U S Pilot Rescued Behind Enemy Lines
U S pilot Cant Aivia W Moore II from Livingston California was shot down near Kampong Thom Cambodia while supporting Cambodian troops. After a two hour ordeal under heavy fire, he was rescued by Jolly Green Giant helicopters and Cambodian ground forces, flown to Bien Hoa.
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Saigon
Aivia W. Moore II
Rice Field
Ries Fiuid
Cambodia
Livingston
Calif
Kampong Thom
Maries
Moore
Bien Hoa
South Vietnam
California
Stephen Tyler
Los Angeles
Air Force
Mere
Alvin W. Moore
Cali
Bier Hea Air Base
Baray Falls as Cambodian Forces Evacuate Baray Town
Cambodian troops abandoned Baray after heavy fighting with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. About 20,900 soldiers retreated north toward Kompong Thmar and Taing Krasatna, leaving Baray to enemy advances on Highway 6.
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Robin Mannock
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Baray
Camborian Command
Taing Krasatna
Kompong Thmar
Kompong
Tment
Ray
Fation
Consid Jal
Mekong
Kompong Thom
Sth
Chamear Andang
Ina
South Vietnam
U S War Planes Threaten To Attack Mig Air Bases
Pentagon officials say American warplanes may retaliate against North Vietnamese air bases if Communist MIG fighters strike U S aircraft. The report cites several MIG incursions into Laos near the Ho Chi Minh trail, with President Johnson era bombing limits noted and authority stated to take necessary action to protect U S personnel.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Jerry W. Friedheim
South Vietnam
Friedheim
Andy
Daniel Z. Henkin
Defense For Public Affairs
Creighton Abrams
the .S
Vietnam
Tynton B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Dong Hoi
Nine American GIs Killed In Week Of Vietnam War Losses
Saigon AP report shows U S battlefield deaths at 9 last week, the eighth straight week under 19 combat deaths. South Vietnamese forces suffered 439 killed and 646 wounded, while allied commands claimed 1,331 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong dead. A helicopter disappearance near Da Nang left 33 Americans missing since Sunday.
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U.S
da Nang
Chilean leftists face state of emergency in Santiago
In Santiago Province a state of emergency is declared after clashes between supporters and opponents of President Allende. About 100 people were hurt during a protest by 5000 women over food shortages. Police used tear gas as mobs clashed with counter demonstrators, and Radio Balmaceda was shut for alleged bias. The crisis follows a parade through downtown and attacks by youth brigades and Conservative parties.
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William F. Nicholson
Santiago
Chile
Allende
Moneda Palace
Radio Balmaceda
Christian Democrats
National Party
Salvador Allende
Fidel Castro
Righbwing National Party
Christian Democratic Party
Rogers
Golda Meir Presses for More U.S. Warplanes
Golda Meir seeks increased U.S. military aircraft amid concerns over Soviet shipments to Egypt and rising Middle East tensions. She signals willingness to restart peace talks, urging diplomacy to avoid a potential shooting crisis while acknowledging uncertain outcomes. U.S. officials privately welcome her softened stance.
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Endre Marton
Washington
Golda Meir
Israel
Nixon
Egypt
Middle East
Meir
Tom
United States
Suez Canal
U.S
Divorce Suit Filed by Bowers for Dennis L
Bowers filed for divorce from Dennis L in a suit recorded in the local court docket. The filing centers on dissolution of the marriage and seeks formal terms of separation. Further particulars were not available in the readable portion.
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Dians
Bowers
Dennis L
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