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Quang Tri city itself is total desolation. As far as the eye can see there is nothing but rubble-this and the protesting skeletons of former hospitals, offices and shops, as well as the blanketing mud that seems to follow lasciviously in the wake of war. Once home for 15,000 people, Quang Tri looks like Berlin in May 1945. It does, however, contain about 4,000 South Vietnamese troops, who are holding what General Lam Quang Thi, deputy commander of Military Region I, calls "the northern front." Although secure for the moment, it is a narrow front indeed. Across...
...hospital, the church, the girls' school-all are gone. Nobody knows how many people died at An Loc, but what catches the eye is the graves. They are everywhere. The citizens and soldiers in the city were buried where they fell. One grave contains 600 bodies that were hastily covered over in an effort to rid the city of their stench. Another contains only the body of a young girl who used to joke and laugh with the troops; it is well tended...
Injuries and lack of hockey interest have hurt the Tiger squad this winter. Mark Stuckey, the top scorer with 14 points, has missed the last three games because of an eye injury sustained in practice, and goalie Ed Swift is out with a sore knee. Defenseman Stan Hutton recently quit the team after being benched for a game...
...Aran. With an amazingly perceptive eye for expressions and detail, Robert Flaherty filmed the first narraative documentary (Nanook of the North), in 1922. This one, from 1934, is better photographed and equally moving in its sensitive portrayal of an island off the coast of Ireland, but not quite so historic. R.W.S...
...Aran. With an amazingly perceptive eye for expressions and detail, Robert Flaherty filmed the first narrative documentary (Nanook of the North), in 1922. This one, from 1934, is better photographed and equally moving in its sensitive portrayal of an island off the coast of Ireland, but not quite so historic...