Nixon seeks fifty million aid for Cambodia military program
The Nixon administration drafts a fifty million dollar military aid plan for Cambodia to bolster Premier Sihanouk against Communist forces, aiming to aid without direct American combat. Earlier arms shipments totaled forty million, and Fulbright warned of a growing U S presence as embassy staff nearly quadroupled.
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National unrest and federal actions across topics
Reports describe violent clashes amid protests with demands for police removal and amnesty. FTC orders breakfast cereal industry probe into pricing and competition. Senators seek end to the draft with a 1971 volunteer military plan. Health Security Program proposes universal care funded by taxes. U S plans for Israel include a cease fire proposal and naval moves as Israeli airstrikes continue.
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Women Power at U N Dinner Honors Shirley Temple Black
The White House invited prominent women for a U N anniversary dinner led by President Nixon. Guests include Shirley Temple Black and delegates Angie Brooks Rita House Jean Picker and Elizabeth Koontz. Other items note a London to Bombay flight ban on women by a Hindu guru and various personal tributes.
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Liberia
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Rita House
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Human Rights Commission
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Social Development Commission
Elizabeth Koontz
U.N. Commission On the Status of Women
London
Bombay
Miss Universe pageant gathers 64 contestants in Miami Beach
The pageant draws 64 queens from around the world for a week of events at Miami Beach. Contenders include Miss Ireland who used to play football and now teaches judo, Miss Aruba Linda Richardson caring for her kittens, Miss Japan Jun Shimta da the Tokyo high jump champion, and Miss U.S.A. Debbie Shelton from Norfolk. Judges feature Earl Wilson and Pearl Bailey.
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Aruba
Japan
Miami Beach
Rita Doherty
Enniskillen
Norfolk, Va
The Groom's A Lady The Groom's A Lady
Two Louisville women apply for a marriage license as a legal ruling is awaited. Tracy Knight and Marjorie Ruth Jones say homosexuals deserve equal rights and had a private ceremony in Lexington before seeking legal recognition.
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Tracy Knight
Marjorie Ruth Jones
Lexington
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