Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge likely to lead postwar government
Cambodias Khmer Rouge under Khieu Samphan appears set to control Phnom Penh after victory in the civil conflict. Key figures Teng Sary and Son Sen are named leaders with Sihanouk remaining symbolic head of state and FUNK leaders pledging a nonaligned democratic path. Sihanouks exile plans envision postwar reconstruction inspired by China and North Korea. The future Cambodia may tilt toward anti imperialist neutrality, shaping regional influence.
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Saloth Sar
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Scott accuses Congress of dragging on mercy aid
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott charged a mini-filibuster by delaying mercy funding for South Vietnam. The measure seeks 200 million dollars for evacuation and humanitarian aid, while the House debates a 327 million dollar package amid Democratic delaying tactics. Speaker Albert eyed a long session to finish the measure. Mansfield rejected mini-filibuster claims and noted available Defense funds and ships in the region.
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Washington
UPI
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Hugh Scott
South Vietnam
House
Carl Albert
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Defense Department
South China Sea
William Broomfield
R-Mich
White House
Hanoi
White House official to speak at CODAC meeting
Dr. Robert L. DuPont director of the White House Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention will address CODAC at its May 1 luncheon in The Inn at McCormick Ranch Scottsdale. The event begins 12 30 p m with a $6 50 per person fee and reservations due by Friday limited to 250 attendees. DuPont is Harvard Medical School alumnus and has taught at Massachusetts Mental Health Center and the National Institute of Mental Health. He is also associate clinical professor of psychiatry at George Washington Medical School.
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White House
Special Action Office For
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
CODAC
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DuPont
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McCormick Ranch
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FE. McDowell Rd
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Mental Health Center
Harvard
National Institute of Mental Health
George Washington Medical School
Saguaro High to Plant Shade Trees if Board Approves
Saguaro High plans new shade trees to cool the campus with Harper's Nursery supplying trees at wholesale and helping plant them. Clubs have raised 150 dollars to buy 70 to 100 trees, last Arbor Day five Arizona Ash trees were added.
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Harper's Nursery
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Drown Proof Your Child Program Starts May 6 1975
The Boys' Clubs of Phoenix sponsor a Drown Proof Your Child learn to swim program in three divisions for ages 2 to 4 with mothers, 5 to 7, and an eight and older boys class. Participation requires Boys' Clubs of Phoenix membership and advance registration.
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Boys’ Clubs of Phoenix
Khieu Samphan as Cambodian Khmer Rouge leader
U S intelligence notes Khieu Samphan, 44, called the Khmer Rouge leader in Cambodia, serving deputy premier and commander in chief while sharing strategy with a small leadership group. He studied economics in France and was once foreign trade minister.
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CNS
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Penn Nouth
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U.S
Southeast Asia wrestles with new alignments after Indochina
Prime Minister Abdul Razak links rising Communist attacks in Malaysia to Indochina events. The Philippines urges a possible abrogation of its mutual defense pact with the U S and a takeover of bases, while Thailand questions the U S role in Asia. Five ASEAN members recognize Cambodia's new government within 36 hours of Phnom Penh's fall, as Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia and Singapore join the zone of peace effort. Thailand battles insurgents in the north and east and hosts a North Viet Panе refugees in the northeast. A Kunming clandestine station channels Thai guerrillas amid shifting regional ties.
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UPI
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Abdul Razak
Indochina
Philippines
United States
U.S
Thailand
Asia
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Indonesia
Singapore
Association of Southeast Asian States
China
Laos
Thung Chang
Hanoi
Kunming
Thai Peoples Liberation Armed Forces
Pueblo Mohave principals plan closer school ties
Michael Bloom of Pueblo and Barry Weiler of Mohave, once colleagues at Maryland School, now push a closer Pueblo Mohave relationship. Highlights include the Pueblo Careers Fair, East Scottsdale Little League opening, mime artist Havre von Lambach at Mohave, and multiple school activities across Pueblo and Mohave with student showcases and contests.
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Michael Bloom
Barry Weiler
University of Arizona
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Phoenix
Maryland School
Bloom
Mohave School
Weiler
Havre von Lambach
Lambach
Marcel Marceau
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