Five NSC officials warned Kissinger over Cambodia invasion
Washington dispatch details how Anthony Lake Roger Morris William Watts Laurence Lynn and Winston Lord warned Kissinger in 1970 that invading neutral Cambodia would expand the Vietnam War trigger mass deaths and be an exercise in futility. They resigned when ignored.
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Saigon Faces Escalating War as Communists Advance
Communist forces press a six day drive from the Mekong Delta toward the north, overrunning Buon Ho and threatening Ban Me Thuot. Heavy fighting reported from Ba Xuyen to Quang Tri as government defenses struggle. casualties tallied with thousands killed or missing. President Thieu calls generals, orders nationwide mobilization, and ages 17 to 43 placed on active service amid rapid battlefield deterioration.
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Indictments sought in Hearst shelter case in Pa
U S Attorney John Cottone says indictments likely today or Friday for concealing fugitive newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst and SLA fugitives. Five or six people in Pennsylvania and West Coast under investigation and subpoenaed to testify. Hearst hid in northeastern Pennsylvania near Emmaus. SLA member Wolfe from Emmaus was linked to the case.
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Mayor requires written questions from reporters
Westlake Mayor Alexander Roman orders reporters to submit questions in writing or relay through his secretary. The mayor will answer in writing and reporters must pick up the reply at city hall. A typed sheet at the desk reads no comment.
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Weather Update Cooler With Cloudy Skies Tonight
Weather outlook shows cooler conditions tonight with a low in the mid to lower 20s and a high in the low to middle 30s tomorrow. There is a 20 percent chance of precipitation tonight and tomorrow. Winds will be north to northeast at 10 to 20 mph tonight. Sunrise and sunset times are listed as 7:43 a.m. and 7:32 p.m. The article notes a minister who kept his own bookkeeping in a drawer labeled "Due unto others."
U. S. Steel supervisor resigns for Lukens post
James L. Pflasterer, general superintendent at U. S. Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works, will resign Saturday to join Lukens Steel in Coatesville PA. He won’t specify his Lukens role until board approval next week. Pflasterer, 45, said he seeks a chance to run his own business and has enjoyed U. S. Steel but wants opportunities Lukens offers. Lukens, with 283 million in sales last year, makes heavy plate for vessels and ships. employs about 5,000. U. S. Steel had 1974 sales of 1.04 billion, keeping top national position.
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