Renewed Red assault on Kampong Thom province capital
Cambodian and South Vietnamese airstrikes aided by Viet Cong reinforcements pressed a heavy attack on Kompong Thom eight miles north of Phnom Penh. Cambodian troops cleared the rail line to Battambang but warned trains would not run until security measures are in place. The Nixon administration voiced grave concern over Phnom Penh’s fate as fighting raged across the region.
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House Votes Mail Reform and Pay Hike
The House passed a sweeping postal reform bill to modernize the Post Office into an independent government commission with a 8 percent raise for strike threatening workers. A Senate version differed, likely to be considered after Cambodia debates. The plan includes a rate board and congressional veto power within 90 days.
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Stokely Carmichael Testifies in Secret Senate Session
Stokely Carmichael invoked the 5th Amendment 47 times during a March 25 secret session of the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee led by Sen. Strom Thurmond. He refused to discuss Cuba Puerto Rico and contacts with various groups while claiming no knowledge of recent public building bombings. The transcript was released on Thursday.
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Dead Allen dies prompts family to explain the truth
Associates of the late evangelist A A Allen press new explanations as they confirm his death in San Francisco on June 11. Letters Allen sent before dying deny rumors of his death and were mailed after his passing. Tape messages from Allen complicate the public record about his death and illness.
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Hughes Wins Final Approval To Buy Harolds Club
Mystery billionaire Hughes wins unanimous Nevada Gaming Commission approval for 11.5 million Harolds Club purchase in Reno. He already owns six casinos in Las Vegas and now controls a stake in Nevada gambling, with an estimated 15 percent of the state’s 550 million annual wagers.
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