Cambodian Troops Battle Communists Near Romeas Training Center
Cambodian forces repelled guerrilla attacks on the Romeas training center 40 miles from Phnom Penh as part of ten clashes around the city. Government troops recaptured Srang outpost and cleared Kirirom, while South Vietnamese units fought near Tuk Meas and Tinh Bien with multiple casualties reported on both sides.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Romeas
Lon Nol
Srang
Kirirom
Chateau d’Etat
Norodom Sihanouk
Kompong Thom
Svay Rieng
Tonle Sap
Tuk Meas
Saigon
Chipou
Kansas Student Dies In Campus Race Strife
A white 19 year old Kansas freshman at the University of Kansas was shot and killed on campus area amid racially tense violence. A 25 year old graduate student was wounded in the calf, police used tear gas to disperse attacking youths, and a police officer suffered a facial wound as the city grappled with unrest following a prior fatal shooting.
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Ron Dalquest
FBI Agent Examined In Trial
Lonnie McLucas defense lawyers prep to cross examine FBI agent Lynn Twede who testified about interrogation while Twede noted arrest records from Salt Lake City in 1969 on flight to avoid prosecution The trial concerns the torture murder of Alex Rackley in Middletown May 24 1969 Panthers leader Bobby Seale and seven others face charges Rackley’s death is linked to Panther faction claims versus police involvement
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Lonnie McLucas
FBI
Lynn Twede
Twede
McLucas
Salt Lake City
Superior Court
Harold M. Mulven
Theodore I. Kosskoff
Alex Rackley
New York City
Middletown
Panthers
Bobby G. Seale
Rackley
Seale
Connecticut
Drug Checks Tie Traffic At Canadian Border
Washington reports that a group of U S congressmen led by Rep Tom Steed says traffic at several Canada U S border crossings has become a nightmare due to intensified drug checks The lawmakers toured Champlain Massena and Burlington Island NY and saw longer wait times while praising added manpower and new facilities as necessary steps toward tougher enforcement They noted fewer seizures recently as smugglers recede and called for more lanes to ease congestion while endorsing patrol aircraft for enforcement.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Canadian
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Appropriations
Inson
R-N.y
Silvio O. Conte
Rmass
Robert McEwen
Rn.y
Steed
Customs
Mexico-U.s
U.s.-Mexico
Canada-U.s
Exchequer MacLeod Dies at 56 in London
Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Iain N. MacLeod died suddenly at his home after a heart attack at 11:20 p.m. He, age 56, had been released from hospital a day earlier following an appendectomy. Prime Minister Edward Heath announced the death from No. 10 Downing Street. MacLeod is survived by his widow and two married children.
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London
UPI
Britain
Iain N. MacLeod
MacLeod
Edward Heath
Downing Street
Iain MacLeod
Heath
Reginald Maudling
Exchequer
U.S
Lt Woodard Commissioned After Engineer Officer Course
Fort Belvoir Virginia report that Paul M Woodard son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Woodard of Bennington has been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Adjutant General Corps after graduation from the U S Army Engineer Officer Candidate School He will first perform nine weeks temporary duty at Fort Benjamin Harrison then go to the Armed Forces Entrance Station Seattle as assistant adjutant The 23 week Belvoir course aimed to supply the Army with capable platoon leaders focusing on leadership development and physical proficiency
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Fort Belvoir
Paul M. Woodard
Paul A. Woodard
Bennington
Adjutant General Corps
U.S. Army Engineer Officer Candidate School
Woodward
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Armed Forces
Seattle
Wash
U.S. Army
Aiken Named Third In Outdoors Honors Ranking
Washington reports Aiken appears on an honor roll of 21 conservation-minded lawmakers including 11 senators and 10 representatives formed after collaborative work on the 1963 Outdoor Recreation Act and the 1963 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act. Aiken cites broad public access to resources, not exclusive use by the wealthy.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Aiken
U.S
Indian fishermen protest unlikely on Puyallum and Nisqually rivers
In Olympia Washington the Fisheries Department said no Indians would illegally fish despite a planned protest by 100 Indians on the Puyallum and Nisqually rivers. The agency added it was not worried because few fish were in the rivers anyway.
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Olympia
Wash
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da Nang
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Kansas
Radcliffe-On-Trent
England
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Campbell
Joe
Namath
John
Wayne
Eldorado
John Q
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Marlboro
Williamstown Theatre
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Williamstown
Mass
Guildenstern
Thurs
Beatniks
Phil Silvers
Wally Cox
Harte Theatre
Boatniks
Hathaway's Drive-In
North Hoosick
My Side of the Mountain
Myra Breckinridge
Hollywood
Raquel Welsh
Mae West
Dirk Bogart
Manchester
Norwood
Joe Namath
Glen Campbell
Main St
Publis’ Corporation
United Is International
Vermont
U.5s
Bennington, Vt
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Stockholm
Sweden
Frins Alfonso
Gulf Econojet Oii
Nin Ges
Morse
Crobert
Sid
My Side
Paramount Pictures
Paramount Picture
Gulf Oil
Gulf
Gulf Oil Company
U. S
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