Embassy Walls Now Bare as Cambodians Back Lon Nol Regime
Cambodian embassy walls in Washington are stripped of Prince Sihanouk images after Charge d Affaires Thay Sok says loyalty to the new government. He urges exile for Sihanouk and asks U S and carriers to deny transport to him. Embassies in China and other nations also pledge support to Lon Nol. Phnom Penh radio confirms deposing Sihanouk.
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Peru's Phone Company Is Nationalized
Peru's revolutionary government seized control of the Peruvian Telephone Co in a 17.9 million deal with ITT. ITT transfers 69.11 percent stake while reinvesting about 12 million in a Sheraton hotel project in Lima and 840,000 in a new telephone equipment plant with 60 percent ITT ownership and 40 percent government stake rising to 50 percent later.
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Peruvian Telephone Co
International Telephone & Telegraph Co
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