Cambodia Pilots Learn From U S
About 300 Cambodian military personnel and a smaller number of Lao are being trained by the United States in Thailand to fly and maintain cargo and fighter planes and armed helicopters. The program uses C123 cargo planes AU24 helicopters and T1T28 trainers. Training lasts three to six months and includes logistics and radar.
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Mitchell says he answered all questions before grand jury
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell testified to a federal grand jury probing Robert Vesco’s $200,000 donation to Nixon’s 1972 reelection campaign. Vesco is accused in a civil suit of looting $224 million from four mutual funds. The donation was given to Maurice Stans three days after the election disclosure deadline.
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SEC
Harry L. Sears
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Jayhawk Jamboree Set At KU Include Beach Boys Concert
Kansas University hosts a four day Jayhawk Jamboree sponsored by campus groups. Events include concerts track meets car gymkhana bicycle races free movies and a Beach Boys concert at Allen Field House Saturday night. Free events for students run Thursday through Sunday with planned road closures and bike criterium on Sunday.
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Madrid Newspaper Demolished After Long Battle
In Madrid the government's critic Madrid was blown apart by demolition experts as about 500 spectators watched, marking the symbolic end of one of Spain's few independent voices. The building will be cleared for apartments though legal fights continue to preserve the Madrid name.
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Tokyo Rail Rampage Delays Hit 52 Million Riders
Rail workers called off a slowdown in Tokyo as damage by commuters halted service until noon. About 30 stations were damaged with train windows signals and other facilities smashed. Fourteen injured as labor leaders planned a Ta hour strike Thursday affecting over 100000 workers and roughly 52 million riders.
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