Public split on Laos invasion and Vietnam troop withdrawal
A national poll of 1620 households reports 42 percent disapprove of South Vietnamese forces entering Laos with US air support to cut North Vietnamese supply lines, while 39 percent approve. The public also splits 41 percent for sending troops into Cambodia with US air support and fears Laos fighting will delay troop withdrawal.
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Martha Mitchell Pushes Lindsay to Switch for President
Martha Mitchell urges Mayor John V. Lindsay to switch from Republican to Democratic and run for president. She signs as defender of America with employment in New York Washington and points north and south and lists age over 36. The New York Daily News poll shows 53 to 47 in favor of switching and 70 to 30 against his White House bid.
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Phone rate cut trims long distance fees
New York based UPI reports a rate reduction for telephone calls from the United States to India. The price drops from $15 to $12 for the first three minutes and from $5 to 84 cents per additional minute. The changes apply to advertising rates and other services outlined by the company.
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