Antiwar congresswoman Bella Abzug to barnstorm nation
Bella Abzug the New York congresswoman elect vows a nationwide barnstorming campaign to push for U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam by December 31 1971. She joins a bipartisan coalition with Shirley Chisholm Ronald Dellums and Paul McCloskey Jr to energize a broad peace movement across labor campuses and city halls.
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Paul N. McCloskey Jr
Cambodia faces costly war harming weak economy
On the first anniversary of Sihanouk's ouster Cambodia woefully depends on foreign aid, mostly from the United States, routed through South Vietnam. The war has slashed currency value, driven refugees, damaged oil refining, industry, and transport, while North Vietnamese and Cambodian Communist forces exploit guerrilla strikes and sabotage.
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