Doves battle over Cambodia war powers in Senate split
Antiwar forces brace for more votes as Griffin seeks to strip a provision from the Cooper Church amendment restricting U S aid to nations backing Cambodia. Nixon backs a similar plan while other amendments target weapons sales to Greece and Okinawa shipments. The debate continues ahead of a final vote on the Cooper Church amendment.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
Cambodia
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
U.S
Griffin
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
Didaho
Cooper Church
Nixon
United States
Thailand
Camboia
Greece
Okinawa
Israel
Senate
John J. Williams
Del
Two NC Road Toll Clashes Take Two More
The Associated Press reports two traffic deaths in North Carolina over the weekend. A Fort Bragg soldier Ray B. Williams 22 died Friday when the car he rode in ran off NC 210 north of Fayetteville and struck a utility pole. Ben Thomas Curlee Jr. 20 of Morganton died early today when the car he rode in left US 70 in Glen Alpine and struck a wall.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Fort Bragg
Ray B. Williams
N.C
Fayetteville
Ben Thomas Curlee Jr
Morganton
U.S. 70
Glen Alpine
Cease Fire Tense After Jordan World Tensions
Scattered firing erupted in Amman after a day of calm following a cease-fire between King Hussein and Palestinian guerrillas. evacuations continued as the Red Cross chartered a plane from Amman carrying nine spouses and children of U.N. personnel and some Americans. Two more planes with 120 British dependents were to depart later today.
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Associated Press
Jordan
Hussein
Amman
International Committee of the Red Cross
Beirut
U.N
U.S
Viet Cong use temples as hospitals near Angkor amid fighting
Cambodian forces report Viet Cong installations in Angkor temple ruins and massing near Kompong Speu on Route 4. Fighting continues as Cambodians and Communists clash. about 1,000 Viet Cong are said to mass south of Kompong Speu while oil supply and Phnom Penh’s electricity hang on the road.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Angkor
Kompong Speu
Am Rong
Tempes
Kompong Som
Kompong Seu
Kompong Thom
Tonle Bet
Kompong Cham
Flag Sales Soar Ahead of Flag Day Nationwide
Banner makers report demand up sharply with Annin & Co. saying over 100 percent growth. Detra Flag Co. doubles sales in 18 months while Vernon Flagmakers note record orders. New England factories run weeks behind. Preston Products sees decals up tenfold, Pepsi passes 5 900 orders for 3 by 5 foot flags. Readers Digest moved 54 million decals since last year. Enduring patriotism and political use surround rising flag sales.
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New York
Annin & Co
H. J. Sanders
Detra Flag Co., Inc
San Francisco
Virginia
Unt
Vernon
Seid Reto
New England
Preston Products Co
Preston
Pepsi Cola
Pepsi
Reader’s Digest
U.S
Save Our Flag Co
Kennedy Humphrey Begin Senate Bids in 1972 Race
Hubert H Humphrey announces a Minnesota bid to reclaim a Senate seat once held by Eugene McCarthy while Edward Kennedy wins Massachusetts Danvers endorsement for a six year term. Both could face pressure to pursue the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination as other states tilt. Senate hopefuls face questions as Thomas Dodd declines to seek reelection amid health concerns.
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Hubert H Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Humphrey
Minnesota
Ben Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Kenney
Massachusetts
White House
Kennedy
Lawrence F. O’brien
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Sanford Injured Slightly In Rainslick Crash Near Old Fort
Former Gov. Terry Sanford escaped serious injury after his car collided with a Hendersonville couple's vehicle on U S 70 near Old Fort. The Hardgroves were taken to Memorial Mission Hospital with multiple injuries. Sanford received only a minor eye scratch and returned to his summer home at Hound Ears.
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Asheville
Terry Sanford
Rainslick U. S. 70
Old Fort
Hendersonville
Sanford
George Lind Hardgrove
Memorial Mission Hospital
Hardgrove
Einar J. Anderson
Duke University
Hound Ears
Boone
Meeting of the West
Tate murder trial set to begin Monday amid court disruptions
Four members of Charles Manson’s group face the Sharon Tate murders trial in Los Angeles. Judge Charles Older ejected Manson and three female followers for disruptions. he will use courts authority to remove or gag unruly defendants. Prosecutors say the killings were motivated by a grudge against the wealthy. one defendant Kasabian may testify for immunity, while Watson fights extradition.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Sharon Tate
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Orderes
Charles Manson
Manson
Christ
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Supreme Court
Miss Tate
Death Valley
Linda Kasabian
Manson “Family
Charles Watson
Texas
Kasabian
Bel Air
Sunday Reading at High Point Hospital Sparks Young Voices
Janet Cleveland and Julli Parrish visit High Point Memorial Hospital to tell stories to children, a feature in the Sunday Enterprise. The piece notes this summer offers fewer student jobs than in past years and reflects on Middletown Indiana’s 45 year evolution since being dubbed Middletown U S A.
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Janet Cleveland
Julli Parrish
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sunday Enterprise
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Chicago
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