Grim choices loom for Phnom Penh as city holds
Report outlines three grim futures for Phnom Penh 1. fall in battle to insurgents 2. siege and unconditional surrender 3. negotiations leading to a Communist dominated coalition Western diplomats warn the circle around the city tightens as insurgents advance and U S evacuation plans are prepared for staff and select locals
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Lon Nol
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Three Residences Burglarized In Local Week End
Break-ins at three homes reported to local officers with losses totaling over 3100 dollars. At C Allen Sutton Rt 4 near north Lawrence, thieves took stereo gear and 75 to 100 albums valued at 1700. In Lawrence city a garage door forced entry at Donald Green 1111 W 29th with two tape recorders a typewriter a camera and other items totaling 790. Willis D Wengerd 1822 N H reported theft between July 12 and Thursday with stereo set a pocket watch food fishing tackle and household items totaling 677.
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North Lawrence
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Willis D. Wengerd
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U S Declines to Join France Nuclear Test Protest
The United States will not join allies in protesting France's atmospheric nuclear tests in the South Pacific. Officials say there is no danger, a protest would be ineffective, and diplomacy argues against a public stance. The policy seeks adherence to the 1963 treaty and avoids straining Paris relations.
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France
South Pacific
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New Zealand
Nixon
U.S
State Department
Paul Hare
Paris
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