Put On Operations In Cambodia Limit Put On Operations In Cambodia
Nixon told senators and congressmen that U S forces would stay to 21.7 miles into Cambodia and exit by June 30 Pending congressional approval for deeper penetrations he met with House and Senate committees and faced mixed reaction from lawmakers While some praised his briefing others warned against broader war actions Five senators proposed a 30 day Cambodia withdrawal plan drawing criticism from Sen Robert P Griffin who called it reckless The House vote was planned for later as Nixon sought to maintain support and justify the policy
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Indochina
George D. Aiken
Aiken
Robert P. Griffin
R.mich
White House
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Charles Whalen
Ohio
South Vietnam
Laos
Vietnam
Michigan
United States
Saigon
Fourth Cambodian Foray Intensifies U.S. War Effort
American infantrymen in helicopters and armored columns launched a fourth major attack into Cambodia, with 3,000 troops moving into Parrot's Beak west of Saigon. The operation follows parallel crossings by 15,000 South Vietnamese troops in the Fishhook area and 10,000 allied troops northward, amid thick jungle and mounting resistance.
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Charles Ryan
Ryan
Pleiku
Wallace Leads Narrowly in Alabama GOP Fight
Wallace holds a slim Alabama lead over Gov. Albert Brewer as results come in from 925 of 3,083 precincts. Rhodes leads Taft for the Ohio Republican nomination, while Glenn edges Metzenbaum for the Democratic Senate nod amid Kent State turmoil. Indiana incumbents largely win renomination.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Albert Brewer
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Robert Taft Jr
Senate
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Cam
Kent State
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John H. Glenn
Howard H. Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Stephen Young
Indiana
House
Moore To Defend Budget Cuts Before High Court
A West Virginia Supreme Court hearing centers on Gov Arch Moore defending $2.438 million in proposed budget cuts. Assistant Attorney General Victor Barone argues Moore must file objections as required by the 1968 Modern Budget Amendment, which allows vetoes or deletions with reasons. The case, brought by Chauncey Browning Jr, tests the meaning of objections versus reasons in the veto process.
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Government payment for not growing dandelions?
The speaker questions if officials could compensate farmers or citizens to refrain from cultivating dandelions, framing it as a government program. The note presents a speculative idea rather than a concrete policy or proposal with specifics.
Students Respond To Kent Slayings Protests Across Nation
Students nationwide reacted to the Kent State killings with candlelight services marches strikes sit ins and sometimes rocks and fire bombs. Most campuses were tense yet peaceful while some administrators cooperated to shut down host institutions. Governing bodies and college presidents urged calm as National Guard units responded to disturbances in Wisconsin Maryland and Texas campuses.
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Joseph Marsh
Slain Kent State Students Not Radicals
Kent State victims included four white students two boys and two girls none seen as radicals by acquaintances. Portraits describe William Schroeder of Lorain as an all American, nonradical scholar-athlete. Sandra Scheuer of Youngstown as a cheerful, joking girl headed to speech therapy with a friend when the unrest erupted.
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Lorain
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Louis A. Schroeder
Kent State
Colorado
Sandra Scheuer
Youngstown
Jan Reinstein
Miss Scheuer
Sandy
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No Evidence Of Sniper Firing At Kent State
Kent State University tensions escalate as National Guard fire on demonstrators killing four students. Adjutant General Del Corso retracts sniper claim citing no evidence while Guard officials note injuries from rocks. FBI and Guard seal campus as autopsies confirm deaths of Sandy Scheuer Jeffrey Miller William Schroeder Allison Krause. coroner cites positions of shots.
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National Guard
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Youngstown
Jeffrey G. Miller
Plainview
N.Y
William K. Schroeder
Lorain
Allison Krause
Pittsburgh
Portage County
Robert Sybert
Ex FBI Agent Calls Drug Problem Solvable In West Virginia
Former FBI official Arnold G. Shulman told about 250 people at Bluefield High School the drug problem is growing but solvable with decisive action. The Mercer County meeting, organized by Rep. Kee and the County Medical Society, featured experts from federal and state agencies and local judges and physicians. Topics included teacher interventions, school board policies, and local treatment facilities.
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FBI
House of Representatives Select Committee On
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Mercer County
Bill Jones
Donna Forgas
Stutman
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