Information on starting a diesel trucking business
Readers seek guidance on launching a small trucking enterprise. Overdrive Roadmasters offer advice amid a tough market, with comments from Jeffrey Wood on poor odds. The piece cites contact details in Los Angeles and notes subscriptions to Overdrive magazine.
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Overdrive
Evacuation Begins From Stranded Icebreaker Glacier
Heli copters start moving civilian scientists and some crew from the crippled Glacier wedged in Antarctic ice near McMurdo Sound. Three California sea cadets are flown to Burton Island for training as Glacier crews depart to Buenos Aires after partial evacuation due to limited food and fuel.
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Mansfield Opposes More Cambodian Aid
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said he remained unconvinced that additional military assistance to the Cambodian government will prevent a Communist takeover. The remarks were made in Washington amid ongoing debate over U.S. policy in Southeast Asia.
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Sadat says peace talks will be hard but possible
In Aswan Sadat and Kissinger held a mixed posture on a new peace round. Sadat warned of a tougher negotiation than January 1974 disengagement, while Kissinger urged progress for regional stability. Draft proposals were prepared, and Egypt signaled canal reopening linked to further Israeli withdrawal beyond 13 miles east of the Suez Canal.
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CIA Miami base ran world’s largest outside Langley says Herald
The Miami Herald reports that in the 1960s the CIA operated a vast Miami South Campus base dubbed by ex agents as a major armada. The 1571 acre site housed 400 officers in clandestine services with Cuban exile operatives and a 200 man secret police unit. The unit awaited orders to back a pro US ministry in Cuba and was disbanded by 1969.
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Langley
Clandestine Services Branch
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Cuba
the Herald
Ministry of the Interior
Lon Nol May Quit as Rebels Intensify Attacks in Cambodia
Cambodian political observers see renewed pressure for Lon Nol to resign as rebel activity grows and U S aid delays complicate peace talks. Sihanouk refuses to negotiate while Lon Nol remains in power, with the lower house urging a stricter war policy and military effectiveness.
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Lon Nol
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