Long range views on Cambodia war and Nixon policy
U S planners tout Cambodia success as they face a June 30 withdrawal deadline. The piece weighs short term gains against long range outcomes, noting Communist morale boosts for Saigon and Phnom Penh, allied doubts, and political backlash in Washington and November elections.
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Vhat
Cambodia
Nixon
Marcially
Nouteal
Pyne Nordin
Sity
South China Sea
Indian Ocean
South Vietnam
Fas
Miviland
Malay Peninsula
Cambodor
Phnom Penh
Ion Nolishthy
Sihanouk
Phnom Poo
Canadia
Pinon Wenh
Lay Nal
United States
Hut Son Nolman
Fiela Hut
Southeast Asia
Washington
Viase
Walking for health says expert in New York
A doctor from the Life Extension Institute advocates plain walking as a powerful health aid. He explains walking strengthens the heart, builds leg muscles, improves circulation, and helps weight loss with mild, sustained stress. Start gradually to avoid muscle ache as fitness improves.
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York
Toss Cisk
Dwief
Farry d. Johnson
Hranch Hospital
New York
Life Extension Tratitute
Institute
Isola
Pioneer
Johnson
Amy
Bemi
Hese
Jahnson
Ohio Man Killed by Lightning in Severe Storms
United Press International reports deadly weather across Ohio and the West with severe thunderstorms, tornado near Pel Mie, Texas, and damaging winds. A 17 year old, Handy Wenpord of Apple rk, died near his home from a lightning strike. Heavy rain and strong winds disrupted utilities and transportation across multiple states, including Del Rio and Fort Worth areas, with wind gusts up to 82 mph and significant property damage in Fulton County and surrounding regions.
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United Press International
Ohio
Handy Wenpord
Apple Rk
Haywie
Qhia
Pel Mie
Tex
del Rio
Bracketville
McAltea
del Rio Airpark
Laughlin Air Force Base
Fulton County
Tad
Melvin
Shuffer
Marlinsburg
Watertown
N.Y
Huntéville
Alay
Arpas
Sault Ste. Marie
Mleh
Needles
Calif
California population forecast shows near 20 million
Sacramento reports population projections indicating California sits around 19.8 million, not yet 20 million. Walter J. Jodman of the population research team notes net migration has fallen off markedly, but predicts reaching 20 million within the next fiscal year.
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Sacramento
Galil
California
Walter J. Jodman
Hollywood revival after union battles drives producer home
Producer Arthur Broidy moves a New York shoot back to Hollywood after clashes with unions at AATSE. He cites demands for stand-by crew, extra costs, and union threats of work stoppages. Hall cooperation eased street shooting, but credit demands loom.
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UPI
Hollywood
Arthur Broidy
New York
Manhattan
Nabat
Uction
Fift
58Th Street
Braidy
New York City
Unjang
Mim
Broty
Jim
Carswell blames press for his defeat
In Jacksonvill e Florida former federal judge G Murrokt Carswell attacks the ultra liberal press for Senate defeat of his Supreme Court nomination. He accuses New York Times and Washington Post coverage of bias and says conservatives are needed in the Senate and on the court to move the country.
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Jacksonvillg
Fla
UPL
G. Murrokt Carswell
Senate
Supreme Court
Powell
Spessard
Holland
Daf
Car- Swell
Circuit Court of Appeal
Wy Ocin
Nixon
New York Times
Washington Post
Beter
Carwell
Florida
Carswell
Fire Tears Through Motel in Atlantic City
A hot Friday at the Howard Dolinson's Motel in Atlantic City ended in a blaze causing 95,000 in damages. Twenty three guests fled into the street. no injuries were reported as flames were extinguished and the building secured.
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Howard Dolinson
Amazon River Delivers 61 Billion Gallons Water in Second
The Amazon River releases 61 billion gallons of water in a single second, highlighting the river's immense discharge and the scale of its seasonal flow. Scientists note the figure underscores the river's global hydrological impact and variability.
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Amazon
Final outcome still unclear on 18 year olds voting
Washington dispatch describes the push to lower the voting age to 18, naming lawmakers like Emanuel Celler John McCormack and Mike Mansfield as key players. It details party politics, constitutional questions, and the looming Supreme Court test, with tensions over state versus federal control and long-standing electoral reform rhetoric.
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UPI
Guilion
Riperaonialion
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mans
Ile
Nixon
Aother
Supreme Court
Atlantic
Pacific
Mansfield
McCormack
Celfer
Eller
Celler
Congress
Colter
Iowa scarce growth spurs industrial push debate
Newton businessman E A McCardell told Iowa Manufacturers Association delegates that preliminary census figures show Iowa as one of the slowest growing states, risking higher taxes with fewer taxpayers. He urged expanding manufacturing and attracting new industries to spur growth.
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Towa
UPI
Newton
E.A. McCardell
Winpower Manufacturing Co
Iown Manufacturers Association
McCardell
Craiger
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