U.S. Opposes Extending War into Cambodia
Washington state officials state the United States opposes expanding the Vietnam War into Cambodia. Spokesman Robert J. McCloskey emphasizes respect for Cambodian sovereignty and neutrality. Pentagon confirms no U.S. units involved and no control over South Vietnamese operations in Cambodia.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Cambodia
Robert J. McCloskey
Norodom Sihanouk
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Pentagon
U.S
One of 5 Census Forms Asks More Detailed Info
The article explains the 1960 census forms, noting that 20 percent of households receive long D-2 or D-3 forms for detailed housing and person data while others use short D-1 forms. It outlines filing timing, confidentiality, penalties for noncompliance, and language aids for Spanish and Chinese speakers.
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Bureau
United States
Commerce
Father shoots at teens during grocery hold up and son is slain
In Los Angeles, George Fong, unaware his son Alexander was fatally shot during a grocery store holdup, apprehended one teen after firing at the culprits while the others fled. Police say the youths demanded an item, one drew a gun, and Alexander was shot in the head.
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Los Angeles
George Fong
Fong
Alexander
Young Fong
Cooper Signals Support for Carswell Nomination
Sen John Sherman Cooper a Republican from Kentucky said he would oppose sending the Supreme Court nomination back to the Judiciary Committee and would vote for Carswells confirmation if the recommittal motion fails. The move adds pressure on undecided GOP senators amid a tight 51 vote requirement.
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Washington
John Sherman Cooper
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kentuckian
Carswell
Nixon
Cooper
Marlow W. Cook
Judiciary Committee
Bob Dole
Brian
Birch Bayh
Kansan
Associated Press
Ohio commission orders Erie Lackawanna to answer or comply
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission advised the Erie Lackawanna Railway Co. that it must comply with its orders or answer in court. The warning came during the commission's session held in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Erie Lackawanna Railway Co
Grants Approved In Ohio Poverty Fight
Gov James Rhodes approved federal grants totaling 541481 for anti poverty projects across scattered Ohio counties. The funding supports continuing programs in Belmont County St Clairsville and other areas. An earlier survey found Erie Lackawanna railway conditions dangerous and required repairs by November 4 with no action yet by a state commission.
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Erie Lackawanna
Akron
Nion Commission
Belmont
I County
St. Clairsville
Columbus, Ohio
James Rhodes
Viet Vets Benefits Increased by Law
President Nixon signed legislation boosting Vietnam veterans education and related benefits. Full time student educational stipends rise by 34.6 percent to 175 dollars for single students and 200 dollars for a married veteran with one child. Retroactive to February 1, the increases add 186 million dollars to the 1971 budget.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Florida White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Hospital appoints Mrs. Jeri Rossi as patient coordinator
Mrs. Jeri Rossi of 804 Fourth Ave has joined Middletown Hospital as patient coordinator. Walter A. Mischley hospital administrator announced the appointment. A University of Dayton psychology sociology graduate, she previously served as a caseworker for the El Paso County Welfare Department in Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Jeri Rossi
Fourth Ave
Middletown Hospital
Walter A. Mischley
University of Dayton
Mrs. Rossi Hospital
el Paso
Colorado Springs
Colo
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