Show - t ' " - - r - - 17 GA The gait Lake Triburte Thursday January US BliShOpS II ' 1 ' i' 1 -- - 4 a New York Times Service - 25000-wor- - ' l' t:- - - 1 - - 4 u ' -- 1 '70) It D: 4 tio ' - the I ' ' 14 tut Nc 7 N bishops - i' ''' (t - ''' i iI toef - t' 'It 4 i 1 t II 111-p- C' us said Thursday that the fightreported ing broke out when a compkilling 28 North Vietnamese in mobile r Pr ithv eeri9nthe FilYoreetm'slu2nthd a fight in the Que Brigade 0 31A miles nditylpat Son Valley two Division ran into Infantry of Saigon US casualties enemy platoons shortly after were put at14 wounded noon In the air war monsoons Four-BoFight continued to curtail strikes North Vietnam's By midafternoon the contact heartland Wednesday Most of was heavy and four more US the Air Force strikes above Infantry companies — perhaps 600 men — had been put Hanoi were radar- guided ashore The enemy force built including one on the Ky Doug up to about 400 men at the railroad spur 13 miles but west of Hanoi and another on height bt the battle pulled out the Hoa Lac airfield 20 miles under heavy air and artillery west of the North Vietnamese caPital bombardment I four-hou- in the talion 27th Infantry 25th Dvision shecket- -' an enemy US spokesmen announced that 103 of the enemy died — many from howitzer shells that rmners call "Killer Jun jars" — in the assault on a command post of the 1st Bat- Twenty-eig- were reported i ht wounded In another fierce action Wednesday US Infantrymen swept ashore from armored attack boats and fought for 10 hours with Viet Cong troops estimated at battalion size in the marshlands of the Mekong Delta 51 miles southwest of bran-tr- y Judging from military statistics which show two or more men are wounded for 'Saigon US losses were put at every one killed in such wide-opoperations only a hand- - dead and 50 wounded US 1 against ' - north-Pastor- al - apparently 18 en I of- - 'C'L')--111a 1 1 4 ' v ' N I OUR JANUARY WHITE GOODS EitENT COMES INALL COLORSEVEN WHITE !II II I! - 0:f1:04-- - I e give 1 t' V3: ii:S - Mr Grey any more can he earn enough to how tranquilizers when he's tranquil?" pay my bills (Copyright) i " - action two in a bunker hit by Early Thursday 'officers said contact either' had brokm or was very light units of the US Arterical Division ficers said 26 Viet Cong troops were killed — Headquarters In Saigon l'''' 1 ''-- I N Command Pest Assault Binh Dinh Province 270 miles northeast of Saigon Early details were sketchy but a government spokesman said the Viet Cong left 23 dead when they were beaten back The first engagement a r7 - -- a -- i i a- -e '1 - 'I I 1 i( ful of Cornrrumists could have emerged unhit and the battalion could be written off at least temporarily as a fighting force Five'AmeHcans died in the - ground enemy's stepped-u- p camping dealt heavy casual- ties to South) Vietnamese troops in the coastal plains of 1?-1- -- ------- from an American infantry outfit and its artillery virtualViet ly destroyed a Cong battalion in - a human wave assault northwest of Sai- fight 24 miles north- west of the South Vietnamese capital Indicated the Communists are paying a high price for their offensive efforts of the new year five-ho- fire Defensive — gon Wednesday another attack it from God gift or Inspiration - 350-m- — N - i ' 1 contemporary seem hostile to everything except their own views" !"Charism" has traditionally ' - 9 t e' sadness we notice ttat some today using the 'charism' or noble word employing theology almost as therapy ridicule the church Snd under the guise of being t ' --- ---- rn27 'Il'brith - ' ------- -- said: 4 ' collective d letter ''' 0°'''''''''''' I A - over what they ealled destructive and hostile altitudes within their church :In a i — 'Wednesday ' SAIGON P The Roman Catholic bishops of the United ates voiced deep concern i By Edwin Q White - - I '0NEW YORK ' I To Catholics 1— !: 4 - By Bill Williams - i or- '' T ' 4 ' Associated Press writer'' Cile Perils i - - Five-flou- r talp Dolly Battle Near Saloon Destroys Viet Cono- Battalion ' 1943 m H i t ALWAYS FIRST QULITY t l' - 0 - a' ( - a ''''''' Tuning Scheduled ILoon ' - i - cf-- t b ' Associated Press Writer i ' mechanical hitch Wednesday when a device to analyze soil radiation stuck part way to 14e lunar surface 1 t l ' - Propulsion rit spokesman said radio sigrals released the 5x6x7-1ncbox from a door 3 feet tile surface but the string vThich the box was suspended apparently caught in a ratch- v- ' :r h r - rtica- et illr M t :' - - !iBJ Reptirt I (h1 Union i 1 t t i t v et $ I ) t r By Carroll Kilpatrick 1 ' Tege ' filth Mr delivered ' ' - Zecause of budgetary re-strictions the President is expected to call for fewer ntajor new programs than in any previous State of the UtliOn address :Even so he will propose the biggest peacetime budget irt the nation's history as he summons the second session o( the ihnli Congress to com- pi 'e 'ft' unfinished business ar al the first session to htletment3 Act— ''r 7 z''''--' dilel°ew emphasis I here MAY' 1 '' i)n health proposals progrtcats to find jobs for hidco e tmeraployed and i '' convictions" r okee 231'3' te 1 te- - by giving -- - '' 25a : '"-4---- ' ' -- ' - " '''''' Or(lered JEFFERSON - - '" reeit :ho WAS -- ' - h 11111111n ' -- 44''''' —' ti— N s '''' :- ' C-- 4" 1 A :i t 411:19 01° " ::'''' 1 ' ' ' 4:'' e' 4 '' '' t 4 ------ -- e--- I' N '4404Q01°:''' 'A: i 4 :' I ' 04' - t ' ' 2 r re I - 11 'o - I I le t — ti 0 if 1 I 4 - 1 " e' al ei -- 3 ' -I - - ' ' :'6re 'PI L WHITE ' 'r & i i i f Oki V - r 1st r aa 4 7 ' ' L4 kis Sol r' ''sc s4 irc ' i 'i ' i i - '1 - ' Li w 6a PENtl-PRES1- a f ' 3 ' '" i' 71rell ra c - - Li ii ' as i it 010 ID NEVER-IRO- 4 f ' - I --" 71 41 44 1 1 14 0 -- if i un '' ' l e r '4 i - ' ' r'' ' i - r - PRINTS AND PASTELS ' I 4 rilif 1 ) ) - e' - A 11 al e a 1' ' - ' am eeaa ' i ' ' I - e -- --- ' 1 ar:1 :e-- ' ' i ' II ' a --' ' I ' ae ' t i f) i ae e - lim ea- - ri a ' e ' aea a ' I'' ti ' h raiaea-a4aa- ' ''' - ' 1 1 lea ''')--h'ileltaaaaiBr- i 2' ' ' e '1 ' '' '' ea ' I i j ' 4 i il i 1 4 N! 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