Cambodia War Move Declared The Biggest Success
Nixon announces Cambodia campaign as the war's greatest success and outlines a plan to withdraw about 150000 troops over the next 12 months. Verification of timing and context suggests a major redeployment to reduce ground forces while continuing military efforts in Southeast Asia.
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Nixon Divides Democrats and Allies on Cambodian Address
Washington division over Nixon Cambodia move. Muskie and O'Brien criticized the speech as PR. Percy urged a top negotiator for Paris talks. Ford Bush and Stennis praised the president. Dole sought to curb Cambodia military action after June 30. Nixon defended troop withdrawals and noted a cautious pace through October.
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Julie Visits Friend in Portland With Eisenhower Visit
Julie visits a former Smith College classmate, Ann Davis, who was a bridesmaid at her wedding to David Eisenhower. Mrs Eisenhower arrived by plane Wednesday for the private visit in Portland, Maine with the younger daughter of the president and Mrs Nixon.
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Pick Panel for Fight on Crime
President Nixon announced a National Council on Organized Crime to craft a national campaign against organized crime. Attorney General John Mitchell will head the council, joined by three other cabinet members, FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, and Secret Service Director James J Trowley, among others. The panel will include Homer H Budge and representatives from major agencies. The council aims to eliminate organized crime, described as exploitation, corruption and destruction in society.
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Reds Take Town in Cambodia Amid Recapture Battles
In Cambodia near Phnom Penh enemy forces seized Set Bo ten miles southeast of the capital but government troops retook it. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong overran a small outpost, seized arms and supplies, then retreated southwest after Cambodian fighter-bomber support. Kompong Thom saw renewed attacks with sporadic fighting as Cambodian and South Vietnamese units responded.
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Nobel laureates urge Nixon to end Southeast Asia war
Forty three American Nobel Prize winners call on President Nixon to withdraw the 1.5 year U.S. participation in the Southeast Asia conflict. The letter, signed by prominent scientists including Chamberlain Alvarez and Pauling, urges rapid termination and echoes appeals from the younger generation. Seventeen signers are from California and others hail from Berkeley Palo Alto Pasadena La Jolla and San Diego.
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Linus Pauling
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Max Delbruck
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Murray Gell-Mann
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San Diego
Police Arrest 32 in Dape Roundup
Fullerton police closed a three month undercover operation by arresting 42 suspects at 1 30 am for narcotics violations. Capt C D B Davis led 40 officers from neighboring cities in raids across parked cars restaurants bars and lots. Seizures included large bags of heroin as arrests targeted individuals rather than a single group.
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Judge Race Outcome Is Frozen In Los Angeles Election
A court order froze the 4 Superior Court judgeship race after a registrar error delayed tally release. Judge Leonard Wolf seeks precinct by precinct audit as Beverly Tollson and seven other candidates support him, with a June 12 hearing set in Santa Monica Superior Court.
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Fire Evacuates Hundreds as Palms Wilshire Hotel Burns
Los Angeles UPI reports about 175 people evacuated when a fire swept the hotel top floor at dawn. One tenant treated for smoke inhalation, damage estimated at 25 thousand dollars.
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