Chinese move to aid Cambodian peace talks amid Khmer struggle
Reported shifts in Beijing aim to influence Sihanouk and Lon Nol toward a compromise in Cambodia. Mao and Chou Enlai weigh Soviet ties and Vietnamese balance as Washington signals direct talks with Sihanouk. Intermittent talks with insurgent reps hint at possible ceasefire or settlement, with Sihanouk potentially sacrificed to secure a deal.
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Will the car of the future curb gasoline waste
A July 1973 editorial warns Americans to curb driving waste amid a persistent gasoline shortage likely to last 18 months or more. It argues allocation is not a solution and urges gasoline conservation, car pooling, and efficient driving to stretch limited supplies.
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