Nixon Faces Compromise on Cambodia Curbs
White House backs hush talks with Senate sponsors of a foreign military sales act amendment. The proposal bans using funds to retain U S forces in Cambodia or supply mercenary advisers or conduct combat air operations in support of Cambodian forces. Sponsors insist on no weakening of the amendment though may adjust the preamble to acknowledge presidential war powers.
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George D. Aiken
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Viettnam
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Nathaniel H. Rogg
National Association of Home Builders
America
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George W. Romney
Arthur J. Burns
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Allies Tighten Noose on Reds in Cambodia
Allied forces press a three pronged drive into Cambodia as South Vietnamese troops advance toward Takeo while Cambodian units push from Phnom Penh along Highway 3. U S radar picket ships and a destroyer monitor Kompong Som as battles unfold amid casualty tallies and a push for congressional war restraint.
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U.S. Navy
Kompong Sam
Sihanoukville
Mekong
Mekong Delta
Here
Takeo
Phnom Penh
Utilities Tax Voted by Council Sparks Debate
Councilwoman Thomas J. Clark backs the utility tax as essential to fund a new retirement program and city services. Deats estimates three police personnel would be affected by a compulsory retirement at age 60, none of them officers, while Mansell stresses revenue needs despite the tax bite.
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Thomas J.clark
Seram
Deats
Wold
Mansell
Ammo Depot Blast Injures Twenty at Indiana Facility
An explosion at the Indiana Army Ammunition Depot in Charlestown injures twenty workers, with one in serious condition. William L. Ferguson of Louisville, Kentucky is hospitalized in serious condition. five others are under observation. Two workers from Louisville, Charles Tungate and Claude Seadler, were treated and released. The plant reports moderate structural damage with no estimated dollar loss.
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Indiana Army Ammunition Depot
Here
William L. Ferguson
Louisville
Clark County
Jeffersonville
Charles Tungate
Claude Seadler
David Armstead
Pan
Clarification on Ayres and Palos Verdes Chapel Q&A
A reader asks if Lew Ayres is alive. answer states he is living in Bel Air and notes Mitchell Ayres was killed in Las Vegas in 1969. Another reader asks about the Wayfarers Chapel on Palos Verdes Drive South. details include design by Lloyd Wright and opening hours.
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Lew Ayres
Las Vegas
C.B
Cerritos
Ayres
Mitchell Ayres
Bel Air
Ohio
California
Palos Verdes Peninsula
B.V
Long Beach
Llnyd Wright
Frank Lloyd
Palos Verdes Drive
Maciieland
Portuguese Bend
Vtan
Church of the New Jerusalem
Emanuel Swedenborg
Holy Land
American Children’s Day Debuts June 33 1971
The text notes Universal Children’s Day established by the United Nations in 1954 and that an American Children’s Day was set to be celebrated for the first time on June 33, 1971. It explains subsequent observance on the Sunday before Father’s Day and provides ACTION LINE contact guidance for readers.
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United Nations General Assembly
Nixon Seeks Oil Spill Safeguard Approval
President Nixon asks Congress to bolster Coast Guard power to prevent and respond to oil spills, expanding authority and protective measures nationwide. The proposal aims to tighten oversight and accelerate enforcement to guard shores and marine ecosystems.
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Nixon
Coast Guard
House approves extra funds for pollution fight
Washington AP report says the House passed a multibillion dollar measure to bolster air and water pollution controls beyond Nixon administration requests. The bill adds millions to Interior Department items, funds inspectors for offshore oil threats, coal fire fighting in Pennsylvania, and fisheries oversight. A revolving fund will quicken cleanup. a $35 million request for fund operations follows regulatory approval. Nisun touts national and international action to protect the environment.
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APL
House
Senate
Nixon
Interior Department
House Appropriations Committee
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Congress
Nixon Deficit Figure Questioned by Congress
President Nixon’s budget deficit estimate of 1.3 billion next year faces sharp challenge from Senator Proxmire who predicts a likely 3 to 4 billion shortfall. Sources note profits and corporate taxes fall amid sluggish demand tied to administration curbs.
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Nixon
William Proxmice
D-Vis
Capitol Hill
Gas Tax Proposal Raises Questions
Washington debates Nixon leaded gasoline tax to curb pollution and fund enforcement. Proxmire questions feasibility and Muskie relief, while House Commerce approves the idea. Moscow reports earthquake casualties in the Caucasus with no totals released.
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Nixon
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D-Wis
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Dmaine
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