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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1970

Page

4

Senators Shape Filibuster To Limit Cambodia Action

Seven freshmen and four veteran GOP senators with White House acquiescence plan a mini filibuster against a move to limit Nixon's military operation in Cambodia. Dole acknowledges the group, saying daily support for the President grows, as Cooper and Church push an amendment to bar military expenditures after June 30.

the Daily Bee Washington UPI White House Nixon Cambodia Robert J. Dole Dole Senate John Sherman Cooper R-Ky Frank Church Idaho

Alcatraz Set as Park Site for Golden Gate Recreation Area

Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay may become the keystone of a Golden Gate National Recreation Area with Indians occupying the site since last November. GSA regional administrator Thomas E. Hannon said the former federal prison could be a national park hub, while Indian spokesmen, unavailable for comment, previously rejected Hickel’s park plan and sought $300,000 for a university and cultural center on Alcatraz.

San Francisco UPI Alcatraz Thomas E. Hannon General Services Administration Golden Gate National Recreation San Francisco Bay Interior Walter J. Hickel Redmen

Communists attend Vietnam peace talks amid US raids

In Paris the Communist delegations led by Nguyen Minh Vy and Dinh Ba Thi joined the 68th session of peace talks despite earlier threats to boycott over renewed US air strikes in North Vietnam. Saigon said American planes hit gun positions three days earlier and Vy and Thi accused the United States of widening the war while professing peace. Pham Dang Lam called the Communists aggressors in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia.

Paris UPH Vietnam United States North Vietnam Nguyen Minh Vy Dinh Ba Thi U.S Saigon Demilitarized Zone Thi Cambodia Pham Dang Lam Laos

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