U S calls Cambodia fight invasion amid war fears
The White House labels Cambodia operations as a foreign invasion of a neutral state. Cambodian and Vietnamese forces clash on Highway 3 near Angtassom with at least 15 Cambodian soldiers killed and 18 wounded over three days. Cambodian leaders seek U S aid as Thai, Soviet responses surface. Government moves 1,000 Vietnamese away from Phnom Penh and prepares repatriation. A South Vietnamese Red Cross delegation plans to assist.
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UPI
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U.S
Nixon
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State Department
Soviet Union
Tass
United States
Indochina
Phnom Penh
Toshio Sakkai
Angtassom
Mekong
Norodom Sihanouk
Red Cross
Two held Formosan bombers in Chiang assassination bid
Two Formosan revolutionaries were held after an attempted assassination of Chiang Ching-kuo in New York. Huang Peter, 32, a Cornell sociology student, faced charges of homicide and weapons offenses. co-defendant was held on similar charges. The incident followed a separate Egyptian bomber raid near Tel Aviv, with Israeli interceptors downing two Ilyushin 28 planes.
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UPI
Chiang Ching-kuo
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Plaza Hotel
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Formosa
U.S
Peter Huang
World United’ Formosans
Huang
Ithaca
N.Y
United Press. International
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
el Arish
Suez Canal
Sinai Peninsula
Abbie Hoffman Fails To Crash White House Tea Party
Abbie Hoffman and Grace Slick tried to crash Tricia Nixon's Finch College alumnae tea at the White House. Hoffman shouted insults near the gate and was escorted away. Slick followed as they discussed communal living and drape measurements.
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Abbie. Hoffman
White House
Jerry Rubin
Arizona State University
Abbie Baby
Jane Denison Washington
UPI
Abbie Hoffman
Hoffman
Tricia Nixon
Finch College
Chicago Seven
Grace Slick
Miss Slick
Nixon
Cook” County
Tricia
Grace Wing
New York City
Jefferson Airplane Rock Group
David ‘Busby
Washington
Grace
Doubted cancer drug Laetrile moves to human testing
About 100 people will be tested over six months with Laetrile, a controversial cancer drug from apricot pits. The FDA gave an experimental approval, while officials caution against claiming a cure and note uncertain curative powers.
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FDA
Washington
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Sunday Forecast 1970 April 26
Unusually good day for solid citizen plans that build for the years ahead. Aries seeks high status through principle. Taurus finds inspiration with a newcomer. Gemini pays debts and gains confidence. Moon Children plan cooperation and new action. Leo thanks benefactors and seeks efficiency. Virgo makes loved ones happy and uses talents. Libra improves home life with diplomacy. Scorpio attends morning services then enjoys friends and manages travel. Sagittarius adds ethical fundamentals after listening to a business expert. Capricorn charms and entertains, asking favors. Aquarius tends to own affairs and finances. Pisces seeks sociable time with others and future prosperity.
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Moon Children
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Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
OLPH Fun Field Day Set With Bil Keane MC
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home and School Association hosts a Fun and Field Day Sunday on the OLPH grounds. Cartoonist Bil Keane will be master of ceremonies for games booths children's activities and free movies. Proceeds fund a school public address system and a ramada for the grounds.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home and School Association
OLPH
Bil Keane
Haiti shuts borders after failed coup attempt
Haiti's Duvalier regime reports a mutiny near Port au Prince as Coast Guard vessels shell the capital. Ambassadors in Washington say mutineers fled toward the Windward Passage, with planes dispatched to search toward Cuba or the Bahamas. The United States rejects a request for help, citing internal affairs, while communications and air services suspend normal operations.
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United Press International
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
United States
Bonhomme
Washington
Coast Guard
Port Aue
Cuba
Bahamas
State Department
Bonhommeé
Caribbean
Aaitiphone Co
Puerto-Rico
Obituary of Florence C. Keiter 94
Mrs Florence C Keiter 94 of 6939 E Pasadena died Friday in a local hospital She was born November 10 1875 in Greenleaf Kansas She moved to Scottsdale in 1960 from Santa Fe New Mexico Survived by two daughters Thelma Pool Scottsdale and Gertrude Haas Omaha Neb two sons Clinton Long Beach California Harold Mesa one sister seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren all out of state Services and burial will be Friday in Pittsburg Kansas Local arrangements by Green Acres Mortuary
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Pasadena
Keiter
Greenleaf
Kans
Scottsdale
Santa Fe
N.M
Thelma Pool
Gertrude
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