Nevada's Ancient Past Faces Loss as Artifacts Vanish
The piece urges locating and keeping Nevada's archeological finds within the state, noting discoveries in the 1950s and 1960s were shipped out due to sponsorship by out of state institutions. It warns of lost artifacts and calls for funding to study and display Nevada history including the V. and T. railroad era and Reno’s rightful recognition.
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Nevada State Museum
Western Hemisphere
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Southwest Museum
Los Angeles
University of California
Reno
Egyptian Gunners Hit Two Israeli Jets Along Suez Front
Egyptian military spokesman in Cairo said two Israeli warplanes were shot down and two tanks plus two armored personnel carriers were destroyed in attacks west of the Suez Canal. Three Egyptian soldiers were wounded in the morning raid as fighting continued.
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Last S. Viet Troops Pull Out Of Cambodian Capital
Saigon reports the 4000 strong South Vietnamese force defending Phnom Penh withdraws to Kompong Speu and Phnom Penh base moves to Can Tho. In Cambodia Kompong Thom shelled as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses rise while two Americans are killed in South Vietnam in two separate clashes.
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Kom‘pong Thom
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Kompong Speu
Phnom Penh Airport
Can Tho
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Sihanouk Leaders Face Trial in Absentia in Cambodia
In Phnom Penh UPI reports five cabinet members joined 16 witnesses on day two of former chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk's trial. Lon Nol's government accuses him of collaborating with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese and of treason, with a verdict possible Sunday. Sihanouk remains exiled in Peking, Cambodia's economy cited as sabotaged.
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Nixon Holds First Strategy Session With Vietnam Negotiating Team
President Nixon met at the Western White House with new Vietnam talks head David Pryce and veteran diplomat Philip Habib to review broad strategy for a new phase of Paris negotiations. Kissinger and Johnson attended as Rogers tours Asia. Bruce seeks flexible, progress oriented talks while affirming Vietnamese self determination.
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A. Alexis Johnson
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France
Britain
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Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Hanoi
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