Kennedy Says Congress Must Reassert Its Power
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy urged Congress to strip the President of war funding power over Southeast Asia. He called for a law banning military aid to Cambodia and warned U.S. leaders invaded sovereign territory without consent. He spoke at Johns Hopkins University during an international affairs lecture. He warned internal US discord and unchecked executive power threaten America and the world.
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Israeli Jets Hit Egyptian Targets Near Suez Canal
Israeli warplanes struck Egyptian military targets along the Suez Canal in a four hour raid, aiming to relieve Cairo's cross canal bombardments. It was the third raid within 18 hours with all jets returning safely, following earlier attacks at 6 50 p m and 7 40 p m.
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Bombing Debate Spurs U S Army Manuals Use
Senate GOP briefing accuses Saboteurs of using U S Army demolition manuals and industry handbooks to learn bomb making. It cites 164 threats this year against federal buildings, 14 devices planted, plus regional bombing damage in Seattle and San Francisco and a surge in New York, with arson and bombings on campuses. The report backs Nixon antisabotage bill proposing penalties for transport and use of explosives in sabotage.
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At Least One GI Thinks Action In Cambodia is Five Years Late
UPI report from LANDING ZONE EVANS Cambodia follows Sgt. Walter Hayes and Bravo Company soldiers as they probe into Cambodia for COSVN and weapons caches. The 1st Air Cavalry Division troopers note delays since earlier South Vietnam operations, with skepticism about COSVN and the scale of the campaign. Several soldiers recount past campaigns like Junction City and reflect on Cambodian realities and risks.
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Bunker eyes retirement from Saigon post amid rumors
Washington reports say U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam Ellsworth Bunker plans to ask President Nixon to relieve him soon. He may return to Vermont with his wife Carol Laise and awaits a successor as the Paris peace talks continue. Bunker cites a long service term and Vietnamization as reasons to retire.
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