Red forces stall Cambodia offensive with heavy fire
Communist forces halted the Cambodian army’s major offensive near Tang Kauk 52 miles north of Phnom Penh. Government troops suffered over 100 casualties as the clash dragged from Sunday night to dawn while the enemy cut a key supply bridge on Highway 6. Air and American support aided the Cambodian effort as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong momentum stalled near Kompong Thom.
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Six States Vote Tomorrow in Key Primaries and Runoffs
Six states hold primary elections Tuesday with battles shaping 1972 races. Senator Joseph D. Tydings, backed by gun lobby foes, seeks a second term in Maryland while Hubert Humphrey vies for Minnesota’s Senate seat. In Oklahoma a Democratic runoff pits David Hall against Bryce Baggett as Bartlett nears reelection.
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California Senate leader hints at voting ban for welfare recipients
Senate leader Schrade at the Republican State Central Committee convention said he may introduce laws to bar habitual welfare recipients from voting. He argued a large portion of Californians rely on government subsidies and claimed welfare recipients vote to protect their interests. He stressed he does not seek to deprive anyone of their vote.
Nation faces cold wave and mixed regional warmth
A cold wave stretched from the Canadian Rockies to the midwest, hitting all time low for the season. The South and Southwest enjoyed warmth while the northern mountains of Wyoming faced snow and cold rain that threatened livestock as a Montana Wyoming snowstorm lost strength in the Rockies. Weather authorities warned the wintry conditions posed risks to livestock and regional farms.
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Tex Watson Returns for Separate Trial in Tate Slayings
Tex Watson appears in Los Angeles Superior Court in a delayed extradition case. Judge orders him held without bail with arraignment set for September 28, and Watson will be tried separately from Charles Manson and the other defendants. Witnesses from the Tate case are expected to testify again.
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Berkeley realtor recounts kidnapping ordeal near Berkeley
Jack Setzer, 43, says three long haired men abducted him from his Berkeley office, held him three days in a mountain cabin, gave onion sandwiches, and released him near Susanville. No ransom was demanded. detectives are puzzled by the lack of a payoff. He returned to Lafayette and plans further police discussion with FBI agents.
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Nation faces midnight railroad strike deadline
Washington reports a looming midnight strike by four railroad unions over a wage dispute. President Nixon may seek a 60 day no strike order under the Railway Labor Act, while government options and public reaction split, as negotiators report little progress and railroads seek federal grants totaling 756 million dollars.
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Raphael painting stolen from Beverly Hills home in weekend heist
Investor Charles F. Elkins reported the theft of Raphael Sanzio's The Peruzzi Madonna and Child valued at 1.2 million dollars. He said the painting had been in museums in Berlin and Boston before his purchase ten years ago and insured for 750 thousand. He left Saturday evening and returned to find the door opened and the artwork missing.
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FBI joins hunt for drug culture's High Priest Leary
FBI agents joined California police in a search for Dr Timothy Leary the drug culture figure who escaped from California men's colony near San Luis Obispo He left in his prison denim shirt and pants and a sock later found at a gas station on U S 101 Leary 49 long a Harvard lecturer and advocate of marijuana faced six months to ten years for marijuana possession with an appeal pending in New Orleans for a separate marijuana import conviction from Texas
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