Kissinger Sees Possible Cambodian Cease Fire Soon
Washington AP Henry Kissinger hinted at a private understanding on Cambodia and said a cease-fire could come in the next few weeks. The Senate approved a bill to end U S bombing in Indochina 67 to 15, while Kissinger warned negotiations should mature. He avoided details and noted no secret Paris accord exists with Le Duc Tho. Cambodia’s ambassador urged ongoing bombing as vital to his government.
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Hall urges action to create national tallgrass prairie park
E Raymond Hall Kansas University emeritus professor of systematics and ecology urged Kiwanis members to write congressmen to back a national tallgrass prairie park. He spoke at a Kiwanis meeting and showed films narrated by Hugh Downs, available for showing through Hall or Dick Ruppert.
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Canada imposes temporary export controls on fuel
Ottawa imposes temporary controls on gasoline and heating oil citing strong U S demand. Energy Minister Donald Macdonald told the House of Commons details would follow and cited price differences between the two countries as a reason exports could not be voluntarily limited at once. The aim is to ensure adequate home heating oil and gasoline supply for Canadians.
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