Reporter Captured and Released by Viet Cong in Cambodia
UPI staffers reporter Robert C. Miller and photographer Kyoichi Sawada, detained eight hours by Viet Cong near Phnom Penh. They describe a courteous hold up, inventory of belongings, and talks with a North Vietnamese officer before being released to return to the capital. Sixteen other correspondents remain missing or believed captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Robert C. Miller
Korea
Vietnam
Cambodia
Kyoichi Sawada
Phnom Penh
Sawada
Washington
Saigon
NATO Eyes Mutual European Troop Reductions In Rome
In Rome NATO foreign ministers led by Secretary of State William P. Rogers discuss securing Soviet consent to mutual force cuts in Europe amid fears of a mid 1971 American pullout and tensions in the Middle East. The alliance seeks balanced reductions with greater Soviet withdrawals than NATO forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Europe
Middle East
NATO
French Premier Outlines Cordial Franco American Ties
Paris reports Prime Minister Jacques Chaban-Delmas says France deplores any widening of Indochina conflict but Cambodia fallout has not harmed Franco American relations. He also supports normal American investment in France while urging French expansion in the United States. He welcomes talks with Britain on joining the European Common Market and notes Brandt's Erfurt effort to bridge East West gaps. NATO warns of risks in the Mediterranean and Middle East amid Soviet pressure on Israel near the Suez Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UPI
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
France
U.S
Cambodia
Chaban-Delmas
A. Mims Thomason
Indochina
Washington
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Britain
Common Market
United States
Rogers
Berlin
Vienna
Europe
NATO
Mediterranean
Middle East
Russia
Israel
Suez Canal
NBC Dominates Emmys With 12 Awards This Year
NBC leads with 12 Emmys at weekend ceremonies in Hollywood and New York honoring creative crafts. CBS trails with eight, ABC earns five, NET secures one for Sesame Street. NBC's Sound of Bacharach wins three, Huntley Brin kley captures two for news and documentary cinematography and editing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
UPI
National Broadcasting Co
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
New York
Emmy
NBC
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
National Education Television
Kraft Music Hall
Burton Bacharach
Huntley-Brinkley Report
CBS Playhouse
ABC
Jacques Cousteau
NET
Washington Window Sees Nixon Capitol Communications Gap Widens
Washington window reports a widening rift between the White House and Congress as Nixon’s Cambodia move exposes persistent gaps. Republican Leader Hugh Scott struggles to relay or interpret administration messages, while the White House undercuts his position at times, creating uncertainty over who speaks for the administration in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
White House
Senate
Nixon
House
Cambodia
Hugh Scott
Scott
Mike Mansfield
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Griffin
Cambodia War Shifts as Troops Withdraw and U.S. Role debated
Saigon reports several thousand South Vietnamese troops pulled back from Cambodia while about 13,000 push up the Mekong to join Cambodian forces near Tonle Bet. Yem Sambaur in Phnom Penh seeks Nixon to keep American troops past June 30, and confusion grows over White House support for a softened aid-cut amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
South Vietnm
Cambodia
Mekong
Tonle Bet
Yem Sambaur
Nixon
Kompong Som
Sihanoukville
Phnom Penh
Tonhe Bet
Two Tornadoes Strike Zapata Border Town Texas
Two tornadoes hit Zapata Texas injuring 34 and destroying 70 dwellings including 35 houses and 35 trailers. Damage placed at about 400000 dollars with several people treated and released. The same storm system reached nearby Raymondville and caused trailer damage and minor injuries.
Old Friends Reminisce Tito On His 78th Birthday
Yugoslav president Josip Broz Tito, born May 25, 1892 in Kumrovec, is celebrated as durable and true by old friends. In Kumrovec, his house is a national museum and neighbors recall his youth and a scar from a horse kick that confirmed his identity. Jurak, a carpenter and Tito friend, recalls their shared past and Tito’s steadfast nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Tito
Richard M. Sudhalter
Richard M. Sudhalter Kumrovec
UPI
Josip Jurak
Jurak
Josip Boroz
Josha
Josip Broz
Kumrovec
Zagreb
Antonija Doncic
Josip
Dragutin Broz
Belgrade
Josip Bronz
Lodge Sees ABM Use as a Force for Peace Making
Former U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge argues in Readers Digest that deploying an antiballistic missile system would not threaten arms talks with the Soviet Union. He says ABM could act as a shield for U S retaliation, hedge against threats, widen options if SALT fails, and strengthen the U S negotiating position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Soviet Union
Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph W. Grigg
China
Willy Brandt
Erfurt
Canada
Capitol
By Steve Gerstel
Bennington
Main Street
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Finance Co
YES
Texas
Falcon Lake
Rio Grande
Goodge Hockley
Lake Front Lodge
Raymondville
Zapata
George Faires
Faires
Ilkeston
England
Rutland Garments Ltd
THE
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Vermont
Dial
Auto Stores Inc
Palmer
Javery
South Street
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Shea Agency
Acoast Ome
Bk Bun Oeg svPry Center
H.greenberg
Buat
Hovietares Hardware
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!