term.
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Ore
UPI
Herb Klein
Nixon
White House
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