U S trained forces launch assault in Cambodia
Reports from Saigon indicate U S trained forces launched a new assault as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units in Cambodia faced renewed pressure. Cambodian government and South Vietnamese troops report clashes with enemy forces near Kim Rom and Parrot's Beak area while U S air support and Green Beret trained relief units bolster government lines.
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Saigon
U.S
Kiri
Rom
Phnom Penh
Kimi Rom
Freedom Road
Kompong Som
Sihanoukville
Kim Rom
South Vietnam
Green Berets
Vietnam
Cambodia
Sen. Nol
Parrot's Beak
Neak Luong
Mekong
Dai Nang
Wiliam CC. Westmoreland
U.S. Army
Hue
Peking
Norodom Sihanouk
Indochina
Sihanouk
Laos
Nguyen Cao Ky
Bangkok
Thailand
Thanat Khaman
Cambudia
3Rd Corps
Sulgon
Miami stores picketed by moms and teens over minis
A midline protest in Miami brought together about 50 women and teens to march in front of shops against midi skirts. Participants voiced mixed views on fashion with homemade placards and a few men and boys assisting as marchers.
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Miami
Fla
Ann Pollard
Nancy
Linda Lehmann
Jackie Patterson
Tiny miracle baby defies odds in fragile NICU days
A premature girl nicknamed Wee Bit, barely larger than a nurse’s hand, endured touch-and-go weeks in an incubator. She fought through tiny feedings, forced nourishment, and constant monitoring, gaining strength as doctors watched hopeful progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelle
Eggers Hits Smith At Amarlilo Conference
Republican gubernatorial candidate Paul Eggers assailed Gov. Preston Smith for appointment policies he termed a disregard for the law and competence. He cited cronyism in selecting Smith's secretary’s husband to the State Industrial Accident Board and three unqualified appointees to the State Board of Psychology Examiners.
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Amarillo
UPI
Republlican
Paul Eggers
Preston Smith
Eggers
Smith
Texas
South
State
Industrial Accident Board
State Board of Psychology
Bond Election Prompts Recovery Plans After Storm Damage
The city council schedules a bond election to finance facilities and a memorial center complex aiding storm victims. Michelle O Lanjohn and her family illustrate local needs as absentee voting begins next Monday. Officials list council members and officials involved in the planning sessions.
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Naus
Bond
Memorial Center
Lalso
Michelle D'Law Johnson
Michelle O'Lanj
Whittier College Class of ’34 Reunites With Nixon
Nixon hosts 34 Whittier days alumni at the White House in a nostalgic gathering. Guests recall his student body race campaign advocating dancing and share memories of his early Quaker campus years. The group toured the White House, received pins, and posed for class photos.
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White House
Nixon
Whittier College
Ola-Florence Jobe
Washington
Ola Florence Welch Jobe
The
California
Jobe
Gail
Sedonia
Amt
Richard A. Thomson
Whittier
Harvard
Thomson
Clinton O. Harris
Oval
Slack backs open hearings on reform bill in Congress
Rep. John M. Slack of West Virginia supports open hearings on the Mahon congressional reform bill except where national security is involved. He argues the process may be time consuming but serves the country's best interests as many budget requests are seen as ridiculous and waste would surface in public hearings. The federal government has a year to prepare budget requests while the committee has limited time to review and pass them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Slack
D-W. Va
Lach Case TV aD Taken to Hub City for Sanity Hearing
Lach Case TV aD was moved to Fort Worth after a sanity hearing in which a jury found him competent to assist in his defense. Chief Deputy Albert Smith said a bench warrant from Tarrant County enabled the transfer, with Deputies Travis Clements and Jackie Hopper transporting him to the county. Lach remains in Fort Worth jail until the trial date.
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Albert Smith
Tarrant County
Lach
Travis Clements
Jackie Hopper
Lubbock
Fort Worth
Rainmaking Advances Seen as Science in Debie s Fire Weather Study
Dr. Simpson and ESSA complete a long series of rainmaking experiments aimed at turning seeding into an exact science. Clouds seeded show variable effects, sometimes increasing or decreasing rainfall, with broader goals of understanding heat processes powering tropical storms and aiding Project Stormfury against hurricanes.
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Everglades
al Baves
Dr. Simpson
Simpson
Tropics
Debbie
Robert H. Simpson
National Hurricane Center
Solcanal
County officials clash over probation salaries and budgets
County judges claim sole authority to set adult probation salaries and budgets, with commissioners funding. Juvenile probation is controlled by judges but not budgeted by them. Atty Gen Crawford Martin supports the judges stance, while commissioners threaten a court ruling if negotiations fail. Commissioners approved a $15,289.75 insurance settlement for May tornado damage.
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Crawford Martin
Shawn
Shaw
Bite
Lamb
ABUA
Korea
Chung
Martin
Gar
Blue Cross-Blue Shield of
Dallas
Lubbock
South Korea Sees North Korea Move Toward Unification
In Seoul the Prime Minister warned that North Korea's growing military strength and ties to China risk further aggression. He cited planned military aid from China, a potential 1972 US troop drawdown, and a revived underground Communist network in the South.
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Chung
North Korea
Russia
China
Chou En-lai
South Korea
Kim -Sung
Korea
Kim
Seoul
South
Kim Il-sung
America
Court Dismisses Umpires Charges
The US Court of Appeals upheld a federal judge’s dismissal of antitrust complaints filed by AL umpires Al Salerno and Bill Valentine. The judges ruled the umpires were not subjected to unlawful treatment under antitrust statutes after being fired for attempting to organize an umpires union.
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New York
S. Circuit Court of Appeals
al Salerno
Bill Valentine
Appeals Court
Henry J. Friendly
Sterry R. Waterman
Paul R. Hays
Peace talks falter as raids and clashes erupt in Middle East
Reports from Tel Aviv and Cairo describe renewed night raids and cross‑border exchanges. Israeli forces push toward central sectors while Egypt asserts sovereignty and anti aircraft fire halts attempts to widen frontline reach. UN and U S peace efforts receive mixed signals as casualties mount near the Jordan River and Sea of Galilee frontier.
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Tarael
Tel Aviv
U.S
Aldan
U.N. Sec
Ujnion
Thant
Israel
Ang
Sea of Galilee
Whedaria
Gan
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