U Scombat Deaths Fall as Vietnam War Eases
U S officials report a sharp decline in combat deaths with fewer than 65 Americans killed in the past week as troops withdraw from Cambodia. Rogers plans talks in Tokyo and other capitals on peace efforts while operations west of Hue and near the Laotian border continue. The Mekong Delta saw 40 Communist fatalities in a separate engagement. Cambodian fighting remained heavy with 22 Cambodian soldiers killed and 47 wounded at Saang.
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London
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Tokyo
Indochina
Aichi
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Eisakuj
Japan
Indonesia
Okina
Kiichi Aichi
Sato
Malaysia
Japan-U.s
10St Airborne Division
Mekong
Cau Ke
Saang
Phnom Penh
Stanley R. Resor
the Army
Takeo
Thistoric
Angkor
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Ford opposes wage and price controls amid wartime echoes
Ford dismissed wage and price controls as a terrible mistake despite rising sympathy shown in polls. Muskie endorsed controls, while Democrats push to codify limits in a House bill. Boggs argued inflation and unemployment will drive the election, criticizing presidential rhetoric and congressional inaction.
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Sen
Edmund. Muskie
Maine
House
McCracken
George
P. Shultz
Office of Management
Scott
Congress
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Boggs
Strike threatens U S rail network sparked by UTU feud
The cross country rail strike idled about 18 800 UTU members while 78 000 workers were off the job and traffic halted from New York to Oregon. UTU President Charles Luna blamed railroads for bad faith bargaining over firemen crews as emergency boards, mediators, and federal action loom.
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Fred M. Livingston
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Southern Pacifie
Nashville
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Washington
B&o
Kentucky
Cena
Rai
Arbitration Board
Luna
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Fred Livingston
Tana
Livingston
Record Heat Keeps Texas Statewide Temperatures Soaring
A Texas wide heat wave pushes readings above 100 degrees in Abilene Amarillo Midland Wink El Paso and Dallas Fort Worth Waco and other cities with Mineral Wells at 105 degrees Galveston and Corpus Christi report lower readings as hot dry conditions persist across the region The national pattern shows a broad trough from Missouri through Oklahoma to West Texas with lingering hundred degree heat in the eastern trough area and mild summer conditions elsewhere A tornado watch is possible in the upper Mississippi Valley as storms lash the region
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Crash Victim Mom Led Two Boys to Wrecked Car
Two small boys guided police to a car wreck where their mother, Mrs. William Serbousek, 33, of St. Louis, died. The station wagon left Interstate 29 near a creek bridge south of St Joseph and was hidden from view. The boys, Car 4 and Stuart 2, survived with bruises after spending at least one night in the vehicle.
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William Serbousek
St. Louis
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Stuart
St. Joseph
M. T. Grimes
Buchanan County
Serbousek
Highway Patrol
World Academy Collapse Impacts European Trip Students
Dr. William Forel, vice president of Maraweds tia Academy in Oceanside California, reports wealthy students stranded in Europe after the World Academy bankruptcy. He notes the collapse caused bitterness and disruption but students bore it with resilience despite early Sunday commotion in a French corridor.
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Wiliam Forel
Maraweds Tia Academy
Oceanside
Calif
Morel
World Academy
Students in Europe trip ends amid chaos and bankruptcy
The page reports arrests during riots with Del Wade among those detained and a police chief's remark that unrest is inevitable. It notes commuter rail disruption, fears of fires, and student travelers aged 15 to 21 facing cancellations and a World Academy bankruptcy with assets about 800000 and debts near four million.
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Jersey Central Railroad
Asbury Park
Penn Central
Thomas 5. Smith
Smith
University
Paris
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Firebaugh
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Pal
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Mount Clemens
Mich
le Bourget
England
Army
Air Force
Craig Morrison
Big Sur
Calif
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Horn
Adar Mwass
Nashville
Tenn
Word Academy
Pen.tions
Cincinnati
Vis. District
World Academy Schodure For Foreign Studies
Institute For Cultural Education
International School For Young Americans and
Travel-Bite Inc. Ce
Texas ranchers face toxaphene pest control hearing
A Las Cruces hearing examines six pesticides to fight the range caterpillar affecting cattle and land in Texas and New Mexico. Ranchers push toxaphene despite calls for dibrom. they warn infestations will worsen in six weeks. One Texas rancher claims up to 3,000 leased acres affected, risking a 225000 dollar beef operation.
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Nually
Texas
Lake Meredith
New Mexico State University Board of Regents
Las Cruces
W. F. Martin
Cimarron
Martin
Payne
Canadian River
Involvement Urged Goals Plan Accentuates Positive Attitude
A newspaper report outlines community goals for urban development focusing on water, industrialization, and education. The plan emphasizes public involvement, with subcommittees asked to refine targets by Sept 1 and present progress to local economic groups and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
James Spears
Lyon
Eithe
Spears
Com-Committee Res
James Archer
Igroup
Chamber of Commerce and Equal Employment
Suez Crisis Deepens as Israel Strikes Egypt and Moscow Expands Role
Israeli planes attack Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal for the 48th straight day amid U S Soviet power struggle in the Middle East. Moscow dispatches claim gains beyond the canal while Israel seeks Western support. Russian missiles target Israeli aircraft and aid Egyptian forces as President Nasser appears to extend stay.
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