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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1970

Page

1

Nixon plan questioned by NATO allies on Cambodia pullout

The article reports NATO allies doubting the Nixon administration pledge to withdraw from Cambodia by June 30, with Laird asserting the timetable will be met as the Navy is expected to hand over Vietnam duties to the Vietnamese navy soon and US moves to counter Soviet naval power in the region.

Italy Llard NATO Nixon Cambodia U.S Vietnam Laird Red Sea Indian Ocean U.S. Pacific

Salk to Wed Picasso Mistress Francoise Gilot in Paris

Dr. Jonas Salk 55 plans to wed Francoise Gilot 48 in Paris on July 9. Gilot, once Picasso’s mistress, bears two Picasso children. Salk, director at the Institute for Biological Studies, was separated from his wife Donna in 1957 and divorced in 1968. He recently faced heart pains and moved to La Jolla with the institute bearing his name.

Jonas Salk Paris Francoise Gilot Pablo Picasso Salk la Jolla Institute For Biological Studies Europe Donna New York Miss Gilot Claude Ruiz-Picasso Paloma Claude Picasso U.S. Court of Military Review Edwin Arnett U.S Arnett

International turmoil rattles Phnom Penh and London campaigns

Jittery Phnom Penh tightens ring around the capital after trains are seized and a provincial capital falls to Viet Cong forces. A grenade blast wounds two. officials cite an accidental US grenade. In London, Wilson and Heath wage a final vote push amid fear of an economic crisis with polls favoring Wilson.

EL Paso Tex Air Force U.S. 62 US. 180 Here William Beaumont General Hospital Texas Department of Public Safety Lockheed Aircraft Phnom Penh Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk London Harold Wilson Labor Party Edward Heath Wilson Heath Britain

King Hussein Blames Foreign Enemies for Jordan Violence

Jordan's King Hussein accused foreign enemies of provoking last week's deadly clashes between Jordanian troops and Arab guerrillas. He said the crisis has a foreign origin and warned the nation faces a difficult period, while offering no firm attribution of blame.

Amman Jordan Hussein U.S

Arabian Sea Next for Pacific Fleet

Secretary Melvin Laird said the U S Pacific fleet will offset the Soviet navy in the Arabian Sea once American ships are relieved from Indo China duty. The 6th Fleet now patrols the Mediterranean while the 7th Fleet operates off Indochina.

USS Franklin Roosevelt Melvin Laird U.S. Pacific Fleet Arabian Sea Indochina Arabian Peninsula India U.S. 6Th Fleet Mediterranean U.S. 7Th Fleet Indochinese Vietnams Laos Cambodia Laird 6Th Fleet

Lobbyist Voloshen Pleads Guilty In Influence Scheme

Nathan Voloshen, 71, pleaded guilty to using Speaker John McCormack's Washington office to push influence peddling for clients. The plea leaves aide Martin Sweig on trial in New York on conspiracy and perjury charges. Voloshen faces up to 20 years. McCormack retires this year after 42 years in the House.

Gaunt Gray Nathan Voloshen John McCormack Washington McCormack Martin Sweig New York Voloshen Sweig Massachusetts

Fair Game As Byrne says honeymoon ends with first parking ticket

Thomas Byrne, who resigned as St. Paul mayor after two terms, told reporters the honeymoon is over and he has received his first parking ticket in four years.

Thomas Byrne St. Paul, Minn

Sukarno Hospitalized for Kidney Ailment

Former Indonesian president Sukarno was hospitalized Tuesday for treatment of a kidney ailment, according to his first wife Madame Fatmawati who spoke on Wednesday.

Sukarno Madame Fatmawati

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