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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1971

Page

9

Vietnamese forces retreat under air cover after Snoul clash

U S B 52 bombers attacked near Sauol while allied aircraft hit inside the Cambodian town to cover the Saigon driven retreat. South Vietnamese claim 6 wounded, while sources report about 200 killed or wounded. 700 enemy killed claimed by Saigon and allies. An armada protected Highway 13 as North Vietnamese seize Snoul opening a new supply route into the south.

Sauol Saigon Loc Ninh U.S Snuol Snoul

Thirteen North Viet POWs to be repatriated Friday

Thirteen sick and wounded North Vietnamese POWs will be sent home from Da Nang on Friday aboard a U S troopship the USS Upshur. About 60 to 70 Saigon press members are expected to accompany the returnees to a point off the Vietnamese coast where a civilian barge will ferry them to a North Vietnamese craft for final transfer. Outnumbered by reporters the POWs face the voyage amid an overall POW pool of around 660.

Upshur da Nang Demilitarized Zone

Steelworkers, aluminum firms sign three year contracts

United Steelworkers and four major aluminum firms reach three year deals affecting about 32,400 workers with an average wage rise near 30 percent over the period. Olin Aluminum faced a 900 member plant strike while 1,500 workers were on strike overall. Alcoa planned a six percent price hike on most fabricated products in September.

New York United Steelworkers Union Olin Aluminum Co Hannibal Ohio Aluminum Co. of America Nixon White House Alcoa Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp Reynolds Metals Co Ormet Aluminum

Fire across Everglades darkens Miami as drought fuels blazes

A thick pall of smoke hung over Miami as thousands of acres of dry Everglades grass burned. Forecasters warned drought could trigger more fires unless heavy rainfall arrives within days.

Miami Everglades

Crow Island School Wins AIA Award After 31 Years

Crow Island School in a affluent north Chicago suburb receives the American Institute of Architects two year award for enduring design. Principal Michael Tremko praises the building’s inside out concept while Perkins and Will notes its break from the classic mold and innovations such as a towering chimney fireplace and classrooms along a wide corridor.

Michael Tremko Crow Island School Chicago American Institute of Architects Rockefeller Center New York City William Brubaker Perkins and Will

Cuban hijack plan teased release amid hostage talk

The White House cited diplomats saying Pan American Airways flight 68 could be freed on Wednesday with 68 passengers and crew aboard. Swiss and Czechoslovak embassies relayed the message from Havana, while U.S. officials noted Cuba’s lack of diplomatic ties. Hostage speculation linked to four Cuban fishing boat captains jailed in Florida.

Washington White House Cuba Pan American Airways Havana Pan Am Florida

Lingerie Fabrics Unveils Fun Fabrics Line

The store announces a new Fun Fabrics collection for home sewing of lingerie. It offers a complete coordinating line of fabrics to support lingerie projects.

Unions Strike Western Union Across Nation

Two unions representing about 20,100 workers walked out at 12:01 a.m. shutting public offices and stopping domestic telegrams money orders and overseas cables. The United Telegraph Workers and the Communications Workers of America AFL-CIO demanded a 31 percent raise over two years rejecting a 20 percent offer. Some services would continue under government and private lines while supervisors and engineers covered essential operations.

Western Union United Telegraph Workers The Conications Workers of America Afl-Cio

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