Fighter Bombers Knock Out Soviet Made Tanks
Saigon reports describe heavy fighting near Laos and Cambodia as South Vietnamese forces claim to have destroyed a North Vietnamese battalion and several Soviet made tanks with fighter bomber air cover. Official accounts say 371 NVA dead and 14 casualties among South Vietnamese, with U.S. air support and ground operations continuing along Highway 7 and the Ho Chi Minh trail.
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Bomb Toss At U S Embassy In Phnom Penh
A Cambodian government spokesman said a passing motorcyclist threw a plastic bomb at a U S embassy security car outside a hotel in downtown Phnom Penh. The driver and staffer inside escaped as the blast damaged nearby pavement and sparked wider violence along the Cambodian border with Khmer and North Vietnamese forces.
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Snow Storm Wallops Plains With Near Blizzard Conditions
The late February storm walloped the Northern Plains bringing wind and heavy snow. Extreme cold followed, dipping below zero as far south as the Arizona line and fresh frost hit Central and Southern California. Redwood Falls, Minnesota, saw fresh snow while St. Cloud reported six inches and wind gusts reached 60 mph creating dangerous highway conditions.
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Rich Toward God By R H Ramsey
A sermon excerpt contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual riches. Jesus warns against covetousness and storing up treasures on earth. The parable of the rich man illustrates how wealth used for others gains heavenly value, while self focused hoarding leads to ruin. The message emphasizes trust in God’s provision and prioritizing divine over material wealth.
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Many Churches Offer Lenten Services And Events
A series of church notices lists Sunday services across denominations including Salem Reformed United Church of Christ, Shiloh United Methodist, First Brethren of Land, and Christ Lutheran. Activities cover Sunday school, morning and evening worship, midweek Lenten services, film festivals, revivals, and guest speakers through March 7 and nearby dates.
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United Church of Christ, Will
Aiald Church
Urin ‘T. Rhodes
Pleasant Hill
Greencastle
Irvin Christopher
Holy the First Brethren Church
Land
Mulberry
Assembly of God
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Keedysville
Mt. Vernon
Broadfording
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Thurch
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Smilthsburg
Griffen ¢. Callahan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Christy Jesus
Church of the Nazaveneral Christ, Scientist
Potomac St.ey
Wil Hepin
Ollig Smith
Hagerstown Independent Church
Ween
Local newspaper masthead with partial contact details
The clipping shows a dated newspaper masthead with telephone number 732-5131 and an address at 25 Summit Ave. The text appears to be an Associated Press disclaimer about exclusive rights, indicating the publication is a local paper and news is distributed to subscribers.
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Taiwan Opposes Two Chinas Policy Shift
Washington AP report notes Taiwan's Ching section rebukes President Nixons world report and the Nixon stance that China might normalize ties with the United States. Taiwan envoy Chow Shu kai says Washington and Taipei disagree on mainland China stability and unity, urging the U S to avoid harming Nationalist China's aim to regain the mainland.
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Egypt Ready To Accept Middle East Decisions Of Big Four
Cairo reports indicate Egypt may accept the Big Four terms on Middle East issues, with emphasis on Sinai and Golan Heights. The statement references ceasefire terms and indirect peace talks, noting tangible progress before a Friday night deadline. In Baltimore, a separate UN briefing cites cardiac surgery advances by Dr. Denton Cooley at St. Luke's Hospital as safer than heart transplants, detailing a five hour bypass procedure using a leg vein graft and a heart-lung machine.
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Calley Prosecutor Seeks Evidence Of Other Acts Of Misconduct
FP Benning AP report on Lt William Calley Jr's My Lai trial. Prosecutor Aubrey Daniel urges admitting evidence of misconduct before and after My Lai to broaden rebuttal. Defense seeks chambers hearing and media exclusion. judge weighs press access as jury already restricted from news. Evidence reviewed includes Calley’s childhood and combat stress as factors in mental capacity.
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Salt Jiarke City
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Latimer
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Bible Thought Defraud Thy Neighbor Sayings
A compact reflection cites Leviticus 19:13 and asks who counts as a neighbor. It directs against cheating friends and others, urging fair dealing and trust in daily interactions.
Sadat extends cease fire amid UN mediation and talks
Sadat agreed this month to extend the cease fire by 30 days as talks under Gunnar V. Jarring continue. Egypt signaled no objection to any unanimously adopted Big Four decision in consultation with U Thant and Jarring. Al Ahram reported Egypt would drop plans for an urgent UN Security Council meeting after Israel refused to yield on peace demands, while Nixon’s call for withdrawal from occupied territories frames Cairo's stance.
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