Heaviest Raids In Weeks Around Phnom Penh
AP dispatch from Phnom Penh reports waves of B52 bombers striking near the Cambodian capital, dropping 30 tons before dawn on targets southeast of Phnom Penh and around Takeo. Cambodian forces claim garrisons repulsed enemy ground assaults with casualties reported on both sides. Thailand pledges no troops but support, while Saigon offers to release 750 civilian prisoners amid a prisoner exchange dispute and ongoing truce violations along Hue, Bong Son, and the Mekong Delta边
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Phayin Penh Slong
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Phiom Penh
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Jalaff
Hanoi Radio
United States
Ikriangsak
Laos
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Tnday
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Viet Gang
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Sait
Saigon Command
Hue
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Mekong
Navy Minesweeper Sinks. Spraynes Rescues All Crew
The Scottish freighter Spraynes rescued all three crewmen from the Navy minesweeper Zafton Force after the vessel caught fire and sank in the Philippine Sea. The freed sailors were aboard the Spraynes by Guam time eight hours after distress, with no serious injuries reported. The Spraynes heads to Okinawa with the rescued crew, while the Sepia returned to its course.
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Philippine Sea
Navy
Zafton
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Mariana Islands
U.S. Pacific Fleet Command
Australia
Japan
Okinawa
Scorpion
Atlantic
1.8
Pacific Command
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Pueblo
North Viel
Village of Williamsburg Becomes Ghost Town Amid Gas Eruptions
Williamsburg, Michigan, has become a near deserted village of about 200 as natural gas eruptions drive residents away. Officials warn it could be weeks to months before life returns while crews seal the gas wells and drill relief shafts to reduce underground pressure.
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Richard Weiler
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Standard Oil
Indiana
Amaco
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Garbage Powered Plant Tested in California
A pilot garbage to energy project in Mentone California produced 975 kilowatts from 80 tons of waste, with officials claiming the process could eliminate waste problems and lead to widespread plants like CPU 400. The project, funded by a $6 million five year contract to Combustion Power Co for the EPA, shows future potential to generate substantial electric power from domestic trash.
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Supreme Court to rule on school integration boundaries
The Supreme Court will decide if court ordered integration can cross city and county lines in Richmond Virginia, a move that would affect desegregation in dozen other cities. NAACP and Richmond school board dispute whether districts may redraw boundaries to bring white pupils into black schools.
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Margaret Gentry Washington
Supreme Court
iKichmond
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Richmond
U.S
Attorners
Naacp Legal Branch
U.S. Circuit Court
Dist
Robert i H. Meinge
Pesh
Chesterfield County
NAACP
William T. Coleman
City School Board
George Little
China backs Latin America nuclear ban treaty stance
In a joint communique China supported the 200 mile territorial limit and endorsed the Latin American call for a nuclear weapons ban region wide. Mexico backed Indochina’s just cause, while China said it would oppose a broader treaty without all four other nuclear powers signing.
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Charles Green
Kehrverria
For Nations
Mexico
Indochina
Latin America
Safesi
North
South Korea
China
Britain
United States
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Echeverria
France
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Georges Pompidou
Cuba
Goodyear Strike Set For Midnight
Cincinnati Ohio AP report says United Rubber Workers and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co representatives extended negotiations with a strike deadline set for midnight. The UAW names Goodyear a test company as 75 000 member union begins phase after wage rule changes.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United, Rubber Workers
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
UAW
Goodyear
Kissinger Blames Hanoi For Ceasefire Violations
Henry Kissinger charged North Vietnam with systematically violating major ceasefire clauses including withdrawal of troops from Cambodia and Laos and unrestricted entry of supplies into South Vietnam. He warned the signature should not be treated as irrelevant and urged full disclosure amid Watergate fallout.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Nixon
Associated Press
Kissinger
Southeast Asia
United States
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Overseas Press Club
Indochina
U.S
Bible Thoughts and rate card from 19th century issue
A dated front matter fragment includes Isaiah quotation and ethics note, plus ragged listing of advertising rates and postal details. It references Gally established in 1828 and addresses in Missouri and Pennsylvania, with subscription prices for various regions and durations. It reads like a newspaper masthead and rate card from an American publication.
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