Cambodian Village Overrun Amid Cambodian War Fires
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces overran a Cambodian village nine miles from Phnom Penh, advancing toward the capital amid heavy fighting and air strikes. Reports detail casualties on both sides, with U S and allied forces conducting raids and planning withdrawals as Australia and New Zealand announce troop pullouts.
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Barnett
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Fuller
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Laos
U.S. Command
Australia
New Zealand
Vietnam
Malcolm Fraser
Canberra
Jakallan
Si Welungtun
Prime Minster
Sea Find May Be Real Santa Maria
Two marine archaeology experts will travel to Haiti to verify a suspected wreck off Cap Haitien that, if confirmed, could be the Santa Maria, Columbus's flagship. Fred Dickson of West Palm Beach supports the claim. trains from the wreck are said to date to the Columbus era, with the ship run aground on Christmas 1492.
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Fred Dickson
West Palm Beach
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Columbus
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Shriver Calls Agnew a Great Divider in Kansas Rally
R Sargent Shriver labeled Vice President Spiro Agnew the nations great divider and urged Americans to speak out against insults. Speaking at a rally for Lt Gov James DeCoursey, Shriver cited names like Fat Japs and rotten apples, urging unity and noting 1776 showcased voices that sparked the revolution. He led a new Democratic effort to elect more congressmen in Kansas third district.
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Polock
James DeCoursey
Kansas
3Rd
Delay Hickman Mills School Levy Fight Likely
Suburban Hickman Mills schools push for a lower levy than 5.86. Even with a 4.86 operating levy on Sept. 1, legal action could follow if voters approve or reject. District funds, including reserves and federal, state, county, and local contributions, would cover expenses. earliest opening date remains Aug. 31. contracts cannot be mailed until funds are secured.
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Hickman Mills
Tom. V. Foraker
Washington
Joseph M. Green
Last Of The Horse Soldiers In U S Army Boots And Saddle Traditions
FT MYER Va AP The last horse soldiers in the U S Army uphold boots and saddle customs at Arlington cemetery Across the Potomac from Washington the Caisson Platoon of the Old Guard carries flag draped coffins along a rolling parade of gray and black mounts The tradition recalls presidents and generals and remains a ceremonial bridge to cavalry heritage through frequent funerals and military pageants.
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Oklahoma
Texas
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Baker, Mont
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Indians Want Their Own Schools
PEMBROKE North Carolina April AP Lumbee Indians in Robeson County advocate abolishing desegregation plans to keep Indian schools. Lumbee writer Lou Barton says some Indians fear children will lose their identity if sent to mixed schools outside their neighborhoods.
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Clergyman Nominated For Senate In Connecticut Race
Duffey built a grassroots campaign from McCarthy remnants to challenge U S senator Thomas J Dodd in Connecticut as Dodd runs as an independent after 1966 censure. Duffey faces an uphill battle against both Dodd and Republican contenders amid unaffiliated voter strength.
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U.S
Webker
Americans For
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el- West Virginia Coal Miter
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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Ince
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Senate
Fulton Bazaar Showcases Local Crafters Saturday
Craftsmen and artists from Fulton prepare for the first Bazaar of Arte on Saturday. The open-air market will line Court Street one block off Highway 54, with displays and sales of handmade wares.
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Democrats nominate Duffey in Connecticut primary win
In the statewide Democratic primary Duffey defeated Alphonsus J. Donahue of Stamford who had party convention backing and Edward L. Marcus of New Haven the state Senate Majority Leader.
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Duffey
Alphonsus J. Donahue
Stamford
Senate
Edward L. Marcus
New Haven
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