Vietnamese Withdraw From Cambodia After Base Camp Destruction
UPI reports a major Allied push into Cambodia with 20,000 troops across six fronts. Hue bombardment and a large scale attack near the DMZ mark intensified fighting as 23 U.S. soldiers die in a swamp of shelling and ground assaults. Eastward, 2,000 U.S. troops in addition to South Vietnamese forces advance toward Fishhook and northern Cambodia, while air and naval units sustain operations. Military officials say losses run high with hundreds wounded and many weapons captured.
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Indiana Students Plan Civil Rights Protests Amid War Debate
Indiana colleges and universities report widespread student activism over the Cambodia war. Notre Dame cancels classes for a religious holiday while Wabash Ball State and Purdue see strikes and disciplinary actions. Kent State deaths trigger petitions and antiwar sentiment across campus communities.
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Husband Gives Suspect Tip in Bank Robbery Case
Tyler Texas story from United Press International reports Deputy Bill Miller received a tip from a husband about a bank robbery at the State Bank in Aransas Tex. He and Lorel identified the suspects as Rencnast and an accomplice. The tip helped officers plan an arrest.
Chicago law students seek end of war from Congress
Miller and Long, Chicago Law School students, arrived with Ruby Miller to press Congress for an immediate end to the Vietnam War. The group demanded troop withdrawal and a cut in war funding by December 31. Mrs Miller faced bank robbery charges with a $25,000 bond. she remained jailed.
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