Communists Attack Cambodian Border Outpost Near Saigon
About 500 Communist troops assaulted a U.S. Army outpost 39 miles northwest of Saigon. The U.S. 25th Division repelled the attacks with 3 American deaths and 11 wounded while reporting 39 Communist fatalities. Air gains claimed against Hanoi as 2 to 4 MIG17s possibly downed.
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35000 U S troops to pull out of Germany
The Pentagon announced a planned April start for a withdrawal of 35000 American soldiers and airmen from Germany. Units include two infantry brigades and armored cavalry, with four fighter squadrons, while equipment stays in Germany ready for redeployment if needed.
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Caroling group at ASU to perform Posada shows today
Liga Panamericana of Arizona State University plans Posada programs in Scottsdale shopping centers today and Thursday. The group will sing Spanish Christmas carols at Papago Plaza at 5:30 p.m. and Fashion Square at 8:30 p.m. today and at Thomas Mall 5:30 p.m. Tower Plaza 7 p.m. East Camelback Mall 6:90 p.m. Thursday. Liga Panamericana was formed in 1946 to foster cultural and social understanding between the United States and Latin American peoples.
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Flu outbreaks close schools across the nation
Flu or flulike illnesses spread from the South and East to the Midlands forcing school closures and dampening holidays. Asian flu cases reported in multiple states with absenteeism up to 30 percent, while the National Communicable Disease Center warns the outbreak may worsen before improving.
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Tribute duplicate bridge game honors late Ivan Erdos
Bridge enthusiasts nationwide join a Nov 29 event commemorating Ivan Erdos who died recently. The article recounts Erdos's 1965 world championship hand against Argentina, detailing a diamond and club endgame where he secured 11 tricks after precise play and a favorable club break.
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Snoopers barred for State Bar case in Arizona
The Arizona Supreme Court barred the state bar association from permanently hiring an investigator to probe unethical lawyer practices. Chief Justice Bernstein noted the decision while allowing a small dues increase if not funding permanent investigators.
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De Gaulle Calls Cabinet for Year-End Foreign Affairs Review
Paris UPI reports President Charles de Gaulle ordered the French cabinet into session to conduct a year-end review of foreign affairs. The move signals a comprehensive assessment of France's diplomatic posture and international relations as the year closes.
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