Foe Blasts Bridge Cuts Saigon Phnom Penh Highway
Communist forces in Cambodia blew a major two span bridge on Highway 1 between Saigon and Phnom Penh at 3 a.m., halting traffic 60 miles east of Phnom Penh. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops reportedly pushed into Prey Veng for the second straight day, with Cambodian forces still holding the city center.
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Saigon
UPI
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Prey Veng
Svay Rieng
U.S
Taing Krasang
Kratie
Stung Treng
Senmonorom
Mekong River
Audie Murphy faces assault charges in California case
Audie Murphy, famed World War II hero with 20 decorations, was booked in North Hollywood on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder and related charges after an incident May 18 with dog trainer David Gofstein. He was released on recognizance with a July 6 preliminary hearing set.
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Murphy
North Hollywood
David Gofstein
Burbank
Joe Gazzigli
Gofstein
Duncan
J.V. Rodriguez
Kennedy rules out 1972 presidential run
UPI reports Senator Edward Kennedy said on NBC Today there is no path to a 1972 presidential bid and no plans for a 1976 run. He said he would remain in public life while he can be effective in the Senate and on issues he cares about, warning that loss of impact would push him toward other things. He cited national polarization and said protest has become too easy for some youths.
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New York
UPI
Edward F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nbc-Tvs
Today Show
Kennedy
United States Senate
No New Taxes This Year Deficit Delay
A Nixon administration official says no new taxes will be proposed in the election year even if the federal budget deficit rises to five billion dollars. The latest formal estimate sets the July 1 fiscal year deficit at 1.3 billion, with an emergency tax request possible if spending outpaces income by ten to fifteen billion. The official, unnamed, notes inflation control lag and higher unemployment, while the economy is deemed basically sound.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Belmar Daughter Dominates At St. Alphonsus Hospital
PORT WASHINGTON Wisconsin UP I reports a Belmar daughter takes a leading role this week at St. Alphonsus Hospital highlighting women’s presence in local events and medical care with notable activity and attention.
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Port Washington, Wis
UPI
Belmar Daughter
St. Alphonsus Hospital
Extra funds sought for summer youth projects
Washington officials seek added federal money to fund youth recreation programs this summer. At a Nixon administration meeting, senior officials from several federal agencies discussed making resources available to counter heat related unrest described by two mayors as a serious threat.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Council On Youth Opportunity
Oer
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Nyc
Spiro T. Agnew
Jack Maltester
San Leandro
Calif
Conference of Mayors
Frank Curran
San Diego
National League of Cities
Agnew
Office of Economic Opportunity
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nasser cites Soviet advisers with Egyptian troops abroad
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser said Soviet advisers are with his forces “everywhere” in a Khartoum speech. Overnight border fighting along the Israeli Jordanian frontier included a 65 minute clash with Arab guerrillas. Tel Aviv reported shelling near Idmit with no casualties. Jordan said Israeli barrages caused no damage and that Israeli forces killed 10 guerrillas inside Israel near Maoz Hayyim. Nasser also claimed military aid and electronic equipment countering Israel, noting moves of Egypt’s naval academy to Libya and military academy to Sudan.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Lebanon
Israel
Tel Aviv
Idmit
Jordan
Jordan Valley
Maoz Hayyim
Sea of Galilee
Nasser
Khartoum
Sudan
Ube
Naval Academy
Libya
Protesters Freed as Feeney Grants Continuance in Boston Sit-in
District Court Judge Joseph Feeney cleared 58 antiwar demonstrators who blocked a public way at the Boston Army Base on May 15, delaying action without finding guilt. He urged peaceful protest and working within the system to change laws, noting he would end the war if he had jurisdiction. The report also mentions regional comments on safety and urban funding debates.
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Boston
UPI
Joseph F. Feeney
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