Senate votes aid ban amid meeting on Asia policy
Senate approves an amendment banning U.S. assistance to foreign mercenaries fighting to save Laos and Cambodia. The measure accompanies a House-passed military procurement bill as discussions shift to President Nixon. Fulbright's amendment aims to prevent indirect U.S. involvement while lawmakers weigh broader Southeast Asia policy and Agnew's upcoming Asia trip.
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China
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
State Department
George Murphy
Washington
Laos
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Tate murder trial continues as Manson balks at action
Coroner says Abigail Folger died from a stab wound puncturing the aorta. Officers describe the scene and items found at the Tate mansion, including narcotics and cash. Linda Kasabian testifies, noting a killer carried money from the scene while discussions of conviction and appeals loom.
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Abigail Folger
Michael McGann
Charles M. Manson
Manson
Charlies Older
Miss Tate
Border talks shift center of sovereignty dispute
Nixon and Diaz Ordaz discuss border drug traffic as talks pivot to river center as the determining factor of sovereignty. Disputes over river tracts remain unsettled and future changes in the waterway could influence control.
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Nixon
Diaz Ordaz
Storms Bring Floods and Border Talks Dominate Texas News
Heavy rainfall drenched Texarkana area with 2.79 inches on Friday raising two day totals to 8.41 inches while streets flooded and residents evacuated. Separately presidents from Mexico and the United States discussed the Chamizal land swap and river islands with 137 U.S. river islands and 182 going to Mexico.
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Texarkana
Clarence Powell
Elm “Street
Powell Ee
Nanny. Talley
Morehead
Toordare
Ojinaga
Mexico
Presidio
Tex
United States
Joseph Friedkin
U.S
International and Water Commission
River Islands
John N. Mitchell
Julio Sanchez Vargas
U.s.mexico
Washington
Sanchez Vargas
Colorado
Diaz Ordaz
Becaus Nixon
Nixon in Houston News Conference Signals Senate Bid
President Nixon spoke at a Houston news conference the first in his home city since January. He stated he would run for the U S Senate and criticized political bosses while asserting a tough fight against Lloyd Bentsen and other opponents.
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UPI
Nixon
Texas
U. S. Senate
Blind Boy On Blind Boy On Lima Arrival Home
A reporter notes in Lima Ohio about Russell arriving home by train early morning. His father says Russell is “doing real fine” and “tickled over his glasses.” The piece mentions Russell’s hearing difficulty and his mother’s wish to wake him for a swimming pool.
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Ohio
Russell
Greek magnate Niarchos urged for trial in Eugenia death
Greek shipping tycoon Stavros Niarchos faces a proposed trial over the death of his third wife Eugenia Niarchos. Autopsy ruled barbiturate overdose with bruises. Niarchos admitted causing the injuries while trying to revive her. He traveled abroad after restrictions lifted, with unclear current whereabouts.
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Stavros Vniarchos
Eugenia
Aegean Sea
U.S
Council of Magistrates
Niarchos
Aristotle Onassis
Greece
London
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Ford
Henry Ford II
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Greek Orthodox Church
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Regents Move to Strengthen Campus Growth Plans
Tech regents approve new chairmanship and budget talk as they seek to fund dorms and campus improvements. Junell named chairman, Carr vice chair, with $52.8 million requested for the 1971–73 biennium amid tax and inflation pressures. Parking, planetarium demolition, carpet settlement, and extension-teacher pay hikes also on the agenda. attendees list includes Junell Carr Campbell Formby Williams, with Furr Ling Scovell absent.
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Tech
Junell
Retha Martin
Lubbock
Carr
Trent Campbell
Houston
Freda Pierce
Brown- McKee
Jones Stadium
All America
Eles
4Th St
Indianave
Wiggins
Judson Willamas
el Paso
Aaid Extension
Patton Dies In Alleged Asphyxiation After Fall
Workman Patton was found unconscious at the bottom as Starling ruled death by asphyxiation. His body was taken to Barrett's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Plains Cemetery. He came to Plains about a month ago and is survived by his mother Mrs Hooley Duncan of Silver City New Mexico.
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Starling
Barrett
Ee of God
Ai x Tarkington
In Plains
Uo Plains
Hooley Duncan
Sliver City
N.M
Desegregation talks move cases in Dallas area
Ferris, Richardson and Garland schools faced court action over desegregation plans. Ferris agreed to close the all Negro Dunbar school pending a new facility, while Richardson and Garland received deadlines for plan submissions after failed talks. San Angelo officials planned to open Monday with ongoing settlement discussions. Judge Taylor led informal sessions, urging plans before the start of classes.
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Dallas
Ferris
Richardson
Garland
Justice Department
HEW
San Angelo
Wichita Falla
U.S
Sarah T. Hughes
Dallasay
U. S. Dist
Wiliam M. Taylor Jr
Dunbar School
Joe FE. Estes
5Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Hugh Panto
Nd Nie
W. ‘Te
Communists Halted as Cambodian Defenders Claim Victory Near Phnom Penh
Reports from Prek Krabau and nearby fronts say Cambodian forces repelled renewed attacks on Phnom Penh with no threat to the capital. Spokesmen report at least 19 Cambodians killed and 124 wounded as heavy fighting raged near the city while enemy losses included hundreds of bodies in jungles near Skoun, 35 miles northeast. The U.S. and allied forces noted two helicopters down near Saigon and a cutback in Indochina bombing raids as heavier clashes continued.
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Prek
Phnom’ Penh
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Penh
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Skoun
Phnom Penh
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Saigon
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Linda Kasabian
Miss Folger
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Ralls
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Martin
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