Angkor War Unhurt As Enemy Pulls Out
Phnom Penh reports say communist troops withdrew from the Angkor area, with Angkor Wat and the ruins largely undamaged after a month of occupation. Cambodian patrols found the main Angkor Wat area clear, while fighting eased in other Cambodian battle zones and in South Vietnam with casualties and air support continuing.
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Phnom Penh
Munist
Angkor
Eee
Angkor Wat
Siem Reap
South Vietnam
Kompong Thom
Svay
Rieng
Ing
U.S
Saigon
Hue
101St Airborne Division
Wil Vaan P. Rogers
Tokyo
U S
U.S. Army
Stanley Resor
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Abrams
Ats
Angkor Complex
Angkor En
Agence Khmer du Presse
Bernard Grostier
National Commission For the Restoration of
Health Security Program For All Americans Urged
Washington AP reports a citizens committee proposes a nationwide health security plan funded like Social Security. It would cover doctors, hospital care, nursing homes, psychiatric services, drugs, and eventually dental care for all, financed by federal taxes and employer and employee contributions. The group, led by Leonard Woodcock, cites insecurity from the health crisis and aims to provide high quality care to all without government control of hospitals or employment of health professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Citizens’ Committee
Committee For National Health Service
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Petih
Woodcock
Nixon
Preacher Billy Richardson to resume Trail of Tears walk
Cape Girardeau Missouri AP A Crawford Nebraska preacher Rev Billy Richardson will begin the second half of his 1200 mile Trail of Tears walk tonight at Cape Girardeau from Murphy North Carolina to Tahlequah Oklahoma. He aims to speak at McKendree Chapel Church near Jackson before starting. He plans stops at Fredericktown Farmington Rolla Lebanon Springfield Cassville Arkansas and Tahlequah with a July 30 completion. He seeks to memorialize Cherokee victims and establish an Indian youth home in Alliance Nebraska.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Cratvford
Neb
Cape Girardeau
Billy Richardson
Murphy
N. C
Tahlequah
Okla
North Carolina
Richardson
Billy
United Methodist Church of
Crawford, Neb
Otahki
Tyall of Tears State Park
Nebraska
Crawford
McKendree Chapel
Jackson
Mississippi River
McKendree
Georgia
Montana
Alliance
Fredericktown
Farmington
Rolla
Lebanon
Springfield
Cassville
Arkansas
Mt. Vernon
Southeast Missouri State College
Navy
Mrs Walter Stratton Dies At 71 In Missouri
Mrs Walter Stratton, longtime educator and church organist, died at Benton City Road home at 6:30 am aged 71. Born December 3 1898 in Wheaton Illinois, she taught in Audrain County schools from 1943 to 1961, later at Mexico and Wellsville. Survived by husband two children Rev Edward Stratton and Mrs Gaylord Taylor, brother Lynn Kimball, four grandsons. services Friday at Mexico United Methodist Church with burial at East Lawn Memorial Park.
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Walter Stratton
Audrain County
Wellsville
Auxvasse
Benton City
First Christian Church
Mexico United Methodist Church
Jeff Marsh
George Wraith
East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery
Ruth Lenora ‘Stratton
Wheaton
Til
Wheaton Academy
Wheaton College
Kirksville
Martinsburg
Lawder
Cauthorne
Farber
Hatton
Daly School
Jesse
Mexico
Fieldhouse transformed for Miss Missouri Pageant setup
The Jaycees spent over 10000 dollars and 15000 man hours to install scenery and a 40 by 32 foot stage in the old Florsheim Shoe factory, moving the set to the fieldhouse last week. Under Bob Barnes and with lighting by Bernard Steinman, the simple geometric design features a long red carpeted runway and hundreds of white lights. Bleachers and 2200 chairs will seat the audience for Thursday through Saturday shows. Jim Rigby says all Miss Missouri 1970 contestants will appear on See-Tv at 6 p.m. tonight for interviews and talent previews.
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Missouri Military Academy
Jaycees
Ledger
Richard Vance
Florsheim
Jim Burchfield
Wally Brashear
Burchfield
Bob Barnes
Unamouth
Bernard Steinman
Charles Peck
Jim Rigby
Channel 12
See-Tv
Union Strikes Three Railroads National dispute halts services across 16 states
The United Transportation Union shut down major operations on Baltimore and Ohio Louisville and Nashville and Southern Pacific railroads in 16 states over elimination of 12000 firemen jobs. UTU cites bad faith bargaining. management seeks emergency board. About 18 000 union members are directly affected with services curtailed in multiple states.
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Associated Press
United Transportation Union
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
National Railway Labor Conference
Labor Department
Chicago
UTU
Charles Luna
Baltimore & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Pacific
Congress
Luna
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Texas
California
Florida
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Oregon
Arizona
Louisiana
Utah
Alabama
New York
W. H. Gilbert
Cleveland
L&n
Louisville
John T. Hiltz
Washington
Firebombers and Looters Rampage in Asbury Park
In Asbury Park New Jersey a second night of arson and looting damaged the Negro district with estimates up to 1 million dollars. About 65 arrests and over 40 injuries were reported as 10 buildings were destroyed and police sealed 21 blocks. Officials cited no clear trigger but noted unemployment and lack of recreation as possible factors.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Thomas 5. Smith
Miss Louisiana Joins 1970 Miss Missouri Pageant Contingent
Miss Louisiana USA Carol Lynne Almand 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs C T Almand of Haynesville La, will attend the Miss Missouri Pageant. A Northwestern State College sophomore with vocal training, she performs medley from Oklahoma and has been active in many clubs and organizations.
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Carol Lynne Almand
Louisiana
USA
Miss Almand
C. T. Almand
Haynesville
Northwestern State College
Oklahoma
Carol
Hooks Lost Line with Fish On It
Blackfoot Idaho AP Mrs Pat Ramey a Blackfoot housewife has a fish story that may win. While fishing a reservoir near Blackfoot she hooked the line from a lost pole and her husband hauled in a three pound 16 inch rainbow trout on the other end.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Pat Ramey
Ramey
Dye School Votes On R-6 Merger To Community R-6
Dye School District to vote Saturday at 2 p.m. on annexation to Community R-6 District. District valuation $193,657, tax levy $1, six grade pupils and two high school students in R-6 or Mexico. Community levy $4.10. Also reports birth: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Davis, 8 lb 14 oz son at Audrain Hospital.
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Dye
Mexico
Mike Davis
Elmwood Dr
Audrain Hospital
Davises
Courtney Michelle
Davis
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Linda Sue Haworth
Clarence Haworth
Richard Davis
Columbia
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Mexico Square
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