Reds Hurled Back In Savage Battle
In Saigon almost 1 000 Vietnamese base camp troops faced a savage clash as North Vietnamese regulars were driven back into the jungle near South Vietnam with at least 116 killed.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
8
In Saigon almost 1 000 Vietnamese base camp troops faced a savage clash as North Vietnamese regulars were driven back into the jungle near South Vietnam with at least 116 killed.
Front Royal Town Council votes to share funding for airport land in the Fork District. County borrows 31200 dollars from the time open account for the purchase as part of a joint effort.
SANDY a graduate of Williams AFB served five years active duty with assignments in Panama Thailand and Vietnam. A Vietnam combat veteran with 41 missions he is an instructor pilot at Elgin AFB Florida. He holds multiple decorations and is a USAF Reserve captain. He attends Stephens City Methodist Church where he serves on the official board. He chaired the Boy Scouts annual membership drive and owns a farm implement business. He is married to Margaret Rose of Upperville.
Smith, a Honaker High School alumnus and Winchester resident for 28 years, works as a foreman at Winchester Cold Storage for 26 years. He belongs to Pleasant Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church, several Masonic bodies, the Stonewall Republican Club, and White Hall Grange, having led top offices in each group. Betty Miller of Frederick County is noted, with residence on Rt. 3. The passage also mentions state efforts to clean interstate coastal waters for federal aid, Governor Rockefeller’s plan in eight volumes, and an 1829 Delaware Oaks trophy crafted by Paul Storr.
Lynda Bird Lavella, daughter of the president, arrived in London for a vacation and tour. She has been building boats, with a 33 foot cabin cruiser her latest project, as friends note plans for even larger craft. She was met at London Airport by U S Ambassador and Mrs David Bruce and will stay with them.
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