U S Troop Pullout in Cambodia Tops Deadline by a Day
Lon Nol urged continued U S air support as the final American forces left Cambodia. South Vietnamese advances pushed inland toward Stung Treng while Hanoi pledged new supply routes along the Mekong. Allied reports tallied weapons, munitions, and rice destroyed or captured, with casualties on both sides and a claim that major Communist attacks would be delayed.
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New Troops Rushed to N Ireland
A Northern Ireland rioting incident led to a six month prison term for a Catholic minority leader. In Belfast mobs used buses as barricades as buildings burned while British troops patrolled with shoot-on-sight orders. Police reported 89 arrests in Belfast and London, 225 gas grenades in Belfast and 208 in London, with Molotovs and injuries among women and youths.
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Nixon meets Rogers before talks with Romanian minister
President Nixon hosts William Rogers at the Western White House for preliminary discussions on foreign policy ahead of talks with Romanian foreign minister Corneliu Manescu. Rogers heads to Southeast Asia on a busy schedule as Romania joins Warsaw Pact peers in proposing a mutual East West European troop pullback.
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High Court to Rule on Busing Dispute
The Supreme Court may hear the Justice Department appeal of a 7th Circuit ruling in Chicago that ordered the case to trial. Three Chicago residents claim City and federal committee actions violated First Amendment rights in investigations into subversion. The suit targets the committee's 31 year history and an indigent prison-time issue was also discussed amid broader court actions.
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Solons Budget More State Aid for Schools
State conference committee restores and cuts edge into school funding. Spokesman calls the plan an absolute nightmare citing five state college programs reduced or eliminated. They include cuts to graduate teaching load library funds sabbatical leave and public information. Also a $10 million medical care cut was kept, with $100,000 restored for higher ed governance. Governor seeks $70 million more for schools while Assembly Dems push $304 million. Senate backs $98 million with across the board cuts. Local district gains include $725,000 for Pier Avalon prep and Cabrillo Beach projects plus Wilmington Drum Barracks repairs.
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Mrs Nixon views aid for Peru after quake
Mrs Nixon and her hostess flew into Huaylas to deliver blankets and tents brought on her husband’s jet. A U S military cargo plane delivered supplies as 4 000 locals cheered at the airport. Officials briefed her on rescue heroism and the quake’s impact in the Andes.
Man Held in Death of Brother in Fullerton Shooting
Terrance D Pyle 27 of 2454 W Orangethorpe Ave Apt 7 was rebooked on murder suspicion after his 23 year old brother David Ricardo Prye died from a .22 pistol shot to the abdomen during an argument in an apartment near Torrance's Fullerton home. Detectives seized a revolver with one round fired.
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Return to Viet Nam sparks mixed Cambodia sentiments
American soldiers preparing to leave Cambodia express varied views. Some say being in Cambodia helped end the war, others doubt measurable gains. Statements from Charles Green Ronald Baker Gary Tarburlin Stanley Wade John Tyson Sean Russell Bernardo Anabu reflect cautious optimism and lingering war weariness.
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Manson Defense Plea to Drop Murder Charges Denied
A Los Angeles judge denied a defense motion to drop charges against Charles Manson and three followers as the Tate LaBianca murder case opened its third week. Attorneys argued pretrial publicity tainted the process. prosecutor Vinvent Bugliosi questioned the claims. Jury selection continued while Manson followers Atkins Krenwinkel and Van Houten faced charges for the August killings.
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Sharon Tate
AEC Announces New Suspected Soviet Nuclear Test
The Atomic Energy Commission said seismic signals last Saturday likely came from a Soviet underground nuclear explosion at Semipalatinsk. Yield estimated 20 to 20 kilotons, similar to the Jan. 29 blast, with implications under the nuclear test ban. The delay in announcement was attributed to weekend recording and staff meetings.
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Community Advice Column Queries Local Sports and Name Restoration
Readers seek boys and girls golf teams in Long Beach or Lakewood, and a Long Beach family asks how to restore a brother’s military name after a World War II era change. Also covered are a book club billing issue and a move delaying account postings, with guidance to verify payments and contact offices.
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Wilson Labour Leader Renamed After June Election
In London UPI reports former prime minister Harold Wilson won re election as Labor Party leader as MPs and new members in the House of Commons backed him unanimously. He sidestepped debate on the party's collapse and was named chairman and leader of the parliamentary Labor Party.
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