Washington Politics and UMW Probe Fray and Cambodia Aftermath
A critical look at the UMW probe led by Senator Harrison Williams, amid AFL CIO influence, plus behind the scenes U.S. posturing in Cambodia as Nixon's pullout nears. The piece notes limited hearings, labor ties, and possible future chairmanship shifts, then details embassy expansion, CIA shadow presence, and adviser movement in Cambodia and Vietnam.
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Senate Labor Subcommittee
UMW
Meany
Afl-Cio
Sen. Williams
Williams
Ralph Yarborough
Senate
Texas
New Jersey
Labor Committee
Rhode Island
Claiborne Pell
Washington D.C
House
Congress
Washington
Cambodia
Nixon
U.S
Diplomatic scramble in Southeast Asia sparks riot control debates
The report details a tense Phnom Penh scene with stalled communication and a British ambassador redrafting a U.S. message. It notes U.S. and Navy attaches en route, Cambodian restrictions, and a White House study of riot control, including water hoses, mobile units, psychology trained staff, and a China style damage repayment concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Communist China
Mao Tse-tung
Grass Roots Opinion From Corry and Local Education Budget
A Corry Evening Journal column debates public expectations of government aid and the notion of guaranteed income. It notes school directors finalizing budgets with expenditures of 228000 for the coming year, and mentions Arthur Pitts planning to enroll at Princeton.
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Sesaoes
Isos
Arthur Pitts
Concord Street
Corry School
Princeton University
Queen Trigger Quest Turns to Beachside Anecdote
A Bahama fishing tale unfolds as a man recalls his wife catching a queen trigger a decade earlier and then matching the feat on a later trip with friends at West End and Memory Rock. The voyage, gear, and crew provide vivid details of the catch and near miss, ending with the queen trigger slipping back into the sea.
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Danny
Bahamas
West End
Memory Rock
Murphy's Law In Action As Bat Faces Off In Night
A family recounts a chaotic night as a bat invades the home. The father swings a broom in a flurry, finally subduing the creature while the mother remains in the ER overnight. The narrator muses on Murphy's law and vows to be better prepared for any future bat encounters.
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Murphy's
Corry Memorial Hospital
Detroit
Erie
Bainbridge, Md
Navy Yeoman ‘School
What Is The Law Q And A on Adoption Without Court Order
A state agency may not adopt a child without a court order unless the parents have legally abandoned the child proven in a hearing. In such cases consent or notice are not required, but the court must still find the adoption serves the child’s best interest. The Corry Journal invites brief readers letters on single subjects with signature and address for publication.
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the Corry Journal
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Phnom Penh
Manila
Les Whitten
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Prince Sihanouk
Whitten
Lloyd Rives
By Jack Anderson
Rives
Harold A.N. Brown
London
State Department
Ann
Ncvicern
Air Force
Seca
Ragoete
James Carrigan
Barroo
Burma
Philippines
Takeo
U.S. Army
White House
France
Japan
United States
Grass Roots Opinion
Altoona
Corry
The
Aero Supply
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corey Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
Joan McLaughlin
Associated Press
Weal News Penitee
AP News
Et Corry
Jim Bishop
Kelly
Marilyn Monroe
Jack Tar
Marina
Grand Baham
Palm Beach
Frank Sacchetti
Wally Lehmann
Wally
Frank
Kellya
Hatteras
Lehmann
Florida
Murphy's Law At Work
By Bill Eaton
Quaki
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