National Guard Called To Restore Order at OSU
Ohio State University faced violent protests with at least seven wounded and over 200 arrested as police and National Guard troops sought to quell clashes on campus. Gov Rhodes ordered 1200 guardsmen after tear gas and clubs failed to restore calm amid student demands.
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Nixon Faces Choices on Cambodia and War Debate
Washington analysis warns Nixon may soon face grave decisions on Cambodia and the Middle East while juggling economic woes. The piece notes White House unease after Blackmun nomination and tensions over arms, with Soviet pilots in Egypt complicating policy. Oklahoma City tornadoes injure dozens, damage hotels and businesses as three twisters strike the city.
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Cairo Wins Big Cross Canal Assault Prompting Israeli Retaliation
Cairo and Tel Aviv traded claims over a major cross canal raid described as Egypts largest operation since the 1967 war. Egypt said an armored battalion crossed near Ismailia at 11 p.m. and downed an Israeli plane while destroying equipment and bunkers. Israel said troops repelled the assault at 11:20 p.m. and launched a five hour air and artillery strike in response. Egypt reported shooting down one Israeli plane and damaging another with ground fire, bringing its tally of downed Israeli aircraft to 149 since the 1967 war. The five hour fight damaged both sides a war in a tense 13 day canal campaign. Egypt gave no numbers for troops involved beyond several hundred.
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Forecasters Deny Erring on Camille in Gulf Coast Warning
Washington UPI The House Appropriations Committee report faulted meteorologists for miscalculations and shortcomings that misled Mississippi and Louisiana residents about Hurricane Camille’s path. Dr. Robert White defended the warning system as adequate noting Gulfport alerts 15 hours before landfall on August 17. Camille caused 255 deaths and $1.4 billion in damage across states.
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Blackmun Seen Set for Senate Panel Endorsement
Senate Judiciary Committee members show broad support for Supreme Court nominee Harry A. Blackmun. Eastland says no opposition to delay action while Bayh seeks tax and stock-ownership details. Blackmun, 61, a former Mayo Clinic lawyer and 8th U.S. Circuit judge, defends limited judicial role and honors free speech concerns.
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R and L Gra Coming Auctions Sale of Equipment
Commission sale of contracting equipment and farm machinery including snowmobiles campers tractors trucks and forklifts. Also restaurant tavern and kitchen equipment from Laconia and Berlin stores plus five apartments of furniture. For details call Lebanon 448 3366 or Concord 224 9181.
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Cambodia Loses Initiative Against Viet Cong Invasion
Cambodian authorities have lost the initiative in the fight against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. Six weeks after Sihanouk was ousted, Lon Nol’s government struggles as about 40,000 Communist troops cross the border. Viet Cong harassing tactics push Cambodia’s 35,000-man army onto the defensive, with key towns threatened and Phnom Penh security at risk. The Viet Cong may seek food supplies and deep base protection as they operate near border provinces Svay Rieng and Prey Veng, delaying a counteroffensive.
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