Cambodia Regime Bolsters Stand Amid Vietnam War Pressures
In Phnom Penh Gen Lon Nol's government gains confidence as Cambodian forces, aided by American and South Vietnamese troops, stiffen defense after earlier fears of collapse. Washington signals U S air power and helicopter gunships will remain for support while U S combat troops withdraw by June.
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Cannisters by Smith Glass in Various Colors
Smith Glass Cannisters priced from 14.00 for green to 17.50 for Amberina in 1 to 5 pound sizes. Market listing notes color options and weight variants for purchase.
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Senate panel backs popular election of president
A majority report from the Senate Judiciary Committee urges a constitutional amendment to adopt direct, popular election for the presidency. It argues the current electoral vote system cannot guarantee the people's choice and notes electors’ independence remains guaranteed by the Constitution.
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Agnew Blamed for Driving Moderate College Students
Key figures including Sol M. Linowitz Dr Alexander Heard and Dr James Hester criticize Vice President Agnew for fueling campus tensions by name calling. They warn that rhetoric from officials could deepen divisions and fail to calm campus unrest despite talks with youths.
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UNTIL WAR'S END Lawmaker Would Extend Surcharge On Corporations
Representative S. Reuss of Wisconsin proposes extending a wartime surcharge on corporate profits until the end of hostilities. The plan aims to fund defense and postwar reconstruction, sparking debate among lawmakers and business groups.
Solon Criticizes Court Races as Polarizing, Thurmond Says
Sen Strom Thurmond cites Sunday testimony before a special ad hoc Judiciary subcommittee to claim integration politicizes races and fuels division. Georgia and Carolinas witnesses including parents teachers students and school board members describe white students facing alien environments and resentment toward peers of different color.
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