Vietnam War update from Cambodia and Laos front
South Vietnamese announce a new sweep in eastern Cambodia as North Vietnamese infiltration routes near the border are exposed. U.S. air strikes target radar sites and Ho Chi Minh trail positions in Cambodia and South Vietnam while two B52 missions hit storage and supply routes. Cambodian forces retreat from Highway 6 area around Kompong Thom as North Vietnamese units push toward Phnom Penh.
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Cambodia
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Mu Gia
Ban Roving
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
Saigon
U.S. Command
Associated Press
Ent
Robin Mannock
Kompong Thom
Phnom Penh
Hyront
Tonle Sap
Taing Kauh
Mannock
Recall Prods GM to Replace Engine Mounts in 65 69 Chevy Cars
A Ford transmission of a 1965 1969 Chevrolet recall expands to include 1967 69 Camaros and certain light trucks for possible defective engine mounts and tailpipe area inspections. NHTSA and Ralph Nader clash over safety defects while GM defends its position and warns the recall covers specific V8 models only.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Consumer Advocate
Ralph Nader
Federal Agency
General Motors
Traffic T Safety
Traffic Fl Safety Administration
Nader
Washington
NATSA
How Howell seeks broad backing for 1973 run
Politicians from multiple parties joined Howell at a Williamsburg ceremony marking his oath as Virginia’s No. 2 official. Notables included Democratic Attorney General Andrew P. Miller and Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, with other presidential hopefuls invited. Howell defended his selection of Williamsburg as historic, while a Chevrolet safety issue prompted GM to cooperate with NHTSA and offer engine mount fixes at a nominal cost.
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Andrew P. Miller
Virginia
Howell
Holton
Hubert H. Humphrey
D - Ming
Humphrey
Williamsburg
Chevrolet
NHTSA
Jin
The
Highway Safety Agency
Lts
Two Shot In Crowded McCrory’s Toy Department
In Miami, a would be buyer fired a gun in McCrory’s Department Store toy section, scattering about 75 shoppers. Pan Ray Brown, 28, was disarmed by Officer Mark Vinson and charged with two counts of aggravated assault. Victims were Charles R. Jackson, 21, and Johnny Cooper, 14. Brown allegedly threatened Jackson, then opened fire amid shoppers during lunch.
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MIAME
McCrory
Mark Vinson
Pan Ray Brown
Brown
Charles R. Jackson
Johnny Cooper
McCrory's
Miami
Marion Chapman
Chapman
Toy Department
Jackson
Cooper
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Roven
Ted
Nea
China
Lyofium
Bank Americard
Sean
Danville
Hardyane
Floyd St
Igig George
Virgil Partch
EAM
Page One
Blue Cross
P.O
Richmond
Zio
RAB
Blue Cross of
Blue Shield of
WOM
Cc Electronics
Wilson St
All Craig
Weltron
Toshiba
Stc
OLD AY Womack
Swicegood Funeral Home
West Main Street
Wagner
Santa
Mr. Wagner
American National Bank and Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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