Fulbright Questions U S Arms Aid to Cambodia
Senator Fulbright says U S technicians might be sent to Cambodia to operate electronic gear in a planned arms aid program. State Department and Marshall Green deny advisers are planned. He estimates the arms package could reach 40 million dollars, including electronics and small weapons for guiding warplanes. Green says the aid does not imply U S backing for Lon Nol regime.
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J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Cambodia
State Department
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Marshall Green
Green
Phnom Penh
School Sunday Set for Aug 30 Ahead of Sept 1 Start
The Enterprise announces a special four page section with school information and maps. Next Sunday afternoon Aug 30 is School Sunday when parents may bring children to meet staff ahead of the Sept 1 opening.
Agnew begins second Asia trip after briefing at White House
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew met with President Nixon and White House aides before departing on a week long Asia mission. The itinerary includes South Korea Nationalist China Thailand and South Vietnam to discuss the Nixon Doctrine and regional self help. Agnew travels via helicopter from the Western White House with a reduced party while Mrs. Agnew stays in Ocean City Maryland.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
White House
Asia
South Korea
China
Thailand
South Vietnam
United States
Agnew
Los Angeles
National Security
Henry Kissinger
el Toro Marine Air Station
Hawaii
Guam
Seoul
U.S
Nationalist China
Cambodia
Pentagon cuts B52 raids as war effort shrinks
The Defense Department confirms cut in B52 sorties from 1,200 to 1,000 per month, down from 1,800 two years ago. The change saves about $11 million monthly and ties to broader redeployment in Southeast Asia and Vietnamese air force modernization.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Southeast Asia
South Vietnam
No Geographic Limits On U S Air Strikes In Cambodia
President Nixon authorized no geographic restrictions on U S Air Force strikes inside Cambodia against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces, with some temple areas possibly off limits. The policy aims to interdict enemy buildup threatening South Vietnam, with strikes centered east of the Mekong and support from Cambodian and South Vietnamese planes.
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Nixon
Cambodia
Angkor Temple
Phnom Penh
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
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Laos
Associated Press
T. Jeff Williams
Prek Tameak
U.S. Command
Absentees Delay Senate Vote On Public Works Bill
The Senate, lacking a quorum during a Friday roll call, failed to proceed on a $5.2 billion public works appropriations measure. After hours of waiting for absent members, leaders halted proceedings for the weekend as more senators arrived to reach a quorum.
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Washington
Senate
Oldtimers
Capitol Hill
Israel accuses Egypt of violating cease fire near Suez Canal
Israel presents new evidence alleging Egypt moves SAM missiles and builds batteries within 20 miles of the canal in violation of the cease-fire, the fourth such charge since Aug 7. Egypt denies the claims. The State Department reports no Egyptian protest over U2/satellite surveillance and hopes indirect talks led by Gunnar Jarring may begin soon. Israel, Egypt, and Jordan have accepted indirect talks as the next stage.
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Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
Washington
State Department
al Ahram
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
McCloskey
Jarring
United Sates
Jordan
Market Swings Higher In Early August Trading
The Dow Jones average rose 15.81 points to 745.51 its highest close in nearly four months. Analysts credit a cooler July cost of living report along with Nixon administration assurances of an economic turn and continued easing from the Federal Reserve.
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New York
Dow
Labor Department
Federal Reserve
Coroner testifies Sharon Tate was hanged and stabbed
Los Angeles coroner Dr. Thomas Noguchi testified in the Tate murder trial that Sharon Tate’s injuries included rope burns on the neck and left cheek and 16 stab wounds. He displayed diagrams showing wounds and stated the hanging appeared firm and fatal. Charles Manson and three followers listened as the testimony continued.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Thomas T. Noguchi
Tate
Prosecu
Miss Tate
Noguchi
Charles Manson
Manson
Dorothy Leaves Twelve Victims In Caribbean Storm
Tropical Storm Dorothy swept westward across the Caribbean leaving 12 deaths on Martinique and threatening flooding rains and rough seas for the Dominican Republic. Officials warned Barahona Peninsula residents to expect rising waters as Dorothy held a west-northwest course at about 15 mph.
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Artinique
Dorothy
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Weather Bureau
Barahona
National Hurricane Center
Martinique
Niarchos Denies Charge He Killed Wife
Greek shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos disputed a prosecutor’s claim that he fatally injured his wife Eugenia on May 4. A coroner cited barbiturate overdose with bruises from attempts to revive her. Niarchos and his lawyer defended him, while prosecutors consider whether he should stand trial.
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Aegean Sea
Rene de Chambrun
Paris
Constantine Fafoutis
Greek Penal Council
Aristotle Onassis
London
Constantine Dracopoulos
Charlotte Ford
Dracopoulos
Charlotte
Greece
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