Southeast Asia defense pact study warns of readiness gaps
A 12 member AP News In Brief study team says Southeast Asia non-Communist nations lack readiness to form a mutual defense pact and need continued U S aid. The report also cites captives kept in small cages in a South Vietnamese prison.
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Angkor Ruins Largely Untouched After Troop Withdrawal
Cambodian and other sources report Communist forces pulled back from portions of Angkor ruins, leaving the historic site undamaged after over a month of occupation.
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Atty Gen Warren urges laws to curb fly by night rock festivals
Atty Gen Robert Warren urged local governments to require health and safety permits for festivals and to pass zoning rules banning commercial uses in agricultural and residential districts to drive illegal promoters out of business. In Chicago traffic deaths over the Fourth of July weekend reached 540, below last year’s 611.
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Italian Premier Rumor resigns to avert one day strike
Rome AP reports Premier Mariano Rumor's four party Center-Left cabinet resigned after three major labor federations rejected his call to cancel a planned walkout over social reforms. The crisis showed no immediate end in sight.
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Fire bombing Nets $1 Million Damage in Asbury Park
Fire bombers and looters ravaged a predominantly Negro district of the Asbury Park seashore city for a second night. Police estimated damage up to $1 million and officials said the cause of the disorders was unknown.
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Soviet Mideast Clash Feared
Washington reports Nixon aides fear Soviet pilots may operate MiGs to defend SAM-3 sites along the Suez Canal. Israeli forces press attacks while US confirms losses of Phantom fighters. replacement unclear. Soviet involvement could trigger a direct superpower confrontation.
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3000 American Students Stranded in Europe as Tour Group Collapses
In Paris and other cities, thousands of U S students from a Cincinnati tour group faced being stranded after the company filed for bankruptcy. Spokesman T Budge Hyde of World Academy said airlift plans would evacuate about half the group, with 600 to 700 already sent home. He claimed all students were safely housed and had home reservations.
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CBS Grants Democrats Time Tonight
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien will air an equal time reply to President Nixon with 25 minutes on CBS. The broadcast will include excerpts from Nixon and Spiro Agnew, featuring Nixon’s nomination acceptance and inaugural addresses.
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Mississippi Youths Visit Green County Under Project Understanding
Sixteen Mississippi youths from Kemper and Marshall counties visit Green County under Project Understanding. Three remain in Albany. hosts include the Lerch and Sowl families. The group arrived in Monticello after a long bus ride and will later deliver donated clothing. A picnic is planned at New Glarus Woods State Park.
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Brodhead Council Acts on Many Items
Brodhead council meetings cover street sweeper bids with four firms, July 22 for a decision, and a 9 a.m. session. Also set are July 20 for the annual board of review, and sewer-extension hearings for Duane Wolfe July 16 23 30 and Roy Altman Aug 9 16 23. Rezoning talk for an industrial park on William OConnor property referred to planning commission. Lease proposals for 25 years with a five year renewal for sewage facilities are compared. Fire department expansion plans and larger trucks prompt a committee setup. Jaycee Francis Gombar to moderate Army Corps of Engineers Rock River Basin meeting July 13. Albany and Belleville urged to attend. Final approval for Third Street relocation, and election board worker names approved. Pool attendance and receipts report presented. city clerk asked to write Milwaukee Railroad about Turn to Back Page.
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