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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1970

Page

2

Laird Says South Vietnamese Lead Cambodia Raids Plan

Secretary Laird and Adm. Moorer testified on Cambodian operations and U.S. roles. They said South Vietnam would handle future raids into Cambodia, not the United States, as date lines and withdrawal plans shaped actions. They noted Cambodian approval was tentative and emphasized August or September as key junctures for judging campaign success.

Daniel K. Inouye D-Hawaii United States Cambodia Laird U.S Inouye Lon Nok Lon Nol Hawaii Moorer Norodom Sihanouk National Security Council South Vietnam Sirport

Senate debate on war powers amendment gains support

The article details McGovern's push for the Cooper Church amendment to share presidential war-making power with Congress, including a TV broadcast funded by supporters. White House officials and other senators weighed in on potential changes, with expectations of passage unclear and fundraising ongoing for the TV spot.

NBC McGovern Congress White House Gerald L. Warret Cooper- Church Scott

Gavin Sees Specter of Red China

Retired Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin warned the United States risks a war with Communist China over the Cambodia incursion. He testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that delaying Southeast Asia involvement worsens the chance of confrontation and urged avoiding war with Red China. Gavin, a 32 year veteran and former ambassador to France, predicted a renewed Korean War if China is drawn into conflict.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Republica Hugh Scott Pennsylvania White House Foreign Relations Committee United States Scott White Houses Washington UPI James M. Gavin U. S Cambodia China Gavin France

Ky voices prolonged Cambodian role in war

Gen Ky, in a black flying suit, declares South Vietnam will assist Cambodia for months to organize and expand armed forces. He outlines 16,000 troops plus air and naval support, notes fluid war aims, and signals willingness to fight without American advisers while backing Lon Nol’s government.

Cambodia Saigon South Vietnam Phnom Penh Nixon Lon Nol Nguyen van Thieu Carabona

Students clash as Kent State killings probe urged

Siste and city police with National Guardsmen swept the University of South Carolina campus at night. Dozens of students threw rocks and firecrackers. several injured. In Albany, antiwar demonstrators blocked federal building entrances, disrupting mail service. Nationwide protests continued amid Kent State deaths and other violence. Finch backed a high level commission to probe Kent State. Pell and Allen endorsed more campus campaigning time and optional calendars.

Finch Kent Cambodia Kent State Albany N.Y Federal Building Kent State University Augusta Washington FBI

Lava Lite mystery rests on eleven chemicals not identification

In a Q and A from Long Beach readers, Lava-Simplex International notes Lava Lite relies on a blend of eleven chemicals. later, a beach tar query explains tar origins from natural seepage and spills, with cleaning solvent guidance. A retired postal worker asks about lost Civil Service retirement checks and is advised to write the Treasury Bureau of Accounts with CSA number for a replacement.

Long Beach Lava-Simplex International Chicago TIL England Craven Walker William Rubenstein Lava Simplex Bolsa Chica State Beach P.K Buena Park California Riga State Lands Commission Civil Service Commission A.e.d San Pedro Treasury Department Bureau of Accounts Washington T.C Cyl Service Commission Commission Los Angeles

Soft Whiskey and Friends Calvert Ad Touts Three Brands

An ad promotes Calvert products with Friendly tone referencing Calvert Extra Soft Whiskey Canadian Lord Calvert and Passport Scotch. It invites readers to ask a bartender for these items on the racks highlighting smooth taste and Highlands origin.

Lord Calvert Scotland Highlands

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