International flare sparks near Saigon and beyond
Turbulent taunting across Asia and the Middle East with shelling of Tay Ninh Camp near Saigon and Siret Bround attack along Tay Ninh city’s outskirts. U S troop levels show a notable drop nationwide while Nixon’s withdrawal pace remains unchanged. Also reports of Israeli air actions along the Suez Canal and Khartoum’s suppression of a rebel insurrection. Argentina acknowledges a police officer’s involvement in a failed Soviet diplomat kidnapping bid. Soviet Union outlines intercontinental missiles with three reentry vehicles as missiles land near Japan.
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Tay Ninh
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Ren Keo
TLS
Leas
Military Sales to Israel Revealed
Washington disclosed that Israel bought a shipload of surplus U S military gear from Europe last fall including half tracks artillery and tank parts shipped from Belgium in January The department also noted Nationalist China received surplus aircraft artillery and four destroyers valued at 157 million Dollars in a prior period Officials said such sales and gifts occur periodically from stocks declared surplus by American commanders worldwide
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Liberal Abortion Bill Beaten in New York Assembly
In Albany the New York Assembly defeated by three votes a bill removing all abortion restrictions in the first six months. Supporters claimed a tie could be broken, as three absentees indicated possible yes votes and Speaker Duryea signaled a vote for a tie. The measure mirrored a Senate bill freeing abortion rules across the state.
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Beverly Hills votes to rehire ousted chief amid split council
Beverly Hills City Council votes 3-2 to consider rehiring police chief Joseph Kimble, ousted over alleged liberal policies. Leopold switches stance for the good of the community as others deny changed positions. Also reported are Nixon family travel updates, a San Francisco judge ordering reinstatement in a 1958 case, and various local incidents and entertainment notes.
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