American Helicopter Crews Hit Red Positions In North Vietnam
American helicopter gunship crews killed 13 Communist soldiers in two strafing runs in the far northern South Vietnam front. In Cambodia, North Vietnamese troops ambushed a Cambodian navy patrol 42 miles northwest of Phnom Penh. Casualties were reported, with no American losses. South Vietnamese and Cambodian spokesmen detailed multiple clashes and a large infiltration-corridor operation began July 25 amid ongoing fighting in the region.
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Saigon
API
South Vietnam
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Khe Sanh
Cam la
Mekong Delta
Cuun Mau
Phuan Penh
Tonle Sap River
Nso
Kompong Som
First Gas Shipment Moved to Johnston Island
The first of five shiploads of nerve and mustard gas arrived at Johnston Island for storage. The 5,400 tons were carried from Okinawa by Navy transport, part of Operation Red Hat to remove chemical and biological weapons. The next four shipments will occur over the following 55 days, continuing the Okinawa disposal program that began with January’s 150 ton first shipment.
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Johnston Island
No Charges For Climbers At Buckingham Palace Wall
Two men and a girl scaled the Buckingham Palace wall prompting a police response. They were detained briefly at Cannon Row station and then released without charges after a few hours. Police called the act improper but declined to press charges. The incident followed a motorist alert in London.
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London
Weak quake shakes Sapporo and Hokkaido outskirts
A minor earthquake struck southern and eastern Hokkaido with no damage or injuries reported. The epicenter was near Urakawa, and tremors reached minor intensities in Arakawa Hirro Obihiro and Hakodate as police and observatories tracked the event. Meanwhile a U S official planned to visit Cairo to discuss reopening the Suez Canal with a plan for an unlimited cease fire and a light Egyptian troop presence.
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Sapporo
Japan
UPI
Hokkaidi
Sapporo Regional Observatory
Urakawa
Hokkaido
Arakawa
Hirro
Obihiro
Hakodate
Jerusalem
API
Joseph Jsisca
Cairo
Israel
Suez Canal
Jerusalem Post
Subversives Board Expansion Gets OK
The Senate approved a 450000 dollar funding boost to expand the Subversive Activities Control Board and the transfer of the communist list to SACB. Nixon seeks investigation of 25 organizations while debate questions the executive order’s future in court. Separately, the Senate cut 7.8 million in U.S. dues to the ILO over a Russian deputy chief.
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SACB
Nixon
Attorney General
Supreme Court
Senate
U.S
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International Labor Organization
Wyoming Hunters May Have Sounded Eagle Death Knell
Casper and Washington testimony linked hunters to the deaths of 570 to 810 eagles in Wyoming and Colorado, threatening the Bald eagle population. Federal investigators found decayed carcasses near Saratoga, and sources warn the loss may be irreversible for the national bird in the region.
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Wyoming
Casper
Wyo
UPI
Colorado
John Turner
Turner
John B. Vogan
Murray
Utah
Senate Environmental Appropriations
Washington, D.C
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Audubon Society
Oliver Scott
Subcommittee
Scott
Pennsylvania Stays Broke Without School Subsidy Bill
Harrisburg pa. UpI reports the state has no legal spending power after emergency stop gap appropriations expired at midnight. The House approved another stop gap measure but the Senate took no action and Gov. Shapp refuses to sign. Legislators will not act on a budget or income tax until a school subsidy bill passes.
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UPI
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Senate
Milton J. Shapp
General Assembly
Selective Service
Congress
Lottery Set For Thursday In Draft Drum Lottery
Washington report details the Selective Service draft lottery to be held Thursday at 10 am EBT in the Commerce auditorium. Two wrapped plastic drums hold 366 capsules for days and dates, scrambled and loaded under guard to determine draft order for men born in 1952.
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Washington
UPS
White House
Selective Service System
Department of Commerce
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Selective Service Youth Advisory Committee
Draft revision bill delay predicted in Congress
House leaders moved to passage a bill extending the draft through two years and boosting pay by 2.4 billion dollars a year. Senate sources say action before the recess is slim, risking inductions starting again in October and delaying any end of the draft to 1973 as administration goals.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Rules
Campaign Spending Limitation For Senate Action Today
The Senate may complete action on a potential first campaign spending reform in 46 years amid debate over repealing the equal time proviso of the 1934 act. The bill sets spending caps for radio, TV, and non-broadcast media, creates a six member bipartisan Federal Elections Commission, and envisions public reporting. Pennsylvania Senator Pastore leads Democrats seeking more equalized media limits and GAO administration, while a compromise would allow 5 cents plus 1 cent from the remainder to fund either media type.
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UPI
Senate
House
Wlevision
Federal Elections Commission
Comptroller General
General Accounting Office
John C. Pastore
D-R.j
Russell D. Hemenway
National Committee For
Congress
Torbert WH. MacDonald
D-Mass
U.S
New Hampshire
Talk Or Jail Choice For Ellsberg Friend
Anthony J. Russo, friend of Daniel Ellsberg, faces a noon EDT deadline to reveal what he knows about the Pentagon papers leak or face indefinite jail. Russo replaced his attorney and vows to go to jail rather than testify, while Ellsberg awaits grand jury charges over possessing and sharing defense-related documents.
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Angeles
UPI
Anthony J. Russo
Daniel Ellsberg
Pan
Pentagon
Russo
Joseph Ball
California
Elsberg
Ball
Michael Balaban
Ken
Balaban
Rusao
U.S. Attorney General's Office
Supreme Court
Keasport Sunday News and Public Notice Recap
Fragmented OCR item describes Keasport Sunday News and public notices. Mentions Times kews Sunday gale and publishing corpstatien. References to 101 Lyon, Kingston, Tennessee, and a postage rate. Notes New Year and Independence Day themes, with various names and subscrption price details amid garbled text.
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Fonday
Kuneypart Times
Kews
Gale
Wingers Publishing Corpstatien
Lyon
Kerasgard
Christman
Kingagerd
Tennessee
Ely
Watkin
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