Cambodian Fronts Push Toward Prey Veng Amid Mekong Drift
North Vietnamese troops mass near Prey Veng Cambodia as another force drives along the eastern Mekong bank within sight of Phnom Penh. A six foot Soviet rocket was found near the capital. In Laos and Hue area fighting persists. Thai tensions rise as Tonkin vote looms and Tokyo sees mass anti government protests. Toronto mail service slows amid contract fight.
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Supreme Court upholds pre trial statements cross examined
The Supreme Court ruled 7 1 that pre trial witness statements may be tied at trial if cross examination is possible, upholding a California law and rejecting claims it violates the accuser's rights. The decision also extends one man one vote to allow non payers of real estate taxes to vote on general obligation bonds.
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Chicago 7 lawyer charged after Toronto university brawl
Right wing activist group members filed assault warrants in Toronto against William Kunstler, Chicago 7 defense attorney, following a brawl at the University of Toronto Convocation Hall. Kunstler’s status and possible extradition were debated as others protested his Canadian admittance.
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Prince Charles earns Cambridge degree by examination
Prince Charles, at 21, becomes the first heir to the British throne to earn a college degree by examination. Cambridge University confirms he completed the BA in history with honors after passing oral and written tests despite critics doubting his academic stamina. Lord Butler lauds the result as very good.
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Judge expunges Baltimore inquiry and cites limited charges
Judge Roszel C Thomsen ordered expungement of a grand jury report linking Baltimore Contractor Victor Frenkil and Baltimore Contractors Inc to national figures. A Justice Department memo said no formal charges would be filed due to insufficient evidence. The summary named Sen Russell Long and Rep Hale Boggs in alleged influence for $8 million in extra payments on the Rayburn House garage project.
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Lyndon Johnsons Wife In Austin Traffic Incident
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson faced traffic tickets after a minor collision in Austin Texas on a Tuesday. Police reported her car sustained about 800 to 900 dollars in damage with a rear door and fender crumpled near her daughter’s home. The other driver Steve Gary Smart 22 of Austin had about 150 dollars damage. Two Secret Service men were at the scene and Mrs Johnson offered to stay if needed.
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Mae West Draws Huge Broadway Mob For New York Comeback
Mae West visits New York for the premiere of Myra Breckinridge drawing a massive crowd outside the Criterion Theater. More than 10 000 fans, many teens, press and police monitor the scene as officers guard West’s arrival and prevent disturbances over her gown.
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Pope Paul VI urges aid to third world to avert wars
Pope Paul VI closes seventh year with a call for international help to develop the third world and raise living standards to prevent outbreaks of rage. He warns backward peoples could explode unless developed nations act. President Nixon accepts the resignation of U S ambassador to Colombia Jack Hood Vaughn for personal reasons after one year. Vaughn had previously led the Peace Corps under President Johnson.
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