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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1972

Page

8

Last U S Combat Infantrymen Begin Homeward Shift

The last 240 soldiers from the 3rd Battalion, 21st Infantry, returned to Da Nang as the official end of U S ground combat in Vietnam was announced. By Sept 1 the force will drop to 39,000 in country with air and naval personnel advancing the war from bases and ships. In the field, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese attacks injured over 100 and targeted Lai Khe, Cam Ranh, Cu Chi, and other fronts, as fighting continued near Saigon.

George Esper Associated Press Saigon U.S Vietnam Ronald Wegerle Wichita Kan 21St Infantry da Nang Navy Thailand Guam 7Th Fleet Highway 13 An Loc

Eagleton Receives Warm Welcome in St Louis Homecoming

In St Louis Eagleton, after withdrawing as the Democratic vice presidential nominee, told a cheering crowd of about 1000 he would work for George McGovern. He thanked supporters and said Missourians showed him compassion and understanding during the heat from the campaign.

Thomas F. Eagleton Harry S. Truman Eagleton George McGovern

Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Daily Pay for Catch

A brief notice states pay at 70 cents per unit is available daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for caught items. The ad emphasizes earnings only for what is collected and paid accordingly.

Public Broadcast President Resigns Over veto and funding

John W. Macy Jr. resigns as president of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting amid disputes with the White House over Nixon's veto of a 155 million dollar two year funding bill. An official noted dissatisfaction with the veto and with Congress approving 45 million for one year plus 10 million for construction.

Washington John W. Macy Jr Corporation For Public Broadcasting White House Macy Nixon Corporation House Commerce Committee

Open House Listings for Various Home Types

Real estate notices advertise 2 bedroom homes at 12 500 3 bedroom homes at 16 500 a 12 by 52 mobile home with lot septic and water priced at 7 500 located on wooded lots and showing property options.

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