U.S. Faced With Ousting Lon Nol in Cambodia Plan
High ranking Cambodian officials reportedly urged the Nixon administration to remove Lon Nol and restore exiled Prince Norodom Sihanouk, with Kissinger to discuss any plan in Peking and Mansfield to be consulted. Cambodian ministers vowed to stay and fight, while U.S. officials denied knowledge of any such move.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Sihanouk
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Sum Chtum
Phnom Penh
Lon Nal
Sum Chhum
United States
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Kissinger
White House
Mansfield
Senate
Siharouk
Mans
UAW vote ends wildcat strike at Chrysler forge plant
A six day unauthorized walkout at Chrysler's Detroit forge plant ended after a disputed UAW vote. About 600 of 3,400 members attended the Local 47 meeting and most returned to work, allowing production to resume on 1978 parts. Federal injunction limited further action.
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UPI
United Auto
Chrysler
Detroit Forge
UAW
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Black
Douglas Fraser
Cornelia Kennedy
Fraser
Wildcat
Iiands
Hoax Seen Possible In Boy's Distress Calls
Ground air search near Central New Mexico was called off as authorities remain unsure if the boy's calls are genuine. State Police Chief Martin Vigil said there is no definite evidence of a person in distress, though four directional finding stations were kept ready. Civil Air Patrol and volunteers logged heavy effort with aircraft and ground crews. signals repeatedly faded or broke up, the last confirmed contact was days ago.
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IPT
New Mexico
Martin Vigil
California
Thenallon
Canada
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Civil Air Patrol
Lawrence Marshall
Upper
Texas Gulf Coast
David Brooks
Lawrence
Brooks
Elmer Wayne Henley
Dean Allen Corll
Henley
Corll
Bachelor Electrician
Lfe
High Island
Houston
Israel Defends Lebanon Jetliner Seizure as Self Defense
Israel argues its landing of a Lebanese jetliner was a self defense move to stop a purported PFLP hijack plot led by George Habash. U S disapproval makes a UN Security Council condemnation likely, with Washington not expected to veto this time. Habash condemns Israel while claiming his group halted hijacking activities.
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U.N. Security Council
United States
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Security Council
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Itzhak Shaded
el al
Habash
Shimon Peres
Victor Shemtov
Foreign Ministry
France
Algeria
Abya
Moshe Dayan
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
Beirut
Nixon
UPITN
Libya nationalizes 51 percent of Occidental Oil Co
Libya moves to seize 51 percent of U S Occidental Oil Co and warns other foreign oil firms to meet demands that Libya control its wealth. At Occidental's Los Angeles HQ, board chair Armand Hammer said the company received 1.8 million dollars in cash for transfer of one percent of its assets to the Libyan government.
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National UM Co
Hammer
Tripoli
Occidental
George M. Williamson
Hadio
Razedin Mabrouk
Libya
Mabrouk
America
Israel
Uae
Muammar Khadafy
Bunker Hunt Oil Co
United States
R. H. Espey
Ccceidental
Espay
Ossis
Amoseas
Tripoli Radio
Armasears In
At the movies Twin Cinemas brings classic film fare
The Twin Cinemas listings feature The Sound of Music at Cinema 1 starring Julie Andrews as Maria in a highly sentimental musical hit with hummable tunes. Also playing Live and Let Die in Manchester and The Neptune Factor undersea adventure with Ben Gazzara Yvette Mimieux Walter Pidgeon and Ernest Borgnine. Nearby drive ins showcase Jeremiah Johnson Bonnie and Clyde Class of 44 and Bullitt.
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Cinema 1
Julie Andrews
Maria
Roger Moore
Sean Connery
Cinema v
Manchester
Jill BuBrow
Harte
Irwin Allen
Ben Gazzara
Yvette Mimieux
Walter Pidgeon
Ernest Borgnine
Hathaway's
North Hoosick
N.Y
Robert Redford
Jeremiah Johnson
Bonnie and Clyde
Bennington
FAS sees China harvest as good despite uncertain year
UPI reports from Washington that the Agriculture Department's Foreign Agricultural Service notes China likely has a good harvest this year. Early season crops including winter wheat and rice show favorable moisture, with predicted output possibly equal to or better than last year's strong grain haul. No firm figures. outlook depends on weather in coming months and imports may rise.
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UPI
China
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
FAS
Frederick W. Crook
Marion FR. Larsen
United States
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