Peace talks session canceled as Viet Cong boycott continues
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese delegates boycott the 64th session of the Vietnam peace talks protesting Nixon policies in Indochina. The meeting is canceled and both sides say they will return near Thursday, citing Nixon's war prolongation and Laos actions.
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Hoycott
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Laos
Cambodia
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Democratic Republic of
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Community notes mix of local life and political tension
A garbled fragment highlights local events from a county fair camporee washout to garden disputes near Nunnelee and a freeway sign urging James Cole’s re election. The passage also reports a Hanoi statement criticizing Nixon era bombings and a delayed diplomatic session amid war tensions.
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James Cole
Red China Breaks With Cambodia as Phnom Penh War escalates
Cambodian and Chinese diplomatic ties broke as Phnom Penh announced China recognizes a new government. South Vietnam plans a permanent mission in Phnom Penh amid heavy fighting near Neak Leung and Kok Highway 1. Cambodian forces withdrew from Peking’s stance while North Vietnamese and Viet Cong-held positions dominated the area.
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Maten
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Neah Leung
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Fighting Intensifies As 3 More Drives Enter Cambodia
Three Allied spearheads crossed the border from 63 to 95 miles northwest of Saigon marking the fourth through sixth incursions into Cambodia since Nixon ordered the offensive six days earlier. About 50,000 Allied troops have crossed, two thirds South Vietnamese and the rest American, amid heavy fighting and a North Vietnamese counterattack in Vietnam that reportedly killed 25 U.S. soldiers.
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UPI
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Nixon
Snuol
Leon Daniel
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Saison
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Secretary of Defense
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State police guard Capitol amid renewed protests
In Austin state police armed with riot guns stood at Capitol entrances to deter a fresh wave of student protests after Tuesday's clashes that left 16 injured. About 2000 demonstrators stormed the Capitol area. teargas blocked a Cambodia town advance. Police vowed heightened security and prepared 400 to 600 officers for possible trouble.
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UPI
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Cambodia
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Capitol Corpus
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Thaid Neasmen
Bob Miles
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University of Texas
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Albuquerque
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National Guard
Weather outlook minimal changes for Bonham area
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts little change in Bonham weather with high clouds and warmer temperatures. Tuesday saw a high of 84 degrees and a low near the mid 50s, while forecasters expect Wednesday morning lows in the mid 40s to upper 30s and afternoon highs near the mid 80s.
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U. S
Demo County Convention Sets Saturday in Fannin
Fannin County Democrats convene Saturday at 10 am in the courthouse. Delegates are urged to attend as plans include one county race for treasurer between Mrs Keahey and Mrs Dunn. Vote tallies show Keahey leading with 1, six votes to Dunn's 1,878 in the first primary. Ted Lindsey’s name removed after Ross Fitzwater’s withdrawal.
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Roy Dovie
Fannin County Permathe Evecutive Committee
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Doyie
Paul Keahey
Jimmy Dunn
Court Denies Watson Plea in Tate Murders Transfer
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals upheld orders sending Charles Denton Watson to California for trial in the Sharon Tate murders. Watson’s lawyers argued a Los Angeles jury pool was tainted by publicity surrounding the case.
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Charles Denton Watson
California
Sharon Tate
Watsons
Texas
Los Angeles
Tate
protesters swarm Malmo during U S ambassador visit
about 1000 youths march in Stockholm to protest U S intervention in Cambodia. four protesters are arrested outside the hotel of US Ambassador Jerome H Holland in Malmo during his visit to southern Sweden. Demonstrators chant anti Cambodia statements and surround the ambassador’s car.
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Sweden
UPE
House Debates Cambodian Tonkin Gulf Amendment
The House weighs an amendment to a $20.2 billion weapons bill to bar funding for U S ground troops in Laos Thailand or Cambodia without Congress approval unless the President deems action necessary to protect American lives. Supporters urge a clear limit while critics warn it risks giving wartime leverage to the President. Rep Paul Findley backs the measure while Rep Thomas Rees calls it a Cambodian Tonkin Gulf resolution.
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Nationwide campus protests rock colleges over Cambodia and Kent State
Demonstrations and strikes against U S involvement in Cambodia spread to campuses nationwide as National Guardsmen faced protests at Wisconsin Ohio State and California campuses. Violent incidents included a veteran beaten at Gonzaga and a firebombing at Southern California University campuses.
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Ohio) State University
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Veta
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Egypt Says Soviet Instructors Train Egyptian Forces
Egyptian spokesman in Cairo acknowledges Soviet instructors in air branches training officers and men while denying Israel’s charge of active Soviet pilots on missions. Israel had warned of potential action to defend the Suez front amid tensions and U.S. assist pressure.
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Golda Meir
Suez Front
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