Jets Hit Fleeing Reds in Cambodia During Bombing
American bombers struck inside Cambodia on Wednesday targeting North Vietnamese troops who fled across the border after attacking Tuyen Binh town. About 150 enemy soldiers were killed. 14 South Vietnamese died. The action marked a second Cambodian cross border attack in 20 weeks. NATO plan gives U.S. president sole right to press nuclear button. Israeli artillery raid into Lebanon leaves 12 Arab guerrillas dead, third raid in three months. East European leaders meet at Kremlin over West Germany relations. MIRV discussions push for three month moratorium to halt tests. Hawaii issues dangerous surf warning after 50 foot waves hit north and west coasts.
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Churches Urge Massacre Probe by U N or International Body
National Council of Churches urged a full inquiry into Vietnam civilian killings by U S troops, seeking UN or other international action. Separate items note Northwest Airlines strike threats and TWU actions, plus AMA calls for stronger government funding for poor and indigent health care.
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National hunger draft seeks guaranteed income for families
A White House conference draft proposes a national hunger emergency and a guaranteed annual income of 5500 for a family of four. Delegates will vote by voice to recommend feeding all hungry Americans this winter. Sen. Eugene McCarthy urged a White House rump session to press the Nixon administration to act now. In Congress Rep. Carl Perkins withdrew a bill to extend the ant i poverty program, arguing that state control would end the effort.
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Narcotics Abuse Targeted by Nixon and Governors
President Nixon and key aides pressed governors to unite against narcotics and drug abuse calling it the 20th century plague. A day-long conference featured cabinet briefings and personal testimonies from those affected. Attorney General Mitchell urged passage of stricter state laws enabling police entry to search for illegal drugs.
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Panther Arrests Leader for Nixon Threat at Rally
Secret Service agents arrested Black Panther Party chief of staff David Hilliard in San Francisco on a charge he threatened President Nixon at a November 15 antiwar rally before a federal grand jury indictment. Hilliard, 27, held on $30,000 bail for a plea hearing set December 17, after remarks to about 85,000 at Golden Gate Park declaring intent to kill Nixon.
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Nixon Presents Moon Handout at White House Drug Conference
President Nixon quips that he delivers on promises and awards each attending governor a plaque with a flag carried to the moon by Apollo 11 astronauts and tiny lunar surface samples. The gesture marks the White House meeting on drugs with space memorabilia.
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