U S Exiles Soviet Writer Orekhov Over Alleged Activities
The State Department orders Boris M. Orekhov, Pravda New York correspondent, expelled from the United States as retaliation for Moscow’s visa denial to Time Moscow correspondent Stanley Cloud. Orekhov is warned to depart within two weeks.
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Cambodia Mobilizes Amid Fighting in Vietnam and Arms Flow
Cambodian officials announce universal mobilization for ages 18 to 60 as Phnom Penh reports a major American arms shipment. In South Vietnam, U S units clash with communist forces near Oudong and 65 miles northeast of Saigon. Casualties include five Americans dead and ten wounded. weekly American deaths total 80 with 643 wounded overall.
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House Votes to Override Nixon on Hospital Aid
The House passed a liberalized extension of the Hill Burton Hospital Act on a 279 98 vote, sending it to the Senate for a two thirds approval over Nixon's veto. The measure aims to fund hospital construction with a $2.76 billion grant and loan package, while also approving $250 million in housing subsidies.
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Middle East battles widen as U.S. peace plan looms
Israelis and Arabs clash on Egyptian Syrian and Jordanian fronts as U S efforts for Middle East peace face stiff opposition. Nasser rejects concessions and vows no halt to crossing the Suez Canal when opportunity arises. Egypt to receive Soviet aircraft. Israeli air sorties target Damascus outskirts and down a Syrian MIG 21.
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Draft Board Protests and Resigns After High Court Ruling
Five Kosciuko County Indiana draft board members resigned in protest after the Supreme Court expanded conscientious objection grounds. They argued the decision makes the Selective Service Act unworkable and unenforceable as draft-age men increasingly file CO papers.
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Sidney Genders makes 6000 mile sea voyage prove age is only a number
Sidney Genders, 51, from Birmingham England, completed a 6000 mile voyage in 166 rowing days after leaving England September 1. Genders says he grew fitter, faced job-search hurdles at 50, and arrived in Miami without family to greet him. He had closed a construction firm to begin the journey.
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