Cambodia Accuses US Trained Thai Guerrillas of Slayings
Phnom Penh charges U S Army Special Forces trained Thai guerrillas with killing two Cambodians and wounding a third on Cambodian soil. The government says the attack was recent and condemns American and Thai aggression while noting Cambodia’s shifting ties with China.
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Note Carved in Boat as Russian Freighter Rescues Fishermen
Two Bahamian fishermen Gordon Scott Fitzgerald and Clarence John Terriano were rescued after 11 days at sea when the Russian freighter Khmelsk picked them up 80 miles east southeast of Cape Fear and transferred them to the Coast Guard cutter Jonquil in Morehead City. Fitzgerald, 32, left a carved note in the boat pleading for his wife to live life to its fullest, while both men appeared weak and dehydrated upon hospital admission.
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Baptists Discuss Various Matters in Texas Convention
The Baptist General Convention of Texas executive board met in Dallas and approved a $4 million convalescent facility at Baylor Medical Center and parking garage. It also approved loans totaling $1.7 million to Mary Hardin Baylor College, San Antonio Baptist Memorial Hospital, and Amarillo High Plains Baptist Hospital. The board urged defeat of the parimutuel referendum and formed an association of nine Texas Baptist schools to seek private foundation funds. It created a $25 000 disaster fund and filled key staff posts including Rev B J Martin as executive board chairman and Dr Woodson Armes as Christian Education Committee chairman.
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Arlington GM Walkout Ends After Three Day Strike
A three day UAW walkout at the Arlington GM assembly plant appears to end with 3400 members set to return to work Monday. GM says picket lines were removed after negotiations. Local 276 president Willie Adkins cites 600 grievances as the strike’s cause.
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