Insurgent Threat Pressed as Phnom Penh Bombing Intensifies
American planes carried their heaviest strikes in a month as Cambodian government troops widened the defense perimeter south of Phnom Penh. Field reports said forces moved along Highway 3, regained ground near the Prek Thaot River, and faced little resistance after air raids. Civilian rumors cited insurgent setbacks while B52s targeted positions near Prek Ho.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Highway 3
Prek Thaot
Highway 1
Saigon
Highway 2
Prek Ho
Great Scott Bus Program Helps Detroit Elderly Shop Suburbs
In Detroit, Great Scott stores fund weekly bus trips four times a week to suburban locations for elderly inner city residents. Since May 1971 the program has grown to 350 dollars a month covering gas driver and maintenance. Over 10 000 shoppers have used the service, saving money and finding better meat and selection.
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Scott
Redmond
Bill Kramer
Bob Grosuch
Kramer
East Berlin tunnel escape nets nine refugees to West Berlin
Two East German engineers and their families tunneled under the Berlin Wall to a drainage pipe in West Berlin on July 27, the first successful escape since 1972. Nine people crawled through a months long dig to reach Koenigstrasse area, with police confirming the plan and West Germany warning against professional smugglers while pledging no forced repatriation.
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Berlin
UPI
Berlin Wall
West Berlin
Koenigstrasse
Competition for food seen increasing in world market
Dixon California report cites droughts reducing global food supply as nations demand more meat. Nat Johnson of California Grain and Feed Association warns Americans will face higher prices amid calls to revise Phase IV price controls. C B Christensen predicts price jumps if beef controls end. he sees shortages being tempered only by market meat availability.
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United States
Council of California Growers
C. B. Christensen
Christensen
Johnson
Owl wing study could cut jet noise at NASA Ames
NASA Ames Research Center in California sponsors wind tunnel tests with Hersh Acoustical Engineering to assess serrated leading edges on airfoils. The aim is to reduce compressor and helicopter noise by diverting airflow into tiny vortices, syncing with prior GE results and studies at Penn State.
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NASA
Ames Research Center
Moffett Field
Calif
Hersh Acoustical Engineering
Sepulveda
H. Julian Allen
Ames
Spiderman
Soderman
Pennsylvania State University
Roger E. Arndt
Europeans fear U S military coup and U S policy paralysis
London sources say Nixon and Agnew crises may paralyze U S foreign policy and harm Europe. The Sun warned of a possible military coup amid Washington political vacuum and Pentagon influence, signaling strained Atlantic ties and uncertain plans for Nixon's Europe trip.
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London
UPI
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Europe
Sun
United States
Washington
Pentagon
Henry A. Kissinger
France
U.S
Smith fights tax lien in federal court
C Arnholt Smith files suit against the IRS over a nearly 23 million tax claim tied to his Nixon friendship. U.S. District Judge Leland Nielsen to hear the case with IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander and IRS district director FS Schmidt subpoenaed. Court records were sealed pending today's hearing.
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San Diego
UPI
C. Arnholt Smith
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Leland Nielsen
Smith
IRS
Donald Alexander
Washington
FS. Schmidt
Los Angeles
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