Cambodians plan retreat to well-defended sanctuaries
Washington officials disclose that the Cambodian army and some civilians will retreat to fortified sanctuaries after August 15 when American bombers halt raids. Secretary Rogers cites redeployment of forces and civilians to defend positions and ensure resupply, with plans for accelerated deliveries in early August. The Supreme Court case on bombing continues, with the 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals set to review.
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U.S
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Air Force
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Rogers Sali
Forres
Congressman Blasts Illegal Commissaries Overpricing Stores
Rep. Les Aspin charges Pentagon rules let commissaries operate where prices are high, costing taxpayers millions in subsidies. He cites a 1952 law and a 1964 GAO finding that many stores should be shut. Aspin asks GAO to audit regulations and closures. Servicemen react with mixed views on savings and stock levels.
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Skylab faces long cooling leaks tests and sunshade fix
NASA reports Skylab's cooling system leaks threaten long term operations as astronauts prepare a spacewalk to install film in four solar telescopes and raise a new sunshade. Flight controllers say main and secondary coolant loops risk draining supplies, potentially delaying future missions and requiring a rescue ship as contingency.
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Manchester Flood Devastates City Causing Millions in Damage
United States: Manchester New Hampshire faces extensive flood damage after a torrential downpour. Water reached up to five feet in streets causing road cave-ins and undermined building foundations. MayorSilvir Depuis seeks state and federal funds as cleanup costs rise into the millions while evacuations occur in Warsaw Avenue area and motorists report deep holes on Merrimack Street. Municipal facilities, mainly roads and drainage, suffer substantial losses.
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Peron Nominated For President Of Argentina
Juan D Peron faces unclear bid as Justicialista party nominates him for the presidency while he contemplates running after consulting doctors. Isabel Peron named as vice president candidate amid questions of her suitability and political pressure.
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Spain
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Juan Carlos Coral
Socialist Workers Party
Batista dies in exile in Spain at 72
Former Cuban dictator Fulgenio Batista died of an apparent heart attack in Marbella Spain while vacationing with his death confirmed by his daughter-in-law His body to be moved to Madrid with funeral plans not yet determined Batista born January 16 1901 in Banes Oriente Province Cuba rose from private to sergeant and played a key role in the 1933 revolution leading to his long career in Cuban politics
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Madrid
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Machado
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Egypt Libya discuss merger details in Tripoli talks
Political sources say Egypt and Libya hold talks in Tripoli on unity type and merger timing. Leaders Abdel Kader Hatem and Abdel Salam Jalloud head the delegations as Cairo favors a September unity declaration with steps to form a new state while Libya pushes for immediate proclamation and Islamic law rules.
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Libya
Tripoli
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Abdel Salam Jalloud
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Movie listings and reviews prompt varied audience questions
Cinema I continues Last Tango in Pacis for a fourth week amid mixed take—praises on opening but doubts about authenticity and money motives. Other venues show The Friends of Eddie Coyle with Robert Mitchum, plus Sidney Poitier’s A Warm December. Drive-ins present Charlotte’s Web and Willie Wonka, while North Hoosick pairs Bullet and Dirty Harry for violent action tonight.
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Eddie Coyle
Robert Mitchum
Tunnel collapses on train in Texas
The last railroad tunnel in Texas collapsed on a train near Quítaque. Fifty cars had passed through the 740 foot West Texas tunnel when 14 derailed inside. Repair is expected to cost about a million dollars to extract wreckage and possibly convert the tunnel into a gorge.
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Texas
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