Reds Seek Saserantios In Cambodia
Washington reports US military analysts say Communists try to convert Pursat and Battam Bang provinces in Cambodia into sanctuaries for training and rest. The move risks food shortages, Thai border threat, and curbed Highway 5, with a projected gradual encirclement and a native Cambodian countryside government in the making. The Mekong supply route and Bolovens Plateau areas gain focus while Cambodian forces lag behind North Vietnamese and Viet Cong in combat readiness.
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Washington
Pursat
Battam Bang
Thailand
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Phnom Penh
Kampong Son
Gulf of Siam
Cambodian
Kompong Thom
Siem Reap
Phnom Penky
Stung Trang
Kratie
Mekong River
Bolovens
Se Kong
North Vietnam
Highway 4
Number of Spellings Noted for Cotopaxi Mail
Postmaster John F. Young reports 103 different spellings of Cotopaxi on mail to the west-central Colorado town. The settlement was named by an early mining man for an Ecuadorian volcano.
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Cotopaxi
Colo
John F. Young
Colorado
Ecuador
Indicted Six Face Conspiracy Across State Lines
The grand jury named six defendants in a kidnapping plot and conspiracy case tied to antiwar dissent. Defendants include Rev. Joseph Wenderoth, Sister Elizabeth McAlister, Rev. Neil McLaughlin, Anthony Scoblick, Eqbal Ahmad, and others. Co conspirators named include Sister Beverly Bell and Paul Mayer. Charges cover conspiracy to destroy government property and illegal explosives. Sentences could reach life in prison for kidnapping, with other counts carrying five to ten years and fines up to ten thousand dollars. Reactions claim the government seeks to stifle dissent while insisting the charges are false.
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Joseph R. Wenderoth
Baltimore
Elizabeth McAlister
Marymount College
Tarrytown
N.Y
Neil Raymond McLaughlin
Anthony Scoblick
U.S
James P. Scoblick
R-Pa
Eqbal Ahmad
Chicago
Pakistan
Adlai Stevenson Institute of Public Affairs
University of Chicago
Daniel Berrigan
Beverly Bell
Marjorie A. Shuman
Washington, D.C
Thomas Davidson
William Davidson
Haverford
Haverford College
Paul Mayer
Edgewater
N.J
Jaques Egan
New York
Order of the Sacred Heart of Mary
FBI
Ahmad
Newark
Wenderoth
McLaughlin
Scoblick
John Cottone
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Mayer
Hewsmen
Davidson
Weatherman Group
Black Panthers
Puerto Rico
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hoover
Today's Funny Cartoon Submissions Offer Reward
The notice invites creators to submit original gags to Today's Funny in 1970. It promises a $1.00 payment for each accepted item and provides the Cleveland Ohio mailing address for entries.
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West Thad St
Cleveland
Ohio
Egypt press pushes peace plan with demilitarized zones
Cairo papers report Egypt wants a peace treaty with defined borders ending 22 years of war and a U S backed peacekeeping force. Al Ahram says Egypt asked Jarring to publish Israeli proposals while Al Gomhouria cites a four power role to deter aggression and reassure Israel. Skirmishes resume in Amman as cease-fire talks persist.
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Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
Cairo
al Ahram
Jarring
al Gomhouria
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Reagan Calls for Welfare Reform and Public Work Force
Governor Reagan pledges sweeping welfare reform in California including a public work force for recipients and a two tier system splitting aid into pensioners and jobless employables. He aims to balance a multi hundred million deficit without tax increases while criticizing make-work WPA style projects.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Senate
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Willie L. Brown
Ways and Means Committee
Works Progress Administration
Automen Protest FTC Ruling On Price Tags
Ford and Chrysler executives urged the FTC to allow manufacturers to keep sticker prices as suggested retail prices. They defended the practice while acknowledging a need for warnings that prices are not final. General Motors declined comment amid West Coast price litigation.
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Automen
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Ford
John J.nevin
Ford Motor Co
FTC
Nevin
Chrysler
Byron J. Nichols
United States
Nichols
Commission
General Motors
Exchange
Birds and bills stir in the 92nd Congress
Ornithologists note eagles fly fastest away from nests revealing home life quirks as the 92nd Congress sits with hints of movement this month. Readers are urged to crack down on children copying parental bad habits.
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Pecos Enterprise Reds
Saserantios
Feros Enterprise
Reeves County
Pecos
Texas
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South
Cedar Street
Ford Love
Joyce Miller
Dan Dominguez
Asso
Pecos Savings and Loan
Fifth
Cypress
Reeves
Be, W. Schmidt
Keith Dany
Hirst Mortgage Loans
Pha
Actioun
Stockhin Federal Home Loan Bank
Exec
Phillip Berrigan
Berrigan
Joseph Wenderoth
General Services Administration
Thanx
W. F. Dettle
NEA
U.N
Middle East
Riad
Amman
Jordan
Joel W. Daniel
Bert Scott
PSLIC
Etn
Federal Home Lown Bank of
Little Rock
Permanent Reserve Fund Stack
Legal Reserve and Or Federal Insurance Reserve
Weer
Pd Wy
State OF Texas
Ek. i. Schmidt
Pecos Savinge and Loan Appociation
Robert Scott
Lda
County
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