Nixon endorses police tactics for protests
President Nixon backs Washington police methods used during Mayday protests and says demonstrators were vandals while noting rights protected. He previews a four front national push against drugs, trade with China easing, and a possible US Soviet arms talks framework.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
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Nixon
China
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Vehicle Crossings Reach 82.1 Million From Foreign Plates in West Germany 1969
In 1969 a total of 82.1 million vehicles with foreign license plates crossed the border into West Germany, indicating high cross border traffic levels and regional mobility.
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West Germany
Struggle for Khmer Krom high ground near Phnom Penh in monsoon season
From Phnom Penh, Associated Press reports a bitter high ground battle east of the capital as monsoon floods approach. Cambodian spokesman Lt. Col Am Rong says North Vietnamese forces fired hundreds of mortars and rockets at Kompong Chamlang and Prey Bang, with about 100 enemy killed after Khmer Krom counterattacks. Cambodian reinforcements move toward Vehear Suor marshes while artillery support is heard at night.
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Dentist Husband Shooting Case Moves Forward
Judge reports memory gaps after critical wounding as Lee recovers in hospital. testimony from police detailed the scene with Mrs Lee claiming she shot her husband and asking forgiveness. She posted 3000 bond and faces upcoming grand jury June 14 with doctors guiding her care.
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Atlanta
Hunstville
Lee
Calhoun Junior College
Hartselle
Gerald Weems
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Fabric center to open in local mall expansion
Site preparations progress for a fabric store under construction at an estimated cost of 95 000 dollars. Brown says occupancy will follow upon completion and Hall and Edvardo serves as the architect engineer firm for the project.
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Hall and Edvardo
Baja Coaster hovercraft links San Diego to Tijuana
The Baja Coaster hovercraft shuttles between San Diego and Tijuana at speeds up to 60 mph. The 13 mile trip takes about 15 minutes and costs $4.75, according to the Mexican National Tourist Council.
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Calif
Tijuana
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