Cambodians Stage Comeback Around Phnom Penh Fronts
Cambodian command reports brilliant successes on multiple fronts reopening Route 1 highway to Neak Evong and linking Phnom Penh with Neak Luong. Government forces advance southwest of the capital, with a clash toll of one dead and 24 wounded as U.S. bombers pound the area. Ambassador Swank attends a ceremony at Phnom Penh airport as U.S. aid planes arrive. North Vietnamese and Saigon officials pursue repatriation talks on missing Americans amid renewed liaison flights.
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Neak Evong
Mekong River
Neak Luong
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N Ene
Der
Am Rong
U.S
U. S
C. Emory Swank
Lon Noel
Saigon
Anrmal
Hanoi
Gold Prices Fall and Dollar Rises in European Markets
The AP reports gold shifted sharply with a drop from 114.75 to 106.50 in Zurich and 103.75 in London amid heavy selling, closing near 110 in Zurich and 110.50 in London. About 3 tons traded, worth roughly 105.6 million dollars, while the dollar opened higher against the mark, Swiss franc, and pound in Frankfurt and London.
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Zurich
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Frankfurt
Civilians Controlled Indochina Air War
A long withheld Pentagon memo reveals civilian officials, including the White House and State Department, tightly controlled bombing in Indochina from Laos to North Vietnam starting February 1965. The memo notes target choices, weapon types, routes, and approval needed before military action. It suggests air strikes were used as a political instrument to pressure North Vietnam toward negotiations.
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Pentagon
Indochina
World War Ho
Korea
Indochina War
William P. Clements
White House
Nema
South Vietnam
Johnson
Joint Chiefs
Laos
State Department
U.S
Vientiane
North Vietnam
Walton League Meeting Tackles Southwest Environment
The Walton League will meet at 8:00 p.m. Monday at Bear Mountain Guest Ranch to discuss preserving air water and wild lands in the southwest. Charles Groth reports the discussion will focus on threats to the Gila National Forest and future meetings will be on the second Monday of each month. Citizens are invited to attend. call 538-2131 for directions.
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Track Walton
League
Beat Mountain Guest Ranch
Charles] Groth
Groth
Gila National Forest
Lnak Walton League
Rioting in Belfast over internment anniversary sparks clashes
In Belfast four thousand protesters gather in a Catholic district for the internment anniversary riot. A 47 year old Protestant was killed in Antrim and two construction workers were wounded when gunmen ambushed a minibus. IRA activity and security responses escalate as undercover operations report a kidnapping plot thwarted in Britain.
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Northern Ireland
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Antrim
London Daily Mail
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London
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Looking Backward at Cold Springs Ranch Bridge Club
Mrs. Barold Cordell hosted the first bridge club meeting at Cold Springs Ranch after summer. Guests included Jimmy Converse from Albuquerque visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pinkerton and Mr. Harald Cordell. Jane Boyd Converse is the former Mrs. Pinkerton. Chief Carpenter and his brothers Elzie and B B Carpenter of Plain, Texas joined as hosts for Husband's Night. Evergreen Garden Club hosts at Wigwan Ranch with Horace Bounds. tours of gardens followed by a program and movie provided by the Gila National Forest Service under Ira Turner.
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Cold Springs Ranch
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Fimmy Converse
Knox Converse
Albuquerque
Stewart Pinkerton
Harald Cordell
Evergreen Garden Club
Wigwan Ranch
Horace Bounds
Gila National Forest Service
Ira Turner
Fiesta Queen Crowned At Central Coronation Dance
Miss Rosemary Placencia daughter of Mr and Mrs Guillermo Placencia of Central will be crowned Sata Clara Fiesta Queen at a Sunday coronation dance at the CYO hall in Central. She attends Cobre High School.
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Guillermo Placencia
Central
CYO Hall
Cobre High School
Collins to play in Maurice Stokes Memorial benefit game
Monticello New York reports that Doug Collins, top pick of the 1973 NBA draft by the Philadelphia 76ers after a 27 point per game season, has agreed to participate in the Maurice Stokes Memorial benefit basketball game next Tuesday.
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Nixon
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Raymond K. Price
Monticello
N.Y
Doug Collins
National Basketball Association
Maurice Stokes
Collins
Philadelphia 76Ers
Stokes Game Funds Aid for NBA Players in Need
At Illinois State last year and then starring for the American team at last summer's Olympics in Munich. Proceeds from the Stokes game are to be put into a trust fund used to aid NBA players in need of financial assistance.
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Ilinois State
Munich
Stokes
NBA
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