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T hc m ounialn’ is"is about 700 whilewt m aking U S'landinsandins a|>0|> lary,Tlarv, aid M r..and .Mrs.-Zeckcn- ~o?” i-250| I-'iRhtlnc. W’.is reported cnnilii- •s.-Zecken- ~ b i yijHiij; *peoplc-tiHigf«x_iHlgfjX- fnH-iiwmwtialr tr flptfrm lnclifd N.ir)hK„rih ^ anti Viet rcinforcemireinforcements. Supported hy,uing uvii mil( — - ■ feet- high nnd alonsisdcisde Ij j Souf- proach,pn *fcuis Guillermo110 Medina, dorf were to have w et in GuatJe- pal hy^uinR uvii iiiilr.^ Aouihwest of C.i in Guaile- gating. The CI23s arc propeller-driv-er-driv- Cong haveha> been |(illed In their'urlillciy ni ___ _ ricrc,_a dormant volcano frc-onfrc- on airp o rt adm inistrationration o»l>oili' SecSee PLANE CR »5H, P y c 5 | _____ th e ir'uftilleiy nnd - r a:kilt-iiiiiiB-•hritrM ln'ltr » lJ Jii, ii. ~ u1liru1lF ~ ~5uain'' v i r m m n ------------- P 5 I I cn pl;planes iwiih two auxiliaryixlliary operationsoperation against citiesr nndand copiers,copters, iheihi Americans killed;d56'tri.ops 56jtri.ops pur»uipur»umg RuerriHas thcv • - turbojeiturboji engines. The maximumxlmum iuthvrother mm; ajor centers in South of Ihe enemyener force, spokesmen;men (Iniyednive out of thet provincial rani- . payload Is 15.000 .pounds.. TiieyiVietnamTiieylVietnam from Jan, 30 until1 mid- said, while five Americans wereuere lal 'a t Ihel^he mMiulhern tip cf the ordinarilyordina car^ In fresh lnx)ps]nighttroops night Tuesday.Tu A -senii/r U.S. killed and 26: wounded. couiitr.v; for KheKh Sanh and ily out others commandercommand said the enemy?nemy Along the coastal lowlandsshe- be- The CommunK[<Commi Inva je d jh e ’ - for rc-sl or rcnssignment. |"scraped-tip-aJnM>f-pcnple| ” scraped pie al tow Da NaNang.-men-<>t-ihe U.S. tnwrv T.muU. ------Communiil;-!ihcl!inR—of—th----- -Com ’f~:»he:|iie-|n^rminuic" eriiijj-inir- for tiie lunar Army's—AmerlC3t-T5im!m-Te-commaiid.^—~Te-TCOllimand.^ ^-Hr! '^.-cm nicnr .. ‘ __ ^ ^ H base appeared lo be easing, Tlie' tlmat. ^” '■"-■'1 killing G4 enemy soldierslirooiis^led’HerslirooivTkilled 275 of them in 15 Marines reported 100 incomingl • ^ ' In two clashes. Artillery and1 alrthoura nf fighlini;’fit hefnre- ilie ■sirikt-.s atcounieu tur manyy oi;rt'motjremnanls nnnis ol the enemy were of/eccof jeccni days. ■__________ jj Americ;American armed forces’wcrewere the dead ntnbng the cncmylcha.stxlcmylcha.stxl from Ihc1 town.________ ^ _____ m¥eaeherssrsIw 1 & jdvMtlahom ar-Shift ^ ^ In W ~ - i l k Out -Budget^zzzzzBud; By Thc Associated Presscsj Education Associalioo labclql;lql a SomeSnmc 1.000l.OC of Ihc steel city'sd is'Asked—I S / \ ^^C c aainitrH i n tn'O lIR liuurO KIKlah'u- lahb: ne^s-S3:9-ne\\—S3:9-milhon-cducation rsbill Sbilt 3;oco-icacher5-oriciflnny~fgre{<tr3;000"tcachf ma nndnn In Manchester, N.H.. inadequatiin‘''<'cQUate. the closing of 2-j junior nnd_s_cn-« n - WASHINGTONWASHINCT (AP) - Eight - take a'holldaya from schoolsols'io- to- In-PIHsIn-Pittsburgh 13 plckel.s-wcre•were ior-ior-hiRh hiRh school5“bursi ihey-re-- re- House RepublicansRcpubl callcd today day In press salary demands,nands. arrested Tuesday for. defying;tylnfi opened Tuesday.Tuc; Tlic ,88 elemen- for cuttlnR K m nen- for cuttlnR tCJ-bllllon-tromjhc______ ClassmClassroom walkouts continuedillnucii court iirdiorders in Ihe sixth daylay of laiar>;_schoo ry _ schoQls,_ have, remajwdincd admadminlstrallor inlm all(Jh’!i budget a n d - in-l'lnrida-and-p|tt5biirj;h,-I>a—jn 'l'In r -j>a— o-leachero-lcacheri-slrike-lherc.-^Sccret iecret open throuRhoultheth'r'nufi strike. ' plowingniow'inc 42.SrbillionJ’ S' of It inlu----------::7 ^ ■ 4. —‘)hc^Oklaboina-4Hlu«tli<>n.A»in talks resumed bctwecn.-schoolichool ,j:iis_-..Tlie .,.w■ .Wa a ih liic in n _ la c h £ fa ! w|)al-i}i^4iied-^HuttTamTC-=w i,a l-^ .4 4 i ------ SDcliition'sSDcliitio '"(rmerRcney_ conven- olltcials? antl~ihe striking Pitis-Pitis- Union calledcallci a one-day walkoutliout ncwalncwol fund.fund . tion" began less thnn 2-J'hours-hours .federation of Teacherschcrs for ThursdayThursda to permlj teachers'•efs .
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