Nixon Summons Top Aides for Cambodia Briefing
President Nixon calls a Sunday session at the Western White House with Gen. Creighton Abrams Adm. Joan S. McCain and Melvin R. Laird among others to discuss Cambodia and Vietnamization. No dramatic announcements or troop withdrawal changes are expected.
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Creighton Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Mollenhoff
Cambodia
White House
Abrams
Saigon
Adm
Joan S. McCain
The
Pacific
Plane crashes on highway. six die in Atlanta area
A Martin 494 chartered plane carrying 34 people crashed on Interstate 285 near Atlanta during an emergency landing in rain and fog. Six people died, including five from a car, and more than 30 were injured. Passengers were headed to Florida for a development event by Lehigh Acres Development Inc. The crash damaged vehicles and an overpass, with survivors recounting the final moments.
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Atlanta, Ga
Florida
Atlanta
Lehigh Acres Development Inc
Peachtree-DeKalb
Fort Myers
Fla
James Cannin
Interstate 285
Argentina hunts ex president in nation wide search
Police and the army conducted a broad search across Argentina for former President Pedro E. after reports of his kidnapping emerged. The dramatic development prompted national security forces to cordon key areas and pursue leads in a high stakes political crisis.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro EU
Toll climbs as Memorial Day travel soars nationwide
Traffic deaths surpassed 40 on the holiday weekend with 143 lives lost since Friday 6 p.m. local time as millions hit highways. Ohio logged 16 fatalities by Saturday evening amid forecasts of up to 35 more statewide.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Airliner Hijacked To Cairo
An Alitalia DC9 en route from Genoa to Rome was hijacked by a pistol armed suspect at Naples fuel stop. The plane landed in Cairo at 9 20 p m local time where police took the hijacker away. The 30 passengers and three crew were moved to the main terminal for flight arrangements. No motive or Cairo destination was stated.
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Cairo
Rome
Naples
Genoa
5 year old dies after backing car hits son
A five year old Clermont County boy Foster Cooper died at Bethesda Hospital in Cincinnati after being struck by a car his father was backing from the driveway at their home. Foster was the son of Raymond Cooper of Moscow Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Clermont County
Bethesda Hospital
Foster Cooper
Raymond Cooper
Moscow
Ohio
Dalat Struck by Viet Cong Invasion Amid Cambodian Front Tension
Government troops prepared a dawn strike to clear Viet Cong commandos from three Dalat pockets, including a church and university buildings, after a heavy dawn attack on the mountain city. The broader front reported renewed activity along the Vietnam Cambodia border as Cambodian forces held Prey Veng. In the broader campaign, 9,852 enemy casualties were reported in Cambodia, with allied losses of 538 dead and 2,279 wounded in South Vietnamese and American units.
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Saigon
Dalat
Dalat University
Cambodia
Do Cao Tri
Prey Veng
Phnom Penh
U.S
Mekong River
Vietnam
Ong
National Military Academy
West Point
Legal View The Case For Cambodia by Lewis Gulick
The State Department on Saturday issued a 20 page legal case justifying U S and South Vietnamese moves in Cambodia as self defense when Cambodia could not curb North Vietnamese actions. It argues a prior advance request could have compromised neutrality and that the action rests on U N Charter Article 51.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Cambodia
John R. Stevinson
Phnom Penh
United States
Lon Nol
Nixon
U.N
Weekend Shower Chance Fades Yet Muggy Skies Remain
The forecast calls a low shower chance Sunday with partly cloudy, warm conditions. Temperatures reach the lower 80s, dipping to the 60s to 65 tonight, with similar weather expected Monday as well.
A Glance Inside Auto Pollution
A scientist notes air pollution from all automobiles in the United States is a serious ongoing problem with tremendous progress in combating it. The article discusses persistent battles over drafts and the era’s ongoing strain as passenger train service declines in many communities.
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