Fitchburg Sentinel (Newspaper) - August 29, 1970, Fitchburg, Massachusetts 1838 Vol CXXXI FITCHBURG MASS SATURDAY AUGUST 29 1970 10 CENTS Communists Hearing Cambodian Capita PHNOM PENH and The ambush triggered a Viet Gmg planes Am Kong declined to helicopter gunships raked the in six miles of Penh to the planes further positions But day in their closest major informed sources in Saigon said only two enemy were tack yet to the Cambodian had no reports of dead and one taken tal air support in the area There have been several The U.S Command said a In Vietnam North in area copier gunship was shot down including a three-day fight trying to break up the ambush this week The North and that the American and Viet Cons lies included four crewmen forces killed six cans and wounded 26 in the worst ambush in at least South Pacific Travelers The Donald Woods family of SO Forest St have returned after four weeks of vel in the South Pacific which took them to Australia New Zealand and a few of their slops One of their souvenirs is a grass skirt for Marli which the family is ing over The family from left is Christopher Mrs Woods Mr Woods and Marli tinel Photo Marine Ref urns Solomon Islands Lure Local Veteran Family Peace Force are Irvine to gam a killed and one wounded The assault in hold there from which to was at the village of Moat the Phnom Penh area Krao six miles The Mekong River provides a least of the capital It did not barrier lo enemy pear timed to coincide with Vice1 ground attack on Phnom Penh President Spiro T Agnew's visit j itself although the capital Friday to Phnom Penh i would be within reach of rockets and mortars The attack began seven hours after had left for Thailand Prior lo the president's arrival 3 general u ton lull was reported in the 1J Cambodian war Maj Am Rong the dian military spokesman said the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops bombarded ment positions with mortars through the night At daybreak he said Uie enemy forces mounted another assault con 1 News Digest Sargent Vetoes Pay Raise BOSTON AP Gov were trying to buy votes by cis Sargent rejected legislation passing the earlier in the Friday that would have in- week creased the pay of 60.0011 State workers are scheduled employes by two per cent to gel a six per cent tive Dec 1 The governor said ing raise ip January The hill he the hill would have cost the vetoed Friday would have pavers Sll million salary increases in Sargent claims legislators i tion o the hike Welfare Dispute Unchanged WASHINGTON API The WASHINGTON AP That was the view today of me of the bill's Senate PAT Staff Writer Cambodian forces were re- ported moving into went across in July medals and citations and fighting was continuing at I law lo the New Hebrides chair from the Queen of There was no word traveled Dutch casualties A Marine veteran who way and then by Navy Mrs Woods fell in love with in the Solomon Islands Transport and its Allied bombed and World War II returned to Legendary Figure Leaving it they flew In Cairns strafed the enemy positions in of war service Back in he was an the Northeast coast of to push back the assault L 26 under a volley of machine-gun and rifle fire and up by coincidence in a briefing at the Western White reform may porters who said privately action on it but the hasie statement will over the disputed of conservatives on appears unchanged nance Storm Causes No Damage Here Fitchburg escaped the brunt of a violent thunder storm accompanied bv high winds which swept through Central Massachusetts Friday 7 and 9 the contrary it has been discussed thoroughly by the administration's Middle East experts This conclusion results from research in the wake of the mostly cool reaction which followed the suggest inn by high government officials that the United Stales and the Soviet Union establish such a force to guarantee peace between Backs War Amendment WASHINGTON fAP Althe Democratic party and measure to halt U.S hat j in Minnesota for a actions in Vietnam has ate seat announced his support the support of former Vice the Hubert Humphrey once amendment saying It an advocate fnr former every possible protection for dent Lyndon B Johnson's war American military manpower lie took along his Radar operator This for the purpose of visiting Janice daughter Marli 16 he was an airborne Green Island the Great son Christopher 12 vacationer and acting guide lor Barrier Reef stretches For Donald Woods it a his family The first stop was miles They took a fern to the lime nr reliving memories now Here the Woods island and a glass bottom -7 Years old Fur his had the opportunity to Tlie view of llif II i new insight into those Set s fish and coral was who or Islander ami breathtaking according to nearly three decades ago to who fought in i The Woods amity o South Pacific eM St besan talking about the II was who headed trip three years ago Serious a group of scouts working lor saving -a year Marines behind the Japan ago lines Captured by the Jap The couple charted their own The air support included Revaluation Inspections Koalas Kangaroos ho Revaluation inspections are made now and until It was in Sydney of next week on the that Christopher found an that pan of traction of interest to a located in tortured and It was the Park men Passway Saari Parkway Johnson p.m The Fire ment and the Public Works Department reported no calls I or damage due to the storm Less tban a quarter of an inch ol rain fell The j Works Department I ry reported 14 inches of rain i was the hardest hit town in Worcester County with telephone service dis- and power lines down Gardner received a deluge of rain but no damage was reported due to the storm A ear collided with a bus on The idea is nnt new ists of the area explain Most of them firmly believe a course in the Middle East is an absolute must and i thorp seem only ways a course can be formed Humphrey titular leader Miss Black America One IF a troops from preferably NEW AP i manner of black Clark a beautiful coed Miss Clark 10 representing in and District of Columbia in tha has won the 1970 competition Friday nicht at force made up of Black America and Madison Square smaller nations she to dn justice to the cd entrants from 30 states Mort uncommitted in beauty the intelligence and spectators cheered Kast West differences This pot a heavy blow in May weeks before the Israeli Won f Talk 2nd Meeting Held On Whitney Field By DOLT FLETCHER Staff Writer About 30 adults and inn mini ami the adventurous spirit of people to Zealand they stopped at church carden city of Zealand described as most British in appearance I they visited the Museum S where art if n els all irs will crime into the city mi display the sale of the land and its The family then Allergies Agonize Americans Foundation Figures Disclose some youthful demonstrations during a in put Ihp convention such a discussion on the opened Friday Foreign Airlines Favor SST WASHINGTON AP i Re wore asked their opinions in By KAY TORIN Staff Writer according to the and ation drugs 17 years ofj The inundation figures over million about half of the n h end Persons who from received no taxes the while Mrs Moods spent the day that number of war city owned tinn for million to start construction of two huur for will be foreign by Uie Boeing Co airlines have ilc il nf a I- S transport plane hv the ew Assures Thais said al n T while the majority of the American people and minR for own usc and arc al Iho the councilor six of acres of Support Children added spectacular with its in blues and ice II is estimated that at 600.000 workers one million receive Stales are victims of for pollen hay occupational dermatitis suffering from any type of illness and that that un- i administration hack f S lo curb efforts there are certain Asia for which would like iat Khoman hetter than to push Southeast Asia into Communist hands e I six ol acres o me over lhat ice pollen nay occupational dermatitis RiPS ranked sixth as a cause nf field tn Clarence K o Most of those md an fever each year Five cen hc la appointments for developer the part of the salf MarH had on Over SIM million is the an- tion is said lo be allergic to dren under one year nf I I and Mid City was rood as of Waterville Valley cosl lo victims for penicillin while an increasing and ranked fifth up to Ihc aKr t I I I I I I Q ping centers field is ISLANDS Page 2 medicines prescribed by becoming allergic to of 14 years I XJ VJ i Troops Gayne says hr wants to stipulating that Gagne four of the MX acres demolish the old swimming pool him for commercial use and within a year a which These children have done promises In employ 100 what nn adult could do said i residents He lias also started one man They have work on two new cinemas which up the area and started making will adjoin 01 theatres in I repairs to the pool should Mid the kids as much as uho represents the ward where the field Mrs Martha Crane a mother with the majority nf on French Hill where thol sell labile the located criticized Mayor HP attempted explain to Ralph Grossman and those gathered Friday the land city officials for his lack sale will benefit the city in the children and not the ward civine hem a chance said money from 2ND Page 2 Folly I christen thee Flynn's ly says Mayor liam G Flynn as he eJ the newest canoe at Boy Scout Camp Wa nock sett ing activities on Mayor Flynn nay at the Nashua Valley Council's camp in N H Assisting the mayor right is David Buckley of The mayor an Id canoeist encouraged the scouts at camp fo take up the wonderful sport of canoeing Bv THK Thursday but that thp innk many This j Jordanian army troops tn the Palestinian guerrillas and all surrender three hours in the streets of man Friday night and early ir Israeli Foreign shooting ended Ehan called for two Palestinians were dead but an in the guerrillas were in control speech directed toward the i the central telephone building Arabic people fluent One commando over Israeli radio and Popular Democratic Front television Khan said isaid security forces j oj peace Israel does i started the fighting by firing on not aspire to hold all the areas as they plastered under its control An i tors on the building's walls compromise is possible It was the latest in a of land He said lie advocated which has once and the accepted the plan fnr and negotiation in the Middle Kast and the Of secure guerrillas who have denounced Israel HP said Israel and pledged to sabotage it would be willing to give up j Early in June before it rained in the Mid- Stales proposed the Kast war gave no de- fcpase-fire I clashed with troops special envoy Gunnar jin Amman in battles of who is ipd in some 1.000 deaths the negotiations had no did not end King Appointments Friday hut a agreed to a of guer spokesman said he is his work and consult a- 1 Friday night's clash by explosions and in Alma Ata miles fire followed a war southeast of Moscow Soviet of commando party leader Leonid that ended with a call for more i Brezhnev said in a major attacks against Israel statement that an Arafat leader of the Al observance of the Fatah guerrilla to allow told cheering delegates that to cam out his mission three guerrillas uere killed in and
