U S Aid Eyes Cambodia Economic Program Amid Hanoi Pressures
U S officials weigh an economic aid plan for Cambodia awaiting an IMF report due next month. Negotiations with Congress aim to authorize funds while avoiding a direct clash with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The plan could add U S presence in Phnom Penh and tap up to 40 million dollars for training, equipment, and replacement aircraft, funded from the military aid budget.
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Cambodia
Wield
Appropriations
Setaw Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Law Nol
Frank Charl
Ob Dahv
Phom Penh
State Department
Cambhodia
Cambouta
Nixon
Senate
Laos
Slaying of Onaha Officer Sparks Race Charge Fallout
Report details arrests connected to the murder of Officer Onaha, naming 16 year old Duane Polk and co-defendant David L. Hic as suspects. The NCCP chief notes a national pacifist campaign and Black Panther link as authorities pursue leads amid ongoing manhunts.
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Eagtant Oy
Johermal
Duane Polk
David L. Hic
Constants
Monday Rice
NCCP
Black Panther Navy
Qingdra Ebayler
Agnew Seeks Military Aid for South Korea Meet
Vice President Spiro Agnew met with South Korea's Park Chung-hee to discuss U.S. offer of two F-4 Phantom squadrons and $200 million in military hardware as North Korea fears rise amid troop withdrawals. Congress must approve funds.
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Seoul
Spiro Agnew
Park Chung Lee
U.S
Agnew
South Korea
Congress
Park
Svoul
Kimpo
Guam
Johnson
Tansfer
Aly
Hutt
Navy
Mideast peace talks open with separate ambassador meetings
The United States begins peace discussions by meeting each of the three ambassadors in the 300 foot office at the United Nations. No plan for joint sessions is announced. Officials hope talks may advance to foreign ministers later, but no procedure is fixed. The Nixon administration weighs Mulbright's peace proposal while remaining noncommittal on guaranteeing Israel's borders after withdrawal.
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Meanwillle
Nixon
J W. Mulbright
Israel
Wilbright
Senate Foreign Relations Camimillec
Senate
Robert FP. Griffin
Michigan
Sem Griffin
Parents Eld Their Kids Sold Pot in School
In San Luis Obispo a judge ordered state hospital psychiatrist Dr Wiley H Billingsley and his wife Diane to state institutions for diagnosis after they pleaded guilty to marijuana charges. Proceedings were suspended for diagnostic studies with 90 day commitments to Chino and Corona facilities.
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Superior Court
Richard Harris
Wiley H. Billingsley
Atascadery State Hospital
Diane
Billingsley
Chino
Corona
Salad Bowl Strike Strains Salinas Valley Harvest
Hundreds of pickets gathered at union headquarters before dawn as the strike shut down much of lettuce and other produce in the Salinas Valley. The walkout involved about three dozen farms with Teamsters representing canning and packing workers and UFWOC to organize field workers. In Santa Maria area, 1000 workers rallied at Guadalupe Park and set up pickets at several farms while about 125 Filipina workers remained on the job.
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Tom Wnion
Federal State Marketing News Service
Teamsters
Ufwwoc
Umion
Salinas Valley
UPWOC
Santa Maria
Swnrise
Guadalupe Park
Oceana
Arroyo Grande
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Chavee
Chavez
Widow seeks 4.2 million in narcotics raid death
The widow of Henry H. Dyer sues Vernon city, Los Angeles County, California and five officers for wrongful death after a ceiling collapse during a narcotics raid killed Dyer. She seeks 4.2 million for herself and two children plus 10 000 for others in the room amid claims of negligent handling of firearms and misconduct.
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Pace
Verdon
Whittier
Los Apvelos County
United Proposes Higher In-State Plane Fares
United Airlines asks the California Public Utilities Commission to raise commuter fares within the state. Proposals range from three cents to $1.27 with tax rounded to the next dollar as allowed by the Civil Aeronautics Board. Fares listed include Los Angeles to San Francisco Bay Area, San Diego to Los Angeles, and other intra state routes.
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California Public Utilities Commission
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Board
Los Angeles
San Francisco Bay Area
San Diego
Sacramento
Man Pleads in Judge Murder Plot Case At Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Superior Court, a Canoga Park man pleaded to contest in a case alleging a plot to murder Judge Alfred Gitelson. The indictment lists George Clements and others tied to the plan, with undercover officers involved and separate transactions cited. The district attorney outlined violent charges as two more defendants await trial.
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Ian
Hos Angeles
Alfred Gitelson
George TH. Clements
Malcolm Lucas
Clements
Cilelsan
Los Angeleta
Claments
Adentien
Bynnts
Garyange
Charies
Robert
Lehinstat
Topanga
Schuman
Findercover
Gitelson
Lelterman
Fake bomb threat evacuates Escondido Bank of America
An anonymous caller demanded money from the Bank of America on Chard Avenue in Escondido. Police and firefighters evacuated the branch after a false device, described as a shoebox filled with sand and water bottles, was found. bomb disposal teams from San Diego confirmed it was fake.
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UPL
Bank of America
FBI
Tie
Ad Ofteet
F Hremen
Fi. Rosecrans
San Diego
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