U.S. Role Expanded as Gunships Aid Cambodia
American fighter bombers attacked North Vietnamese missile sites for a third day while Cambodia claims recapture of the Pich Nil pass on Highway 4. The U.S. Seventh Fleet and helicopter gunships support 13,000 troops in the Cambodian drive and report no ground troops, with troop strength rising to 333,300 in Vietnam before planned reductions.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Pich Nil
Phnom Penh
U.S. Command
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Demilitarized Zone
Air Force
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S
Pich Nil Pass
Highway 4
Am Rong
Kompong Som
US 7Th Fleet
Cleveland
Iwo Jima
Gulf of Siam
United States
ARVN
Army of the Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
Political minister says marijuana report draws fire
Washington AP reports Dr. Thomas Price head of a nongovernment drug abuse council criticizes a forthcoming federal narcotics bureau policy statement on marijuana as propaganda. Price claims the draft links marijuana to crime and delinquency while a bureau spokesman says the report will summarize factual information and offered no comment on the charges.
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Washington
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Thomas Price
National Coordinating Council On Drug Abuse Education and Information Inc
John Ingersoll
Price
Bureau of Marijuana
Justicedential Commission
United Methodist
American Medical Association
National Student Association
Bureau
Chicago Teachers Return To Jobs With Pay Hike Approved
Chicago teachers end a four day strike as the Chicago Teachers Union votes to approve a two year contract. It includes a 16 percent wage increase over two years totaling 67 million dollars and raises starting salaries from 8400 to 9796, aided by anticipated state funding. Mayor Daley pushed for the agreement and cited state aid as crucial to cover the cost.
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Chicago
Chicago Teachers Union
Richard J. Daley
Board of Education
Daley
Burn victim Alma Sharp dies in Cincinnati hospital
Mrs Alma Sharp 57 of Price Hill Cincinnati died at Cincinnati General Hospital from burns caused by a house fire on October 26 1970.
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Cincinnati
Alma Sharp
Price Hill
Cincinnati General Hospital
Muskie Reaffirms Trip Unlinked to Campaign
Senator Edmund S. Muskie says his Europe and Middle East journey was not a campaign kickoff. He met Soviet Premier Kosygin in Moscow without pressure or harassment and spoke with West German leaders, urging Brandt toward better ties with Eastern Europe.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Europe
Middle East
Maine
Muskie
Alexei Kosygin
Moscow
Washington
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Eastern Europe
Waitress Fulfills Stickup Order at Ky Cafe
Covington police say 19 year old Donna Reynolds filled a $30 carryout order after cafe owner Ken Newhouse handed her a robbery note at the K and K Restaurant. The note claimed the customer was armed and the man left after Reynolds complied.
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Covington, Ky
Ken Newhouse
Donna Reynolds
Newhouse
Relief for Hemorrhoidal Itch with Preparation H
A patent medicine claim describes prompt relief from burning itch and pain of hemorrhoidal tissue, with swelling reduction. Tests in major cities report similar results. The product lubricates to protect inflamed skin and does not sting, offering soothing help especially at night.
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New York City
Washington
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