Stunt pilot survives wind gust in Maverick filming mishap
Stunt pilot Tallman and actress Bernadette Peters escaped injury after a gust shoved Tallman’s biplane near Mt Hope Kansas. They were filming Ace Eli and Rodger of The Skies for 20th Century Fox with Tallman doubling for Cliff Robertson, no injuries reported. Separately Idaho lawmakers Ellsworth and Hyde were recalled for voting a pay raise, with Gov. Andrus to name successors. Burns, former Senate leader, married Wilma Healey in Las Vegas. he chaired the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board after retiring from 34 years in state government.
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Cambodia maps drive with U S S Viet support
Acting Cambodian Prime Minister Sirik Matak announced a major winter offensive with American air support and South Vietnamese ground forces against North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. He said four northern and northeastern provinces would be retaken. government holds two thirds of the country. The U S Pentagon said its Cambodian aid team grew from 23 to 50 personnel to handle rising military aid, while total team strength remains 113. The Nixon administration sought 200 million dollars in additional military aid for Cambodia this year as training enables greater use of equipment. Matak, also defense minister, is in talks with Melvin Laird and others on a program to arm a 299,000-man force.
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Vanocur Resigns From NBC News To Focus On Projects
NBC News veteran Sander Vanocur resigns to work on various projects including a government and media book. He says he misses reporting and dislikes desk work, as quoted to Reuven Frank, NBC News president.
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Red attack kills 13 South Vietnamese rangers in delta
Military brief details a night ambush 45 miles southwest of Saigon in the Mekong Delta where 13 South Vietnamese rangers were killed and 10 wounded. Viet Cong used grenades and machine guns, then fled under helicopter gunships and artillery fire. Reinforcements kept up sporadic contacts two to four miles from the camp as 11 Viet Cong were reported killed in a parallel sweep by 1,000 regional troops near Long Tank following a tax-collectors incident.
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BYOB ban persists at Los Angeles Coliseum beer plan stalls
Temperance groups claim a victory as the Los Angeles Coliseum faces no beer sales this fall despite earlier city talks. ABC reports a backlog of licensing hearings delaying approval until next January. Local officials and abstainers, including Kenneth Hahn, supported abstinence while public sentiment remains divided.
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