Allies maul Reds in Cambodia drive clashes tally casualties
A 10,000 man South Vietnamese armored task force opened a new allied front into Cambodia and claimed 172 Communist dead on Monday after 211 killed in the initial Sunday thrust. Across the region, refugees flee Cambodia as fighting continues and China cancels ambassadorial talks with the United States over Cambodia actions. The report notes 47,000 Vietnamese refugees with 20,000 more expected, and broader regional tensions rise including Israel warning over Suez defenses and a Gibraltar collision affecting the Raffaelo liner.
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Senate filibuster looms on Cambodia vote
Senate debate over the Cambodia incursion faces a possible three to four week delay as Republicans signal filibuster. If drawn out, final action could push past June and complicate House action before troop withdrawal.
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Armstrong quits NASA to take Washington post
Neil Armstrong announces he will leave the astronaut corps to become deputy associate NASA administrator of aeronautics in Washington. He cites reservations about leaving colleagues at Manned Spacecraft Center but says it is not permanent. Armstrong, 39, helped Apollo 11 reach the moon after earlier X-15 and Gemini 8 flights.
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