Viet Cong Hold Key Positions In Cambodian Mountain Fight
U.S.-trained mercenaries pressed through slope areas toward Kim Rom while Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces held two major positions near a villa linked to Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Elsewhere in South Vietnam, skirmishes were minor and U.S. forces continued troop reductions with two squadrons deactivated near Bien Hoa and Phan Rang.
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Senate Hawks Draft War Curbs On Cambodian Aid
Senate Armed Services Committee adopted restric tive language to block the Defense Department from using funds to support Cambodian government operations or programs through third country forces. The move aligns hawks with doves against U S military involvement in Cambodia.
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Subversives Panel Reopens Bid to Label Groups Communist Fronts
Justice Department asks the Subversive Activities Control Board to designate two New York based groups, the Young Workers League and the Center for Market Education, as Communist fronts. The board, created in 1950, last handled such requests in 1966 for the DuBois Clubs.
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Justice Department
Supreme Court
Trade quotas shift faces congressional scrutiny
The House Ways and Means committee approved a broad trade bill to impose mandatory import quotas on textiles and shoes and to bar other products using a new quota trigger formula. Nixon officials expressed dismay as the administration reluctantly backed textiles quotas. The bill proposes a shift from tariff barriers to quotas, altering 35 years of trade policy.
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Nixon Administration
Preston Foster Dies at 69 Actor Known for Film and TV Roles
Veteran actor Preston Foster died in La Jolla after a long illness at age 69. He rose from Broadway to Hollywood in the 1930s, starring in films such as The Last Mile and North West Mounted Police before becoming an early TV star on The Waterfront and The Gunslinger. He is survived by his daughter Stephanie and his second wife Sheilah Darcy.
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Dodgers Chief Walter O Malley Joins Union Bank Board
Walter O Malley president of the Los Angeles Dodgers was elected Tuesday to the board of directors of Union Bank in Los Angeles. Thirty young actors playing Marine recruits had heads shaved at 20th Century Fox Studios Tuesday and were paid an extra $100 each for the loss of their hair for the ABC movie Tribes. Darren McGavin watched as Sam Ben Ami shaved the actors after four takes.
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Rich Blonde Mrs Xavier Cugat Wins Jury Award at Bimbos Case
Charo, 27, suing owner of Bimbo's in San Francisco for 100000 was awarded 132310 by a Superior Court jury after slipping on stage and ending her concert guitar career. Her husband also sued for lost principal attraction and was awarded 14900. he sought 34000.
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Hero at Home Plan For Brownsville Soldier Accused
Brownsville officials plan a red carpet welcome for Army Sgt. Esequiel Torres accused of murdering four Vietnamese civilians. The Brownsville Chamber of Commerce announced the airport reception as Torres faces a trial at Fort Benning, Georgia. Al Trevino of the American Legion says Torres and his lawyer will come to raise defense funds.
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Esequiel Torres
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