Cambodian Forces Halt Costly Kirirom Counterattack
Cambodian troops retreated from Kirirom after six days of costly counterattacks against guerrillas who seized the mountaintop village. A military spokesman cited ammunition shortages and reported Viet Cong and North Vietnamese strikes on a government depot at Long Vek near Phnom Penh.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Kirirom
Long Vek
Saigon
Cambodia
Vietnam
U.S
A Shau
South Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Kiriram
Unrest on campuses debated by Nixon era panel
The Presidents Commission on Student Unrest hears multiple causes from boredom to the Vietnam War. Sen. Kennedy links campus violence to Indochina, while student leaders cite administrator control and hypocrisy. Hayakawa suggests letting bored students work in the real world.
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Isabelle Hall
D-Mass
Kent State University
Cambodia
Charles F. Palmer
National Student Association
Nixon
Palmer
S. I.‘ Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Commission
Hayakawa
Joseph Rhodes, Jr
Harvard
Spiro T. Agnew
Rhodes
Kennedy
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Justice Department
ae _ Palmer
J. Otis Cochran
Black American Law Students Association
Cochran
Robben W.fleming
University, of Michigan
Attic Fires Cause 5500 Damage At Two Homes
Firefighters responded to two attic fires Wednesday causing 5500 in total damage. The first blaze at Wells Turkey Farm 8210 E Thomas began 3 16 pm and caused 2500 in attic and smoke damage with 540 gallons of water used. The second fire at 8535 E Rancho Vista Dr started after a hot wire was cut by repairmen, was limited to the attic, and caused 3000 in damage to Duane Fifers home, with 10 gallons of water used.
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Wells Turkey Farm
E. Thomas
Rancho Vista_Dr
Duane Fifer
Labor unions to vote on tentative pact with Arizona Aggregate
Laborers Local 383 of Phoenix and Local 479 of Tucson will vote Saturday on a contract proposal with the Arizona Aggregate Association. The tentative pact was agreed upon Wednesday. John Zancanaro of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service said details of the new tentative agreement will not be released until ratified.
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Phoenix
UPI
Tucson
Arizona Aggregate Association
John—Zancanaro
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Britain Declares National Emergency Over Dock Strike
The British government proclaimed a state of national emergency to end a nationwide dock workers strike that caused the first full ports shutdown in 44 years. Queen Elizabeth II signed the proclamation at Privy Council despite returning from Canada.
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London
UPS
Queen Elizabeth II
Privy Council
Canada
House of Commons
Horace King
Edward Heath
Secretary qualifies Mrs Walker for national education secretary certificate
Arcadia High School secretary Mrs Frances Walker earned a professional standards certificate from the National Association of Educational Secretaries. The certificate will be awarded at the NAEA annual conference in Tucson on July 24 for her experience, education, and professional activity in education.
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Franeces Walker
Arcadia High School
National Association of ‘Educational Secretaries
Walker
Leonard Spooner
Arcadia
NAEA
Tucson
Obituary of Olivia Mary Smith Dies in Arizona
Mrs Olivia Mary Smith 45 of 17 Papago Dr died Wednesday at St Luke's Hospital Born in Erie Pennsylvania she came to Arizona five years ago from Van Nuys California where she worked as an engineer for Lockheed Missile Survived by husband Maxwell mother Mary Pizzo Mission Hills California and four brothers and one sister She was a member of St Daniel's Church Scotts dale and the U S Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 10 6 Bible service set for 10 a m Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment there Friends may call Friday 2-4 p m and 7-9 p m
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Olivia Mary Smith
St. Luke’s Hospital
Smith
Arizona
van. Nuys
Calif
Lockheed Missile
Erie
Penn
Maxwell
Mary Pizzo
Mission
Astrological Forecasts by Sign for Today
Aries gets help from a higher-up but must manage an irate partner. Taurus has backing from a notable acquaintance and should please a new contact while showing affection to a mate. Gemini should tackle responsibilities with enthusiasm and avoid procrastination. Moon Children need tact with associates to restore understanding. Leo can finish tasks with extra effort and consider new accessories to boost appearance. Virgo may face a disappointing morning but happy romance later. pursue a favorite hobby with helpful friends. Libra should please kin, invite family or mate to visit, and impress a bigwig. Scorpio avoid upset from a call. a capable associate can help resolve a tricky matter. Sagittarius analyze finances, pay bills, and heed helpful business advice. Capricorn handle personal affairs slowly but steadily improves. share ideas with friends tonight. Aquarius travels may neglect home or office. cut expenses and brighten affairs. Pisces a morning nuisance won’t derail important work. evening improvements and key appointments bring backing.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Talks in Paris Slow Amid Vietnamese War Disputes
The 75th session of the Vietnam peace talks stalls over alleged Geneva Accords violations. U S negotiator Habib labels North Vietnam and Viet Cong charges as distortions while both sides accuse the United States of crimes. South Vietnam accuses the north of reopening hostilities before the accords. The 1954 Geneva Accords partitioned Vietnam and called for elections never held.
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Paris
UPI
Indochina
U. S
Philip C. Habib
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
United States
Saigon
Habib
Pce
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Pham Dang Lam
U.S. Aid Outlay Seen For Cambodia At 50 55 Million
U.S. sources in Phnom Penh estimate this fiscal year the military and economic price tag for Cambodia could total about 50 to 55 million dollars. Roughly 30 million would be military aid with the remainder for economic needs, excluding costly air interdiction and reconnaissance. The figures reflect war needs, Cambodia’s strained economy, and U.S. funding constraints as involvement scales down.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
United States
Cambodia
U.S
Kum Ang
Lon’ Nol
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