Bombing Raids Fail to Halt Cambodian Guerrillas
Reports from Phnom Penh say American air strikes near Wat Sieng and along Highway 4 failed to stop Communist guerrillas. Witnesses describe bombers dropping 500 pound and smaller munitions within yards of government positions as troops clashed with insurgents ten miles northwest of the capital amid sandstorms and artillery exchanges. Prime Minister In Tam visited the area to inspect repairs as Communist forces pressed an armored column.
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Counselor helps alcoholics wives program noted in care figures
The article details a counselor discussing treatment and support for wives of alcoholics, referencing the Alanon program and family involvement. It notes efforts to admit patients when needed and emphasizes safeguarding patients through care networks and local resources.
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Watersafe scandal fuels Nixon worry at Camp David
President Nixon, deeply concerned about a drop in public confidence over the Watersafe affair, met with chief aides at Camp David to craft a strategy. He blamed the Senate Watergate hearings for eroding trust and planned to press for access to tapes while preparing for ongoing political pressure and fatigue after hospital stays.
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Common Market Talks On U S Trade Discussed Abroad
In Brussels negotiators from the Common Market discussed trade and political topics with U S officials as talks were scheduled. The meeting noted aims to address tariffs and economic cooperation amid Western bloc dynamics.
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Stein Sees Boom Slowdown Without Recession Risk
Stein notes economic expansion triggers big output and income gains while profits rise faster than wages. He predicts unemployment may fall from five to 4.8 percent as a slowdown occurs without a recession. Ministers plan regular meetings in Copenhagen on common market topics amid French resistance to supranational discussion.
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Nixon Slides In Popularity Amid Polarized Era
The latest survey shows intensified polarization with near equal shares approving strongly and disapproving, a shift from two years ago. Those not strongly approving outnumber the strongly disapproving, highlighting a clear division in public opinion and intensity of views on Nixon's performance.
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Car Bomb Kills Irish Coup Belfast Man Slain To Up Tol
Belfast amid a weekend of violence a car bomb killed a Catholic couple Francis Chinningham and Pauline Kane 21 as they drove near Newcastle. An army dog handler Corporal Brian Griddle died from injuries after an earlier blast. Police blamed IRA or ERA bomb devices, with further attacks in Down Patrick and Ardoy leaving several injured. Security forces mounted searches and road closures across Belfast to curb the violence.
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Senate tackles campaign finance limits amid Watergate hearings
Congress debates curbing campaign spending and empowering the executive on impounding funds while Watergate hearings continue. The Senate asks how to constrain campaign sponsorship as the House Interior Committee drafts a bill to fast track the controversial trans Alaska pipeline without delay. The Foreign Relations Panel will probe State Department positions on a Canadian alternative.
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