U.S. Pilots Reported Bombing Deep in Cambodia
The Defense Department acknowledged that U S pilots on counterinsurgency duties have flown bombing missions in Cambodia. Officials noted Bronco OV-10 aircraft refueled at Phnom Penh and may support Cambodian forces or curb supplies, with White House saying no bombing after June 30 except to stop flows.
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UPI
Defense Department
U. S
Cambodia
Jerry W. Friedheim
Defense
Saigon
Phnom Penh
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Kompong Thom
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Friedheim
Tonkin resolution and Senate moves in Indochina policy
The Tonkin Gulf resolve faced swift passage in August 1964 amid clashes with North Vietnamese PT boats. Senate debate sliced to a vote on repeal amid hawk dove pressure, with Rep. Dole pushing repeal as part of foreign military sales bill. Cooper-Church amendment sought to halt funds for Cambodia after July 1, and Republicans aim to end the Indochina row by pressuring the McGovern-Hatfield withdrawal plan.
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Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Senate
House of Representatives
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Tonkin
J. William Fullbright
D-Ark
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maderin
House
Cooper- Church
Cambodia
Cooper-Church
United States
Indochina
Tonkin Gulf
Community appeals aid through Church World Service
The Church World Service directs donations to earthquake hit Peru with centers at First Church of the Brethren in Downey and First United Presbyterian in Long Beach. Readers ask about delayed Kellogg’s mug and bowl rewards, foster parent adoption rules, and creating home sound effects with library resources.
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Church World Service
CWS
Peru
First Church of the Brethren
Magnolia Ave
First United Presbyterian Church
E. Fifth St
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Downey
A. Roma Wilbrandt
Kelloggs
Battle Creek
Mich
Welfare Department
R. L
Huntington Beach
L. A
Norwalk
Pacific Avenue
Ocean Boulevard
Imperial Highway
Mansfield urges Nixon to curb inflation and recession risk
Senate leader Mansfield attacks price hikes by steel firms and calls for presidential intervention to reorient government spending from defense to a stronger economy. He notes inflation and unemployment threaten Americans and cites past action by President Kennedy to push industry price rollbacks.
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Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Mansfield
Senate
Hugh Scott
Congress
Berkeley to Defy Busing Law
Berkeley's superintendent Dr. Richard L. Foster says the district will continue busing for desegregation despite a bill banning mandatory busing. He stresses the program serves California's children and rejects supposed Sacramento racist action. The Assembly approved the bill 49 to 18. Senate passage and Reagan signature anticipated.
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Berkeley
UPI
Richard L. Foster
Foster
California
Sacramento
Assembly
Downey
Floyd Wakefield
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Noontime Kidnapper Suspected in Beach Park Abduction
A long police search ended when Jody Robertson was found after a noontime kidnapping scare at the park. Investigators believe the “noontime kidnapper” may be active again as summer returns and more children are out, with officers interviewing witnesses and tracking possible suspects.
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Susan Sanchez
Becky
Lori Graham
Lynett
Lt. Roberts
Jody
Tim
Long Beach
Robertson
Ozbourn
Red Cross
Fryer
Independent, Press-Telegram
Public Safety
Civil Defense
Explorer Post
Citizens
American Airlines Kids fly nonstop to the East Coast
The airline promises a child friendly summer trip with meals ice cream sundaes hot dogs or spaghetti and meatballs and fried chicken plus Junior pilot and stewardess wings puzzles comic books and Astro Color cartoons featuring Casper Bugs Bunny and Road Runner.
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American Airlines,Inc
Bugs Bunny
Wilee
Casper
East Coast
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