Cambodian leader Assails Lon Nol Amid War Updat es
The report cites Sihanouk in a Radio Hanoi appeal accusing Lon Nol of selling the country to U.S. allies, as allied counts show rising U.S. battle deaths in Indochina and fluctuating enemy losses. It notes rocket and mortar attacks across South Vietnam, several helicopter losses, and battlefield casualties in Laos and Cambodia.
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Israeli Air War Escalates Along Suez Canal Front
Israeli pilots press a two and a half hour dawn bombing of Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal with 48 hours of action in four days. Reports claim two Mirages were shot down by Egypt while Israel says one of three was lost. Egyptian claims of crashes are disputed. Cholera fears rise in Cairo suburbs as travelers report deaths.
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Americans oppose U S envoy in Sweden amid asylum wave
Swedish premier Palme says Americans living asylees helped organize at least one protest against U S Ambassador Jerome H Holland who faced hostile crowds and shouted slurs. Palme notes a small extremist faction behind incidents and cites deserters seeking asylum in Sweden.
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Soviet cosmonauts extend routine day in Soyuz 9 flight
Cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastyanov completed the Soyuz 9 38th Earth orbit and fulfilled their third day in flight. Tass notes medical control was performed and the crew rested in the orbital compartment. Pravda quotes the designer calling the mission experimental to perfect future systems and human machine integration. Separately, an official report cites 4.2 million people migrating from East Pakistan to India since 1947.
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Book Ban Disturbs Baptists in Southern Convention
The Southern Baptist Convention moved to suppress Volume 1 of the Broadman Bible Commentary on Genesis and Exodus fueling outcry in academic and denominational circles. Leaders warn the ban will hinder credible scholarship and widen rifts with educated pastors and seminarians. The decision followed a motion by Rev. Gwin Turner and marked a historic censorship of church produced work.
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