Cambodia and United States Restore Ties at Charged-Down Level
Prince Norodom Sihanouk announced that Cambodia will resume relations with the United States at the lower level of charges d affaires while breaking diplomatic ties with West Germany. He cited U.S. notes on sovereignty and border frontiers, noting past U.S. actions in Vietnam War spillover and denied concessions on territorial boundaries.
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Russia China Clash Again on Border Provokes Tensions
Moscow accuses China of provoking fresh border clashes aimed at hindering Moscow talks on border questions. Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman says incidents may seek to poison the atmosphere at the inter national Communist conference. Chinese note claims Soviet troops killed a woman herder and kidnapped another in Sinkiang, with dozens of troops crossing into Yumin County and opening fire when approached by Chinese guards.
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North Vietnamese attack spreads to three U.S. bases south of Da Nang
North Vietnamese forces struck three U.S. bases in coastal lowlands south of Da Nang during the night, killing 14 Americans and wounding 68 while destroying artillery. U.S. and South Vietnamese troops conducted raids along the Cambodian and Laotian borders, with air power limited by the close fighting. About 50 rocket and mortar attacks caused casualties and damage at allied bases and towns, including Dak To.
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Study of Med School Plans Draws Fire From Democrats
In Boston the analysis ordered by Gov. Francis W. Sargent into a proposed state medical school drew sharp Democratic criticism. House Speaker Barley called it a delaying device while Senate President Donahue accused the governor of abdication. The MIT Sloan report listed five options for Worcester plan, including a full medical school with teaching hospital and alternatives such as a two year Amherst option or community medical schools.
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Court Charges Aide to Quinn With Contempt
In Boston AP report Dennis M. Crowley Jr an investigator for the Massachusetts attorney general was cited for contempt for refusing to reveal a confidential informant's name during the Michael Nazzarro trial. Judge Lewis Goldberg ordered Crowley to answer and then cited him after a second refusal. Quinn said he ordered secrecy to protect informant identities.
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