Cambodian cease negotiations amid US airlift disruption
Rockets hit two US supply planes at Pochentong, suspending essential humanitarian airlift to Cambodia. Deputy PM Pan Sothi says new Cambodian cabinet seeks talks with rebels while Bangkok government aims to end arms shipments but allow food and fuel deliveries to continue.
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Phnom Penh
UPS
U.S
Pochentong
Minster
Pan Sothi
Bangkok
Kukrit Pramoj
Thailand
Cambodia
Kukrit
National Security Council
Utapao
North Vietnamese sweep reach Hue and Quang Duc falls
North Vietnamese forces captured Quang Duc and pressed on Hue in a major advance across the western Central Highlands. The Viet Cong claimed new governments in Pleiku Kontum and Dalac as Hue faces heavy shelling and civilian flight. U.S. officials debate declaring Paris peace accords inoperative while considering options amid the evolving South Vietnam crisis.
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Saigon
Quang Duc
South Vietnam
Hue
Gia Nghia
Quang Dic
Kien Duc
North Vietnamese Control of All of the Western Central Highlands
Kontum
Phouc Lung
Highlands
Pleiku
Darlac
Washington
State Department
U.S
Paris
North Vietnam
Congress
Indo-China
Israel Says Basic Problems Remain in Sinai Talks
Israeli negotiators after a two hour session with Secretary of State Kissinger said basic problems remain unsettled in the Sinai agreement talks. The talks resumed at 11 a.m. local time.
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Jerusalem
State Kissinger
Sinai
A.m. Lowa
Kissinger
Shimon Peres
Shery
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis Oi
Sadat
U.S
Reagan Doubts He Will Run With Wallace
Former California governor Ronald Reagan, beside George Wallace at a Wallace rally, said it would be very difficult to share a ticket in 1976 while denying he was a candidate. He blamed inflation on government spending and urged a balanced budget, criticizing government controls on business. He noted differences with Wallace but said they often aligned on major issues.
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Cullman
Ala
UPI
Reagan
George Wallace
Wallace
Wong
Right-Wing Gunmen Slay 8 in Argentina
Hooded gunmen kidnapped and killed a leftist city councilman Hector Cencinas and seven friends near Temperley south of Buenos Aires. Police said the victims included a member of the Por inist Youth, escalating violence in Argentina to at least 24 dead.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hector Cencinas
Peronist Youth
Temperley
Brenog Aires
House Heads Plan Paring of $33.1 Billion Measure
Washington AP report notes the largest tax cut in U S history moves toward enactment with the House passing a 19.9 billion bill, sending its version to conference with the Senate. Speaker Albert predicts a compromise, while House Leader O Neill says final figures will lean toward the House version. Conferees to begin Monday, vote on a compromise version Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
House
Albert
Thomas O'Neill
T-Mass
Senator Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Long
O'Neill
Congress
Ford
Judge Delays Rock Island Shutdown
A Chicago federal judge granted Rock Island a delay of its shutdown from March 31 to April 12 while restructuring under bankruptcy. Railroad officials cited Congress support for a legislative solution and said cash reserves allow operation through April 12. The ICC delay and trustee appointment hearings set for March 28.
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Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
U.S. District Court
Rock Island
John Ingram
Congress
Frank McGarr
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Appropriations Committee
McGarr
Interstate Commerce Commission
Candidate Victim Of IRS Break In In Miami
The Miami Herald reported an IRS break‑in targeting the office of a 1972 congressional candidate. A locked confidential filing cabinet was stolen but no valuables found. Nelson Vege named about 30 informants and alleged espionage tied to Operation Leprecon, with no comment from IRS officials.
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Miami
Internal Revenue Service
Miami Herald
State Alty
Richard Gerstein
Nelson Vege
the Herald
Vege
Robert
Evelin Butretla
House of Representatives
Claude Pepper
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Gen. Westmoreland
TLS
Mins Haiphong Harbor
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Peres
Tyrael
Moshe Dayan
Moscow
Purtian
Jamail Fahimy
Awan
Sen
Percy R-Till
America
Gund Oa Aribep
Judes
Quito
Ecnador
Dada Kala Shy Uniquiier
Martin Dardis
State Attorney's Office
IRS
Imay Hav
Pepper
Baereel Therald
Vega
Guestein
Vegas
Novo
Vepo
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