Lon Nol Set to Leave Cambodia This Week Sources Say
President Lon Nol will depart Cambodia this week, likely for good, according to government sources in Phnom Penh and Bangkok. Officials indicated he would leave today or Tuesday, marking a planned exit from the country.
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UPI
Lon Nol
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Utapao
Bangkok
United States
Long Boret
U.S
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Dean
Boret
Indonesia
Hawaii
Sosthene Fernandez
Cheng Heng
Sihanouk
Paris
Kap Srauv
Pochentong
Mekong River
Neak Luong
Banam
Kampong Cham
Ford to free government oil from Elk Hills reserve
President Ford signed a 24.8 billion tax cut and aims to pass an energy program by May Day. He will inspect the Elk Hills naval oil reserve 110 miles north of Los Angeles, seeking civilian use of most of the stock while preserving 300 million barrels for the military. The reserve, 54 636 acres, is 80 percent Navy owned and 20 percent Standard Oil of California.
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Calif
William Howard Taft
Elk Hills
Teapot Dome
Warren G. Harding
America
Jack L. Bowers
Ford
Bowers
Navy
Standard Oil
California
Standard
White House
Ron Nelsen
South Vietnam
da Nang
Early filers to receive tax rebate checks by mid May
Washington based IRS says taxpayers who filed early will get rebates first with checks ranging from 98 to 200 dollars by mid May. Some refunds may combine rebate and normal refund with June delivery possible. The package includes 30 per person tax credit, 400 dollars to working poor families with children, 50 dollar Social Security payments, and unemployment extension to 65 weeks in high unemployment states.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ford
Crime rate climbs in 1974. FBI cites justice system breakdown
UPI reports a 17 percent rise in serious U S crime in 1974, the largest since 1960. Burglary and theft surged as unemployment rose, with murders up 5 percent, rape 9 percent, robbery 14 percent, and aggravated assault 9 percent. The FBI notes one third of violent crimes go unreported and crime shifting from cities to suburban and rural areas.
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Washington
UPI
United States
FBI
Edward H. Levi
Armada of vessels seeks to rescue Da Nang refugees
An international fleet of more than 20 ships waited offshore Da Nang in the South China Sea to evacuate hundreds of thousands of South Vietnamese. U S Navy transports were ordered to withdraw if fired upon while efforts continued to bring civilians to safety.
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U.S
da Nang
South China Sea
U.S. Navy
Philippines
South Vietnam
David Kennerly
Ford
Vietnam
Daniel Parker
Agency For International Development
Parker
CBS Morning News
United States
Hanoi
Blood splatter across regions marked in National and Local coverage
Inside national to local pages report on social security, legislative notes, education issues, and back-page analysis. Features include Ed Colvin on legislature, Gerald Raftery on education paradox, Russell Baker on good news, and MAU class trips in New York. County items discuss Food Day, library post hole borrow, Leo clubs, and oil profiteers. Entertainment notes rail passes. Sports preview NCAA final and UCLA Wooden, Nicklaus finances, Arlington gym events.
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Nashville
Ohio
Katmandu
Ed Colvin
Bennington Garden Club
Gerald Raftery
TRB
Washington
Russell Baker
New York
Young Lions
Leo Club
Jeffords
Europe
UCLA
John Wooden
Jack Nicklaus
Arlington Gym
Evacuation of Da Nang Halted by Mutinous Marines
South Vietnamese marines mutinied aboard two refugee ships from Da Nang, forcing U S crews to barricade. The evacuation halted as Viet Cong fired on evacuation tugs near Pioneer Contender and its sister ship Pioneer Commander. The U S Embassy evacuated families to Bangkok while Thieu faced pressure to resign amid Buddhist leader Thich Tri Quang demanding change.
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Saigon
UPS
da Nang
U.S
Pioneer
South Vietnam
Bangkok
Nguyen van Thieu
Bonze Thich Tri Quang
Thieu
Ngo Dinh Diem
An Quang
Cam Ranh Bay
Nha Trang
Qui Nhon
Cam Ranh
Vietnam
Bennington seeks HUD funds for housing and center project
Bennington's two pre applications for Community Development Act projects totaling 296000 have been accepted by HUD. The programs include a 146000 revolving loan fund for substandard housing and a 150000 grant for acquisition and renovation of a senior citizens and allied services center. Final grants not guaranteed. applications due by May 15 as Vermont competes for 1.1 million CDA funds in 1975 76.
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Bennington
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Gerald P. Morrissey
Morrissey
Vermont
CDA
Ben- Lee Housing
Vermont panel to study police and sheriff relations
House Appropriations Committee Chairman Emory A. Hebard says this summer he will have his panel study the relationship between state police and county sheriffs in Vermont. He cites gaps in coverage in rural areas and proposes a contract system so all agencies pay their fair share while exploring dispatch and training issues.
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Vermont
Appropriations
Hebard
Law Enforcement Training Council
Public Safety
Edward W. Corcoran
House
Corcoran
Thomas P. Salmon
Public Safety Department
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Albany Medical Center
Edward Hayes
East Arlington
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