Highway 4 drive to reopen vital Cambodian link
South Vietnamese and Cambodian troops, numbering over 13 000, moved to reopen Highway 4 from Phnom Penh to Kompong Som the nation’s only deepwater port. Vy Lt Nguyen Cao Ky visited Phnom Penh and predicted recapture within days as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces were engaged along the 120 mile stretch. US sources noted talks on new military aid and the importance of Lon Nol’s government for Vietnamization.
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UPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
Kompong Som
Kompong Speu
U.S
Saigon
Defense
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Nguyen van
Pich Nil Pass
Lon Nol
Defense Ministry
Ngo Quang Truong
Vietnam
Truong
Cambodia
1St Air Cavalry Division
Dissidents Protest Harassment of Soviet Diplomats
Soviet dissidents in Moscow join hard line Communists in decrying harassment of Soviet diplomats in America. They argue Jewish militants aid anti Semitism and hinder emigration, planning an open letter while Tass accuses Zionists and American authorities of failing to protect Soviet citizens amid a wave of intimidation.
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UPI
Kremlin
America
Soviet Union
United States
Israel
U.S
Tass
Trade and Information Department
Washington
Lunar science conference spurs moon core and rock debates
Houston researchers clash over whether the moon began with a liquid core or a solid one and discuss how cosmic rays erode lunar rocks by one or ten atom layers yearly. Other talks consider magnetic tracks in rocks and elusive exotic rays, while new evidence suggests ancient lava flows on the moon behaved more fluidly than on Earth.
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Houston
UPI
Earth
D. W. Strangway
Manned Spacecraft Center
Moon
Charles P. Sonett
Space Agency
Ames Research Center
Mountainview
Calif
Strangway
P. B. Price
University of California
Robert M. Walker
Washington University
St. Louis
Price
Walker
Peter M. Bell
Carnegie Institute
Washington
Algeria’s Revolution Image Needs Honest Reassessment
Foreign News Commentary argues Algeria since 1962 independence cultivated a revolutionary image yet blends reforms with ideological aims. Boumedienne regime shifts style but keeps aims, balancing Arab support, Soviet aid, and improving US ties while pursuing a $5 billion four year development plan and a growing oil revenue.
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Algeria
Black Panthers
United States
Brazil
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
U.S
C. Burke Elbrick
Timothy Leary
Houari Boumedienne
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
le Monde
Boumedienne
Soviet Union
Palestine
Tunisia
Morocco
Maghreb
Libya
Mauretania
Africa
Israel
Podgorny in Cairo for talks with Sadat on Middle East
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny arrived in Cairo to meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and attend the dedication of the Aswan High Dam. Officials say they will discuss Israeli peace proposals and a joint Soviet Egyptian strategy ahead of the ceasefire expiration on Feb 5. A Palestinian guerrilla group activity is noted in the region.
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Cairo
Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Aswan High Dam
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Podgorny
Indochina
Egypt
Aswan Dam
Joe film review frames harsh social drama and satire
A Cannon release reviewed as a sharp tough drama about a powerfully drawn clash between a brutal advertiser and a factory worker who kills for perceived good. Peter Boyle dominates as Joe with Dennis Patrick as the killer, backed by an extraordinary technical package and a controversial score. The piece comments on liberty, humanity, and generation gaps without flinching.
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Cannon Releasing Corp
Cannon Films
David Gil
John G. Avildsen
Norman Wexler
Bobby Scott
Avildsen
George T. Norris
Michael Scott Goldbaum
Harvey Vincent
Michael Lerner
Showcase Theatre
Bill Compton
Dennis Patrick
Joe Curran
Peter Boyle
Melissa Compton
Susan Sarandon
Frank Russo
Patrick McDermott
Joan Compton
Audrey
John Avildsen
Joe
Manhattan
Double feature at Harte and Bergman at Manchester
The Harte shows Bonnie and Clyde with Bullitt at 6:30 and 8:30 while Manchester screens The Passion of Anna with English subtitles. Bergman’s work earns praise though not suitable for children. all titles are rated R or higher and promise suspenseful cinema.
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Manchester
Bullitt
San Francisco
Ingmar Bergman
Hollywood
Munich
Anna
Bergman
Harte
B&c
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