Prince Joins VC To Defeat U.S.
North Vietnam the Pathet Lao and the Viet Cong united with Prince Norodom Sihanouk to oppose the United States and allied governments in Cambodia South Vietnam and Laos. Western diplomats expect Sihanouk to head a provisional Cambodian government from northeast Cambodia as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces tighten control amid renewed fighting near Phnom Penh and along routes to Kompong Som.
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Satellite launch carries music broadcast from China
The official New China News Agency announced China launched a 381 pound satellite into orbit. It completes one revolution every 114 minutes and broadcasts the music of Tung Fang Hunt The East is Red at 20 009 megacycles.
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No Change Here In Steel Haulers Strike
Weekend assessment shows little local impact from the steel haulers strike. Corry Jamestown Corp resumed truck deliveries after a brief halt, while Rogers Structural Steel ships a large order by rail and expects one month to complete it. Meanwhile union talks in Cleveland risk broader layoffs and business impact if the strike persists.
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Memorial Fund Tops Sixteen Thousand In Nine-County Drive
The Stanford Hose Memorial Fund surpassed $16,000 as mail from a 4000 piece campaign to business places in nine Northwestern Pennsylvania counties arrived at No 1 fire station. Contributions flowed from Kane Ridgway Eldred Titusville Johnsonburg Meadville Erie Mt Jewett Bradford and more. A Texaco station on North Center Street was ordered closed pending extensive repairs and new underground tanks following an explosion.
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Shafer Begins Budget Grind Cuts 9500 Jobs
Harrisburg AP report shows Governor Shafer moving to trim the 1970-71 fiscal budget with an executive order aimed at eliminating about 9,500 state payroll positions, potentially saving up to 70 million dollars. He plans a bare bones budget, possibly under 2.53 billion, amid tax revenue near 2.44-2.48 billion and 400 million in mandated increases.
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Senate arms to Cambodia risks pulling U S into war
Senate Republican leader Robert Griffin urged limited shipments of small arms to Cambodia to help the beleaguered government and shorten the Vietnam War. Senator Edmund Muskie warned such aid would draw the United States into another Vietnam like conflict.
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Losses Grow As AC130 Gunship and UH1 Helicopter Fell
AP reports two US aircraft losses near Dak Seang and southern Laos with ten Americans killed and four missing. The AC130 gunship, first shot down in the war, was hit by ground fire over the Ho Chi Minh Trail. A UH1 helicopter also went down near Dak Seang with four crew killed. 17 American crewmen have been killed overall while aiding Dak Seang, with 14 wounded.
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