Administration weighing steps risking broader U.S. role in Cambodia
The Nixon administration weighs actions that could deepen U.S. defense involvement in Cambodia. Secretary of State Rogers aims to keep U.S. participation within manageable limits, drawing criticism from many members of Congress who fear greater commitment.
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American Troops Rush to Meet Cambodia Pullout Deadline
American forces pressed to complete the June 30 withdrawal from Cambodia leaving 1,700 soldiers on the ground and 30,000 South Vietnamese troops near the border. Communists attacked Kompong Speu as refugees were resettled and U S air strikes targeted supply routes, with Lon Nol seeking arms aid and diplomacy.
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Nixon Aides Discuss Cambodia White Paper
At San Clemente California President Nixon and aides reviewed a White Paper due to be issued tomorrow defending the Cambodia deployment as a necessary step to orderly U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam and clarifying the decision.
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Firemen Break Through in Bind of Valley Blaze Toward Glendale
Firemen gained relief from waning winds as a blaze spreading from Hidden Valley Ranch toward Glendale slowed. The fire, beginning Saturday, had consumed about a third of the three mile path toward Glendale and threatened prime quail shooting in that section of Ne- half of Ne-.
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Dairy Fire Damages Hay Loss and Cattle Count
A fire at a dairy along the river destroyed about 5,000 tons of hay worth roughly 15,000 dollars and killed four cattle. Foreman Kermitt Woolf mobilized wranglers to move stock away from the blaze as water scarce and high winds hindered firefighting. An Overton firm with a water truck aided. no hydrant was available.
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President Urges Editors to Honor Embargo
In a San Clemente briefing President Nixon urged editors to keep material embargoed until Thursday. He criticized newspapers and TV executives who breached the agreement, noting the Times ran a story without invitation. He stressed the importance of keeping one’s word and condemned leaking.
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Vegan Killed In Vietnam War
Lt. Tom Clark, 24, of Clark County and former Western High School football player, was killed in Vietnam when the Jeep he rode in struck a land mine near Tran Bang. He served as an adviser to Vietnamese forces with MACV after leading a platoon in the 25th Infantry Division. His wife was notified Thursday night.
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Plain Talk On British Polls By Louis Harris
The Harris Poll in Britain mispredicted the election by showing Labour ahead while Conservatives won by 2 points. ORC was correct by anticipating lower Labour turnout, yielding a Conservative lead in its final forecast.
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Snipers Fire On British Soldiers In Belfast Violence
In Belfast and Londonderry, snipers wounded two British soldiers and killed several civilians as Catholic Protestant clashes flare. Police and army report up to seven dead and hundreds injured as Britain deploys 350 more troops amid orange parades and pubs closing early.
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Union Leaders Seek Meeting On Nevada Test Site Strike
Operating Engineers Local 12 seeks a today meeting with Reyn olds Electric and Engineering Co and Catalytic Construction Inc, prime contractors at the Nevada Test Site. Joe Seymour says management contact issues delayed yesterday’s talks, with the strike entering a month if unresolved by Wednesday as other crafts joined in mid June.
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Sunny Weather With High of 102 Reported Today
The forecast calls for clear skies and sun with a daytime high near 102 and a low around 75. Sunrise is at 5 26 and sunset at 5 02, noontime humidity at 7 percent.
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