Cambodian Troops recapture key village in six day battle
Cambodian forces retook the strategic resort village of Kirirom after a six day clash with Communist troops. Fire damaged Chalet d Etat, former resort of exiled Prince Norodom Sihanouk, as both sides fought on jungle slopes near Highway 4 between Phnom Penh and Kompong Som.
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Nixon administration launches antismog engine program
Washington announced a five year plan to develop two low pollution engine options by 1975 with private industry expected to yield cars before 1980. The program costs 45 million dollars, nine million this year, funded by research contracts and incentives.
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John Brogan
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Agnew Watch Charity Rows Over Watch Proceeds
Spiro Agnew accepted 25000 from two novelty firms for charity in a deal tied to sales of Spiro Agnew wristwatches. Funds go to National League of Families of American Prisoners Missing in Southeast Asia and the American Indian Self-Help Program, with Varsity House handling tees. a separate 5000 went to the charity group as well. Some parties critique the arrangement while Daguerre Dougherty sues over profits.
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Korean War Hero Warns Against Troop Withdrawals
Maj. Gen. William Dean, 70, former commanding general of U.S. ground troops in Korea and former POW, said in San Francisco that withdrawing or reducing U.S. troops would be very tragic and could invite a new invasion by North Korea. He lives in Berkeley and received honorary citizenship of Taejon in a ceremony with the Korean consulate.
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Geologist sues UA over denied doctorate over flood belief
A geologist sues the University of Arizona claiming rejection of his doctorate was due to professors’ alleged allergy to religion over the biblical flood. Difford Burdick says he pursued adjudication after years of trying to reason with faculty. The university calls belief in the flood bad science.
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Difford Burdick
Tucson
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