Reds Deny U S Involvement in Cambodian Coup
Reporters quote a Kremlin aligned source claiming the United States did not react sharply to the Lon Nol coup in Cambodia and that Moscow and East Bloc intelligence steered clear of the coup’s planning. The piece notes U S and CIA involvement denied and hints of broader regional invasion fears.
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Coup in Cambodia reshapes alliance prospects with Sihanouk
The report notes CIA suspicion of American collusion with Lon Nol before the Phnom Penh coup that toppled Prince Norodom Sihanouk. It says the coup allowed Phnom Penh to back the allied invasion of sanctuaries in eastern Cambodia while suggesting long term interests would favor Communist China, per source observations.
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White House Meet Set To Discuss Black College Issues
Washington AP report outlines a White House session requested by 15 college leaders to meet President Nixon. The session, set for 9:30 a.m. CDT, includes Howard University president Dr James E. Cheek and Central State University president Dr Herman Branson. The meeting follows violence at Jackson State College and aims to address problems facing black institutions and their students amid national unrest.
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