Laos Secret War Escalates Amid Leaks and Denials
Washington faces mounting disclosures on U S involvement in Laos as officials deny combat troops while evidence points to extensive covert aid. Senate hearings reveal Thai mercenaries, CIA backed campaigns, and air operations linked to the Ho Chi Minh Trail amid a broader Southeast Asia crisis.
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Laos
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Saigon
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
South
Vietnam
Sen
Stuart
Symington
D-Mo
State Department
Agency For International Development
Air America
Continental Air Services International
Souvanna Phouma
South Vietnam
Taos
Trail
Souvanna
Ho Chi Minh ‘Trail
National Security Council
Taiwan envoy warns against UN with mainland China
Taiwan Ambassador to the U.S. James C. Hsuan Shen told a Commonwealth Club luncheon that some Americans advocate a miracle linking of the lion and the lamb by backing United Nations membership for Communist China. He warned that the mainland has spent millions on nuclear weapons and may use them to blackmail neighbors, urging that Taiwan will not go away and that the UN should remain with Taiwan. He said Nixon's trip to Peking could be used by the Communists to show the U.S. pays homage. Shen asserted that Taiwan would never share a UN seat with Beijing and that enough UN members care about the charter to keep Taiwan in the world body.
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Geneva
W. Averell Harriman
Laos
Harriman
Roger Hilsman
State Department
Kennedy
Johnson
United States
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Southeast Asia
CIA
San Francisco
James C. WH. Shen
U.N
China
Taiwan
Shen
Commonwealth Club
Nixon
Mainland
Peking
$1,000 Posy Gift Captures Italian Hearts
Medford Oregon report says college student W Doug Smith sent his wife in Italy a $1,000 value of flowers last July 2. She kept the potted plants and donated cut flowers to hospitals. Italian papers picked up the romance, and the couple was featured in a romance magazine.
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Italy
Medford
Ore
UPI
W. Douglas Smith
Smith
Syrian immigrant seeks marriage to stay in U S
Adib Darkazalli, a 34 year old Syrian pipe fitter on a National Steel contract, seeks a spouse to qualify for permanent residence as a bona fide marriage. The deadline is Friday but he has not pursued replies from 12 hopefuls. The U S Immigration Service notes marriage possible if genuine. A recent newspaper ad asks for a compatible partner aged about his age or younger who enjoys movies and sports.
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Adib Darkazalli
Darkazalli
National Steel & Shipbuilding Co
U.S. Immigration Service
U.S
Svyyria-Damascus
Man Says Marriage Should Be For Keeps After Hobby Promise
A man states cooking is his hobby and vows that any marriage would be for keeps. He expresses that culinary pastime informs his serious plans for a stable union.
Smail Remarks on Divorce and Immigration Service
Assistant officer in charge F E Smail of the U S Immigration Service states a firm stance not to believe in divorce, reflecting views on marital stability within the agency's operations.
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F.E. Smail
U.S. Immigration Service
San Diego Comment on Case Seeks Careful Review
A San Diego source quotes a Thursday remark stating that in a case such as this, they would check into it quite carefully. The statement signals cautious handling and due diligence by the speaker regarding the ongoing matter.
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San Diego
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