Reds Capture Town Near Phnom Penh Amid Cambodia Fighting
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong seized Set Bo, 10 miles southeast of Phnom Penh, as fighting raged for the provincial capital in central Cambodia. The Cambodians mounted a counteroffensive after the night attack, while Kompong Thom remained under heavy pressure. U.S. Command reported higher battle deaths in Indochina with 110 in Vietnam and 55 in Cambodia, plus hundreds wounded.
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Harris to Speak at Gilligan Fundraising Dinner
Oklahoma Senator Fred B. Harris will headline a $100-per-plate fundraising dinner in Columbus Ohio on June 13 for Democratic gubernatorial candidate John J. Gilligan. The event aims to boost Gilligan in the Ohio race.
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Miami University to reform governance with 36 member University Council
The University Senate voted to abolish the Faculty Council and create a 36 member University Council with student and faculty representation across campuses. A Governance Proposal sets up three advisory councils and expands the Graduate Council while shifting leadership to the provost. The Board of Trustees will vote on June 19.
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Soviets May Cooperate In Space Programs
Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong says Premier Kosygin appears receptive to space cooperation with the United States. Armstrong, the first man on the moon, began a Soviet tour May 24 and met Kosygin in the Kremlin this week. He noted no specific proposal was discussed, only the general idea, in a cordial conversation.
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FDA approves L-dopa for Parkinson’s with tight follow up
The FDA clears L-dopa for general sale amid strong public pressure and orders unprecedented long term testing due to widespread side effects. Dr. Charles Edwards says benefits may outweigh risks though treatment will require monitoring for years as researchers seek long term safety data.
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