South Vietnamese troops in Cambodia beyond June 30 debated
Washington reports reveal defense officials favor allowing some South Vietnamese forces to stay in Cambodia after the June 30 pullout to prevent a quick Vietnamese base rebuild by the North. Ky signals Saigon may resist further troop withdrawals, while Nixon officials show no final decision yet on continued South Vietnamese presence or allied air support.
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Woodcock Unopposed For UAW Presidency
Detroit AP Leonard Woodcock, 59, won unopposed for president of the United Auto Workers at a meeting of the International Executive Board. He succeeds the late Walter P. Reuther, who died in a plane crash. Fraser withdrew, leaving Woodcock to lead the union through upcoming contract talks with General Motors Ford and Chrysler and with agricultural implement makers. Negotiations for three-year contracts begin mid July with wage, pension, cost of living, and health benefits on the line.
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Officials Say Viet Soldiers Will Stay In Cambodia
SAIGON AP The South Vietnamese military command said forces will remain in Cambodia as long as necessary to crush Viet sanctuaries and remove threat to South Vietnam. They would stay beyond June 30 if needed to aid Cambodia, depending on a common plan and Cambodian strength against Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces.
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Victor Gets The Spoils In Primary Victory Speech
Assemblyman R. Budd Dwyer emerged victorious in the Tuesday primary over State Senator James Willard and pledged to address the Chamber of Commerce. In Franklin, low income housing plans move forward with 40 units, modular housing contractor FAST to oversee site work, and a 26 000 dollar deed transfer for a 6.5 acre site.
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Chamber of Commerce
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