First major Cambodian counterattack shocks U.S. forces
In Cambodia North Vietnamese troops launched their first major assault on an American artillery base, as U.S. forces held the defense and reported 58 enemy deaths. The battle followed U.S. withdrawals, helicopter losses including Maj. Gen. A. B. Dillard, and recent Viet Cong and NVA attacks in Saigon and Phnom Penh amid a broader cross-border campaign.
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Turmoil Swells on U S Campuses
National Guardsmen and police fought students at the University of South Carolina after a curfew. At Southern Illinois University 20 percent of students marched on the president’s home prompting a campus closure. Protests spread to Michigan and Ohio with multiple fires and curfews.
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Nixon Tax Proposal Draws Cool Start in House
President Nixon’s plan to grant tax breaks worth about 600 million dollars to spur exports drew an initially cool response from House tax writers. Treasury urged delaying tax payments on export profits via a Domestic International Sales Corporation to boost foreign sales, with Mills and Vanik voicing skepticism and noting limited price impact.
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Explosion Destroys Pacifica Transmitter
A blast destroyed KPFT FM transmitter near Missouri City Texas. Police ruled out accident but offered little on cause. Station staff described it as deliberate with threats persisting since stations began broadcasting March 1. Pacifica Foundation operates KPFT along with New York Los Angeles and San Francisco outlets.
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Hijacked ferry siege ends with police killing youth
A 20 year old Nobushisa Kawafuji hijacked the Prince Maru in Hiroshima forcing a 17 hour inland sea voyage with 33 passengers and 11 crew aboard. Police sharpshooters fired from 160 feet, striking him in the chest as he waved rifles and a pistol. He died 1 hour 40 minutes later after a televised pursuit that drew 11 patrol vessels and a torpedo boat.
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