Invasion of DMZ Escalates as U S Bombardments Continue
A Pentagon briefing reports U S artillery and naval gunfire pounding near Gio Linh and three nearby sites inside the DMZ. Spokesmen said 500 plus rounds were fired in the area, with fires and secondary explosions indicating ammunition stores hit. Separate aerial observations noted small arms fire north of Gia Linh and bunkers and trenches destroyed by Davis destroyer strikes.
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U.S. Artilery
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Gia Link
Tha
Washington
U.S
Casualties cited in Vietnam reports surface in Paris note
North Vietnam said it would not negotiate with the United States unless certain conditions are met. The period from Nov. 1 through Nov. 9 saw casualties on all sides as allied commands released partial figures.
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Clifford
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Democratic Republic of
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North Vietnam
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Demilitarized Zone
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Vietnam
Paris
PR Society Elects Leaders in San Antonio Chapter
Roy Clark named president of the San Antonio chapter to succeed Don Dailey. Lawson R. Landers of Southwestern Bell as vice president and Charles Ketworthy of St. Marys University as secretary treasurer. Ray Neumann Ellis Shapiro named to board. Leon Taylor of Trinity University elected national assembly delegate. Clark is AVP and PR director at National Bank of Commerce and UT and Northwestern alum. former SAPRAC and Texas Public Relations Association leader.
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San Antonio
Pibiie -Relations “Society of America
Don Dailey
Otlers
Lawson R. Landers
Ft Soothwesten Bell
Charles Ketworthy
St. Mary’s University
Ray Neumann
Ellis Shapiro
Leon Taylor
Trinity University
National Assembly
Clark
National Bank of Commerce
University of Texas
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Bank Public Relations
Northwestern University
San Antonio Advertising Club
Texas Public Relations Association
Chamber of Commerce
Canyon High Student Indicted in LSD Sale Case
Randall County grand jury indicted Canyon High School junior Randy Simpson on charges of selling LSD to fellow students. He was held on a $5,000 bond with no trial date set. The indictment followed a five month probe by Canyon Police Chief Calvin Costley who said rumors tied to the drug’s sale at the school.
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UPI
Randall County Grand Jury
Randy Simpson
Calvin Costley
Seliant
Simpson
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