South Vietnamese Troops Seize Pass in Cambodian Action
South Vietnamese units aiding Cambodian forces reported occupying Slang Chhay Pass 90 miles southwest of Phnom Penh and engaging Communist forces around the area. A second Cambodian column pushed toward Pich Mass, threatening the highway linking Phnom Penh and Kompong Som oil port. US spokesmen declined to confirm air strikes by B52s, while Saigon said tac tical air support was being provided for Highway 4 operations.
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Phnom Penh
UPL
Chhay Pass
Lan Nol
Saifon
Slung Chhay Pass
Panom Tenh
Pich Mass
Kompong Som
T Kooy
Saigon
Weather Outlook Promises Cold Night Then Warm Weekend
United Press International reports Nebraska faces a cold night with subzero readings in the northeast to the upper 20s in the southwest. The National Weather Service says clearing skies and light winds may bring sunshine Saturday with a rise in temperatures into the weekend.
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Dy United Press Internatiov Walcome
Nebraska
National Weather Service
New Platte County Supervisors chairmen and policy updates
Sander named chairman of the Platte County Board of Supervisors for the year, succeeding James L. Rich. The board set policies on purchases, digitized supply handling, and several road and building rules. They approved deputy pay limits, announced salaries for county and highway staff, and reappointed key officials, with meetings on the first and third Tuesdays and Telegram and Humphrey Democrat as legal notice papers.
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Sander
Platte County Board of Supervisors
James L. Rich
Arnold ‘Oettelter
Whibert Thiele
Arne Buhl
Tridge
Carl Aeini
James L. Rieh
Reinhold Evast
Evast
Dinigitl
Fhatte
Sherif Dan Kranven
LA. Sojka
County Health Board
County Supramtentet
Sevants and Sheyiil
Lehjendee
Highway Department
Erling Jensen
Weed Central Board
Ralph Eisenmenger
Telegram
Humphrey Democrat
Bomb blasts hit New York recruiting stations injure two
Two explosions struck military recruitment offices in New York City, one in the Bronx and another in Harlem, wounding at least two people including a service member and a civilian guard. Fire crews reported the targets included Army and Air Force recruiting facilities with Navy and Marine offices present.
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New York
Upi
New York City
Bronx
Harlem
Aliadens
Fire Department
Air Force Recruiting Statia
Navy
Italion
Naval
Lindsay Meeting With Police Officials Over City Strike
In New York City Mayor Lindsay met senior police leaders to halt a wildcat walkout by hundreds of patrolmen. Most officers reported for duty at precinct houses, while many assignments remained unfilled and overtime was ordered. The dispute followed a state court ruling granting juries and a retroactive pay issue tied to a 1968 69 contract, delaying final settlement and causing widespread citywide disruption.
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New York
UPI
John Vi Lindsay
L Aanshill
Lindgay
Ronan
Noel
Jay
MRA
Tung
Brooklyn
Oe Pollce
Ilarhan New Hoehelle
Quites
le Tha Hospital
Ely
Indictment Tilt in JDL Case Reveals Rifle Purchases
A federal grand jury in New York indicted three JDL associates for illegally purchasing two Temington rifles and a .22 caliber Winchester rifle using falsified paperwork. Sandor Sternberg 20 and David Sommer 43 named with Blumenthal. charges carry up to five years in prison and fines up to 5050 respectively.
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Washington
UPI
Jewish Defense League
Rilles
John N. Mitchell
New York
Woodbourne
N.Y
Sandor Sternberg
David Sommer
Sternberg
League
Brooklyn College
Sommer
National Board of Arrestors
Camp Dedell mM
Gatskit Piountains
JDL
Newsleller
Queens
Anadganol
The
Jeague
Blumenthal
Israel
Teague
Roesiangs Jn
United States
Soviet Union
Indictmant
NU Officials Praise Student Conduct During Nixon Visit
University of Nebraska officials praised student behavior Thursday afternoon when President Nixon visited campus. Chancellor Durward Yayo and Regent president Robert Ravot lauded the reaction of students as Cornhusker coach Bob Devaney noted the unbroken season. Quarterback Jerry Tagg led the praise from players and many quoted teammates echoed the positive reception.
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Lincoln Cupt
University of Nebraska
Nixon White
Durward Yayo
Rebert J. Ravot
Minden
Mc Knard
Regents
Bob Devaney
Corntusker
Bready
Jerry Tagg
Fayer
Grange
Galt Thvan
Split
Guyigles
Waa
State board seeks new education commissioner
Lincoln Nebraska State Board of Education votes to search for a new permanent education commissioner while reappointing Cecil Stanley for a five month term. Gerald Whelan and Frank Landis elected to leadership roles amid calls for continuity and national applications. Stanley intends to apply, urging full board support and favoring longer tenure over two year terms.
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Aso
Frank Landis
Lincoln
Allen Burkhardt
Norfolk
Whelan
Landis
Moye Weight
Reyrols
Stanley
Lloyd Miller
Stansley
Cecil Stanley
Jag
Joly
Cecil
Commissioners
May Stanley
Department
Voctonal Education
Hig
State Highway Commission backs Doyle for Nebraska roads
Nebraska officials expressed strong support for Thomas Doyle to head a major roads program. The State Highway Commission endorsed Gov. Exon’s appointment and delayed issuing a $10 million bond issue to study the department’s needs. The panel also outlined funding projections and elected new officers, with Davis as chair and Mennetahal as vice chair.
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Department of Rails
Thomas Doyle
Fxon
Poole
Nebraska State Highway Commission
Nebraska
Marvin Nuenberger
Nuernberger
Toyle
App
Exon
Gon
Manktep
Commission
Harris Owens
Lie Department
Poventy
Emd
Tatal
Owens
Mane Davis
Teamis Ag
Kirk Mennenthal
North Matte
Sairman
Robert Qrete
Omaha
Chairan
Davis
Nixon envisions GOP as party of the open door for all
President Nixon urged the Republican Party to become the open door party for all races faiths and ideologies at the dedication of Eisenhower National Headquarters He said the party must win by drawing independents and even opponents and noted the need for selflessness according to Eisenhower Nixon made the remarks during a Capitol Hill ceremony as Sen Dole was named national chair and cochairmen were discussed A large crowd attended the outdoor event with Nixon coatless in cold weather and Mrs Nixon in a mink coat
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Republican Party
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Peopile
Xan
National Committee
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Ty Dole
Capitol Hill
Mamie Eiisenhower
Former President Johnson Acknowledged Mild Pneumonia Case
Lyndon B. Johnson is reported to have a mild case of viral pneumonia at an Army hospital in San Antonio. Doctors say he is resting comfortably with no fever, intermittent cough, and satisfactory progress, following hospitalization on Wednesday night for rest during illness.
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Llan Antonio
Tex
Cupi
Lyndon B. Jobson
al Hrooke Army Sterical Center
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Robert &. North
Artin Hospital
North
Senate
Corncobs Give Money for Heart Equipment at Nebraska
The University of Nebraska Corncobs returned 5500 from parade funds to the cardiac unit used by the football team. Chancellor Durward Warner praised the move as appropriate. The donation, supported by contributors statewide, funds new heart equipment to monitor players’ heartbeats during games.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Gary Kuklin
Warner
Rose
As Manly
Kuklin
University From
Calley defense hinges on Army brass awareness at My Lai
Witnesses recount senior officers allegedly landing at My Lai during the March 16 1968 sweep. Calley faces premeditated murder charges for 102 villagers killed in the operation. Defense contends orders from superiors governed actions, while others testify about generals at the ground and briefings about closing fast to wipe out the enemy.
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Benninc
UPT
William Toy
Army
My la
My Lai
Sel. Chartes Fh
Hutto
Tatlytlah
Th. McPherson
Matti
George W. Latimer
Whellice
Primk A. Barker Jr
Heming
Tair
Kamlat
Modling
Herring
Hhiflo
My Lal
Tule
Tunlay
Vasquez
Wernlig
Jie
Barker
Samuel Kaster
Anterleat Blyvislain Yd
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Tricia Nixon
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B. Warner
Tricia
Platte County
Pavel
Harold Christensen
Ied
Alvi Heendricksen
Plate Centre
Uests
Lindsay
State Board
Russia
Tass
Alexe
Tupolev
State Highway Commission
Calley
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