B52 Raids Hit Cambodia Amid Heavy Attacks Around Phnom Penh
Waves of American B52 bombers delivered their heaviest raids in weeks near Phnom Penh, targeting Communist positions along Highway 30 and Takeo. Cambodia reports losses and a Takeo garrison repelling ground attacks as Thai and South Vietnamese responses unfold.
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Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Takeo
Bangkok
Thailand
Thanom Kittikachorn
Nixon
Alexander Haig Jr
Kriangsak
Journal-World Publisher Re-Elected to AP Board
The Associated Press elected four incumbents and two new directors to its 18 member board. Returning were David R. Bradley Jack Tarver D Tennant Bryan and Dolph C. Simons Jr. The new members are G Gordon Strong and Robert L. Taylor.
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New York
Associated Press
David R. Bradley
St. Joseph
G. Gordon Strong
Canton, Ohio
Repository
Robert L. Taylor
Philadelphia Evening and Sunday Bulletin
Bradley
Tarver
Bryan
Strong
Taylor
Katharine Granham
The
Washington Post
Joe M. Dealey
Dallas Morning News
Dave K. Gottlieb
Helena, Mont
Independent
Peter M. Macdonald
Hutchinson, Kan
Charles L. Gould
San Francisco Examiner
Simons
Charles S. Rowe
Fredericksburg
Free Lance- Star
News-Press and Gazette
Toledo
Ohio
Bridgeport
Miller Re-Elected AP Chairman at Annual Meeting
Paul Miller chairman and chief executive of Gannett Co. was re elected chairman of the Associated Press at the AP annual meeting. D Tennant Bryan of News Leader and Times Dispatch named first vice chairman, Martin S Hayden of News and Sunday News became second vice chairman. officers serve one year.
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Bryan
Times-Dispatch
News Leader
Richmond
University of Virginia
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Paul Miller
Gannett Co
Associated Press
D. Tennant Bryan
Richmond, Va
Martin S. Hayden
Detroit, Mich
News and
Sunday News
Egypt Adopts Measures For Possible Israel Clash
The Egyptian Cabinet announced steps to bolster defense readiness including an operations room and state resources mobilized for the armed forces. Interior Minister Mamdouh Salem ordered training camps for popular resistance and a law making military training mandatory in higher education. Tehran hosted a two day secret U S diplomatic meeting amid Middle East war watch.
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Cairo
Mamdouh Salem
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Middle East
Asia
Egypt
U S formal charge against North Vietnam
The United States formally accuses North Vietnam of an illegal military buildup in South Vietnam. It cites 30 000 Communist troops moved via Laos and Cambodia since the January 28 ceasefire. The U S notes reject Hanoi’s sabotage claims as groundless.
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Lon Nol
Kriangsak Chamandand
Hanoi Radio
United States
Kriangsak
Cambodia
Vientiane
Laos
Washington
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Paris
Vietnam
Hanoi
Saigon
U.S
Bennett McGill To Speak At Eggs and Issues Breakfast
Robert F. Bennett Kansas Senate president and Duane Pete McGill will headline the final Eggs and Issues Breakfast of the legislative session. The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sponsors the 7 a.m. event at the Eldridge House, with discussion on last session accomplishments.
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Robert F. Bennett
Kansas Senate
Duane “Pete” McGill
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge House
Byron Springer
Chamber
Springer
Improvement Shown By Jere McElhaney
Jere L McElhaney 15 of Rt 2 was moved from the acute care ward at Lawrence Memorial Hospital today indicating his condition is improving He remains listed in fair condition and had a fair night after a wire thrown by a city mower pierced his heart during a Broken Arrow Park field trip.
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Jere L. McElhaney
Rt. 2
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jere
McElhaney
Broken Arrow Park
Inquest Continues On Shooting At The Inn And Sight Bar
Testimony shows Officer Smith fired two rounds into a building after claiming Cossaart fired first. Dr. Sanders cites Cossaart had .099% blood alcohol and died from massive chest wounds. Witnesses link Cossaart to The Inn and In Sight. vandalism noted prior to the shooting and several named witnesses testifying.
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Smith
Cossaart
Alan Sanders
Sanders
David Berkowitz
Mass
Haskell Indian Junior College
Clark McHenry
In Sight
Cossart
Rick Weber
Francis Alexander
Robert Harvey
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Virgil Walker
Robert Black
Haskell
Smith and Williams
Berkowitz
Rex Johnson
Frank Case
Wayne Gant
Ariz
Harold Milligan
Anderson Rd
Raymond Ice
Victoria Stanley
Ohio
Eugenia Sullivan
Brezhnev Visit to Bonn Set for May 18 to 22
The West German government announced that Soviet Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev is slated to visit Bonn from May 18 through May 22. The trip marks a high level dialogue with West Germany amid Cold War tensions.
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Bonn
West Germany
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
East Lawrence Clean-Up Drives Community Action
East Lawrence residents back a spring clean-up with a $50 prize for the most improved house and plans for a picnic and PAC by laws. About 75 postcards indicate bulk-item pickups. volunteers from Boy Scouts and New York School aid the effort with city trucks and free dump access.
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East Lawrence
Ed Down
PAC
Coca Cola Distributing
Harry Clayton
Don’s Auto Shop
N.J
New York School
KU Chancellor-Designate Dykes Informs AD Search Progress
Archie Dykes, chancellor designate at Kansas University, told a committee screening athletic director candidates that the process was informational. He stressed the need for a close cooperative relation between ADs and administrators and noted athletics can aid fundraising for both athletics and academics.
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Archie Dykes
Kansas University
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