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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1970
Page
2
Saigon reported the 24 hour Christmas ceasefire the quietest in five years with four U S soldiers wounded and six South Vietnamese dead. Enemy losses were 17 killed and one captured while Allied attacks blamed totaled 78. No clear ceasefire violation was charged.
Publication notice lists combined Sunday edition details for Morgantown West Virginia with pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions. Rates show separate options for in and out of state, weekly and yearly terms, with dates and tax noted.
U S B 52 sorties on the Ho Chi Minh supply trail total 2548 since Oct. 8. Navy and Air Force fighters have dropped 166000 tons in the heaviest bombing campaign yet. Despite the raids supply flow appears to grow or endure, with Vientiane dispatches noting increased traffic. White House officials report North Vietnam boosting infiltration for a possible new offensive.
A mosaic of features including weather outlooks, farm notes by George Crago, Pennsylvania news, business and labor reports, and a TV pullout. Leisure, family features, and comics appear in the weekly Panorama package.
Tel Aviv reports Premier Golda Meir expects a long road to any peace with Egypt and Arab states. She cites Soviet involvement and warns Israelis will defend themselves if attacked. Meir criticizes Western inaction and notes Egypts missile moves violate a standstill.
A bomb exploded near the lead limousine in a Istanbul motorcade by Technical University as Premier Suleyman Demirel escaped unharmed. Power Minister Nahit Mentese and other occupants were uninjured. Police said attackers likely mistook Demirel for the leading car and the device was homemade.
UPI reports that the December 12 minefield incident which killed six American soldiers and wounded two was tied to McNamara's abandoned 1967 Wall project. Alpha Company of the 161st Infantry, 5th Division, patrolled near Alpha Four when they entered the death strip and triggered mines after veering off course in darkness.
Pyongyang charged Washington with grave provocations after saying armed vessels including a spy ship entered its coastal waters near Changjon. US officials in Tokyo and Washington dismissed the claims as hogwash and unnamed naval officers in Japan reported no knowledge of such an intrusion.
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