Kissinger urges extra military aid for South Vietnam
Kissinger testified that an emergency fund for general purposes should be allowed to the President and urged more military aid. He noted $80 million of equipment lost in retreat, questioned Congress cuts, and said only US action can sustain South Vietnam while warning the situation remains ominous and political settlement depends on military support.
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Retaking Cambodians Hit U S Supplies Center
Communist led forces in western Phnom Penh regain ground and push toward the city as refugees flood Takmau. Insurgents reach near the capital from multiple routes while paratroopers counterattack north of their base. Pochentong radio station abandoned and occupied by rebels. curfew lifted for five hours to allow market access.
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Governor weighs Nox bill amid Senate approval and Assembly push
Governor Brown weighs SB 41 a NOx device mandate as the Senate approved the measure after a prior Assembly defeat. If he signs within 12 days it becomes law. otherwise the bill passes without a signature and takes effect immediately. A separate bill seeks to repeal the statewide NOx device requirement for 1966-70 cars in California.
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McDonald's contest break sparks Caltech scholarship
Caltech seniors from Page House captured a contest effort that replicated 1.2 million entry blanks for about $400 in paper, naming 28 Caltech students. David Novikoff said the group would donate any winnings to a Pasadena cause, possibly library or kitchen improvements.
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Bomb attacks hit Bien Hoa as Saigon area tightens
The Bien Hoa air base headquarters for virtually all South Vietnam jet attack planes was hit by mortar fire. Communist commandos blew a bomb dump, followed by two explosions that shook Saigon. Attacks near Xuan Loc raised fears of a major drive as long An saw rockets strike Tan An, killing one civilian and wounding nine. Air support slowed, with no fighter-bomber sorties seen at Bien Hoa and two ASTs shot down near Ben Tranh.
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False and Misleading Advertising Suit Over Frozen Food Deals
Gen Evelle J Younger sues Family Food Services Inc Los Angeles alleging false ads and deceptive sales tactics for freezer service plans. The complaint claims prices matched retail, signing were pressured by constant talking and water glass knocking, and some meat was fatty or tough. The suit seeks injunction 2500 per violation and restitution. Also named are Michael J Condon Hay Slice and Charles Brown. Moscow Minder farten teacher asks children to draw daddy working around the house. most sketches show fathers asleep or watching TV.
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Blue Hat Gaffe Highlights Capitol Equal Rights Debate
At the Texas state capital Monday Jimmy Knight wore a blue hat and coat to discuss election laws while pink clad anti Equal Rights Amendment supporters milled about. A pink clad woman ridiculed his hat and Knight admitted his mistake before leaving his blue hat in a lawmaker's office.
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Fredric March Dies of Cancer and Career Arc
The late Fredric March, famed tall leading man, died of cancer after a life spanning stage and screen. A Racine native, he shifted from banking aims to drama, served as a young army lieutenant in World War I, and rose through Broadway to film. His talkies began with The Dummy, later starring in Death of a Salesman and other notable works.
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Ford urges support for defense budget in DAR speech
President Ford told 3000 Daughters of the American Revolution members that America must maintain a strong defense, backing a 95 billion dollar budget amid mixed public views. He warned against nostalgia, urged readiness to evacuate Americans from Vietnam, and argued national strength underpins world leadership.
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