Mortar Attacks on Da Nang Air Base Continue
Enemy mortars or rockets hit the Da Nang air base for the second time in two weeks. No casualties were reported and damage was limited. U.S. Marines and Air Force crews returned fire, targeting suspected positions as planes and helicopters operated in the area.
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Personal Poisons Part Nine Recurring Strikes Across Vietnam
Reports describe ongoing mortar attacks on al med posts and airfields nationwide. Highland crews, aided by the Ho Chi Minh trail, delivered over 450 shells against the 4th Division near Plei Djereng while a U.S. artillery battery answered with more than 2,400 shells. The text questions if this signals a broader Communist attempt to sever South Vietnam.
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The doctor explains allergic rhinitis from house dust as a common condition tied to many household particles. Experts discuss testing, humidity control, and dust-free environments, with medical treatment cited as the best long-term approach.
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