Cambodian fighting yields high enemy losses said by South Vietnamese
South Vietnamese officials report 74 enemy soldiers killed in dawn to midmorning fighting in Cambodia near Mimot. In the west Mekong Delta, 30 Viet Cong were killed as U Minh Forest operations continued. US forces claim 7 Viet Cong deaths in Binh Tuy Province as one American pilot is killed and another rescued.
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Deep-freeze babies eyed by geneticists in future prospects
Chicago AP reports geneticists foresee long-term preservation of embryos and future fertility options. Cambridge University and American researchers discuss fertilized eggs implanted later, enabling childbearing for women with blocked fallopian tubes or donor eggs.
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England
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New York
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Wathen
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Bothness
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Elizabeth Cris
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Truth in gas sought by FTC on octane ratings
The Federal Trade Commission likely to require posting octane ratings at service stations a move opposed by oil companies. Proxmire argues octane is key to price and quality, while industry says it ignores other gas traits and car differences.
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Federal Trade Commission
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William Proxmire
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Wisconsin Democrat
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Proximite
Oil Company
Laird predicts lower draft calls for 1971
Secretary Melvin R. Laird foresees a drop in draft calls next year but declines to estimate the amount. He says a zero draft and full volunteer Army by 1974 remains unlikely without pay and benefit boosts and congressional action on phased withdrawal.
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Philadelphia officer surrenders in off duty shooting case
A Philadelphia policeman tied to the November 28 shooting death of Raymond C. Brooks 21 surrendered. The officer faced a murder warrant from Philadelphia's Court of Common Pleas Judge Victor in the case stemming from an argument outside a North Philadelphia tavern.
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Train Derailment Clears Tracks Near Edgewood Maryland
Police report the Penn Central derailment caused minor injuries to two aboard a New York bound coach. Eleven others delayed as tracks north of Magnolia reopened around 11:40 pm after the car traveled about half a mile in an upright position.
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Washington
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