Cambodian forces rush reinforcements as Viet Cong pressure Tang Kauh
Cambodian officers fear a Viet Cong trap and send reinforcements north after a clash at Tang Kauh. The Tang Kauh operation, the largest Cambodian push of the war, left 19 Cambodians dead and 124 wounded. 27 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese bodies were found. U S forces report fewer ground actions in South Vietnam while B 52s fly missions near O Reilly and a key bridge near Tan Kauh is destroyed hindering troop movement.
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Democratic dinner to honor Hart Palmer Herron in Lompoc Valley
Mrs Tunney and actor Bob Hastings will headline a Friday Democratic dinner at Knights of Pythias Hall in Lompoc Valley. The event honors Gary Hart Ken Palmer and Russ Herron with a no host cocktail hour at 6 and dinner at 7. Prices are 5 per couple or 3 for a single, with reservations via RE 6 6729 or RE 6 6610. Hastings is known for McHales Navy All American Boy and the Boatniks.
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Coast Guard rescues three after two months at sea
Julian Ritter Loren Louise Kokx and Win Heiringhott survived a 60 day drift aboard the 45 foot sloop Galilee. They were found 600 miles northwest of Honolulu after food ran out July 27. A Navy doctor said the trio faced extreme exposure and dehydration.
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Census Director defends headcount method amid critics
Census Director George H. Brown defended the April headcount as the most accurate method available and told the House subcommittee that undercount complaints stem from using economic indicators rather than actual headcounts. Investigators supported the bureau’s methodology noting generally good coverage despite publicity shortcomings.
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Agnew attacks drug culture at Nevada event
Vice President Spiro Agnew warned of pervasive drug culture propaganda fueled by entertainers, parents, broadcasters, and the press. He cited lyrics and youth culture while urging a Congress to curb pornography and moral pollution, and referenced Easy Rider in criticizing film heroes funded by illegal drug money.
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State tax increase possible in California next year
Controller Houston I. Flournoy said a tax hike is not inevitable but likely unless the economy grows and welfare costs are controlled. He noted a fiscal year deficit and shrinking surplus, praising Gov. Reagan for vetoing about 300 million in appropriation bills and signaling little or no surplus next June 30.
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Humphrey Eyes Senate Comeback in Six-State Primary
United Press International reports Hubert H. Humphrey and Joseph D. Tydings headlined six-state primaries as Humphrey seeks to reclaim a U.S. Senate seat. Kennedy faced no opposition in Massachusetts, while gun lobby battles shaped Tydings Mahoney race. Other races include Minnesota Maryland Rhode Island Washington and Oklahoma with gubernatorial and senatorial contests shaping the November field.
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Clark MacGregor
Marvin Mandel
Weather fronts sweep nation as Felice nears Gulf coast
A cold front moved southeast across the midsection bringing steady rain and cooler air. Tropical storm Felice churns in the Gulf threatening Texas with winds over 55 mph and heavy rain. Rain totals Monday included Grand Island 1.1 inches, Erie 1.09, Lamon 1.02. Highs Monday reached upper 40s to lower 50s behind the front, with much warmer readings south where some climbed toward 90. Early today temperatures ranged from 27 in Kalispell to 82 in Melbourne.
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