Second Viet Nam cease fire fails to halt fighting
Saigon reports 21 Communist truce violations within three hours of the new cease fire as South Vietnamese forces tally at least three dead and four wounded. Officials say Mekong Delta clashes yield 61 Communists killed in Kien Thien with two Vietnamese dead and one wounded. Observers doubt real peace amid ongoing combat and unnotified troops in the field.
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Space team begins tests for return trip
Skylab astronauts prepare to undock the Apollo command ship for a test flight as they near the end of a 28 day earth orbital mission. The crew Conrad Kerwin and Weitz aim to return to earth next Friday. A possible film retrieval spacewalk and sunshade task may shape next week’s plan.
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Earth
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Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Fuel shortage threatens U S food production and trips
Farmers in Kansas and New Jersey officials warn fuel limits risk food output. AAAs report half of stations in California and Iowa cut hours amid scarcity. Canada halts gasoline and heating oil exports. Amoco hits May refinery record. Hunt Oil expands in Alabama. Burlington County files civil rights complaint over fuel access. Texaco restraining order on Garden State Parkway. Wheat farmers warn harvest could cost money but not food.
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Cambodian cease-fire near after private talks
Washington AP Henry Kissinger signaled a private understanding on Cambodia and suggested a cease-fire could come in the next few weeks. The Senate approved a bill by 67 to 15 to ban all U.S. military activity in Cambodia and Indochina, while Kissinger avoided direct comment on the vote and noted ongoing negotiations should have a chance to mature.
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Indochina
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