Nixon defends Cambodian raids and Watergate distraction
President Nixon defended U S raids into Cambodia as unilateral actions against North Vietnamese forces. He argued the operation could have been avoided if Vietnam had been handled differently, while denying Watergate links and stating the nation must press ahead with urgent business. Secretary Rogers criticized the approach to covert actions and emphasized adherence to laws.
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Dio
Associated Press
Nixon
U.S
Ton
Cambodia
Naradom Sthanouk
Congress
New Orleans
Vietnam
Woldent
Tryouts for Junior Football League Gone Past
A reader learns tryouts were held last week and teams are full now, with schedules printed earlier in the paper. For those who missed out there is next year to try, and advice about growing bigger and stronger before then.
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C. H
Hagerstown
City demands sidewalk paving with brick edge in Hagerstown
A reader asks for an extension on a city notice to pave a brick sidewalk with cement curb and warns of costs. The reply directs contacting the mayor and council, noting only the councilman can approve an extension of the lay time limit.
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Hagerstown
Kennedy Son Fined for Negligent Driving in Nantucket
Joseph P. Kennedy III, son of the late Robert F. Kennedy, was found guilty of negligent motor vehicle operation in Nantucket First District Court. He received a $100 fine, a 60 day license suspension, and a lecture from Judge C. George Anastos after the April 13 crash injured Kelley, who remains partially paralyzed at Cape Cod Hospital. Witnesses described speeds between 15 and 40 mph as the Jeep overturned on Polpis Road, the island’s main link between Siasconset and Nantucket. The judge noted Kennedy had already been punished by the injuries caused.
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Dan
Joseph P. Kennedy III
Robert F. Kennedy
C. George Anaston
Wear Kelley
Centerville
Cape Cod Trospital
Hyannis
Polpis Road
Siasconset
Nantusket
Kennedy
Auto Aeri? Dent
Farm Official Says Tighter Export Controls Not Likely
Des Moines Iowa AP A top farm official in the Nixon administration said tighter export controls on soybeans and other crops are unlikely. Assistant Secretary Carroll Bronthauer warned such steps would cost the United States foreign markets, noting current measures already curb high costs for livestock producers. He spoke at an American Soybean Association meeting and emphasized safeguarding markets during a peak period while denying any new controls unless a disaster strikes the current crops.
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American Soybean Association
Unsuccessful Laotian Coup Boosts Communist Demands
In Vientiane Laos an attempted right wing coup failed to oust Premier Souvanna Phouma. Officials say the setback will push Pathet Lao to demand a larger military presence and 1500 troops to guard Communist representatives. The collapse united some hardline foes behind Souvanna Phouma and strengthened calls for a coalition peace. Thao Ma led the coup from Thailand with 100 supporters, seized the airport and air force planes, but died after a crash in a fighter bomber. Curfew was imposed but life remained largely normal. In Cambodia Khmer Rouge positions near Phnom Penh were reinforced amid fighting eight miles south of the city. Air France resumed Phnom Penh service after a daylong suspension due to artillery and bombing. In Saigon, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces increased attacks on Hue.
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Laos
Souvanns Phouma
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phauma
Prince Bot Quin
Thao Ma
Tle
Indochina
Phnom Penh
Antong Chen
Air France
Saigon
Hue
American TV Man Faces Fake Kidnapping Charge
Rome police jailed American Broadcasting Co. employee Jack Begon on four counts for simulating a crime and stealing 1700 dollars. Begon, cited as not a correspondent, disappeared four weeks ago then returned from hospital to face Italian authorities amid a Mafia kidnapping tale.
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Rome
Jack Regan
American Broadcasting Co
Salvator Mundi Inernational
Ttngina Coeli
Ben Bon
ABC
Sheehan
New York
Be Bon
Begon
Mafia
Fiumicino
United States
Timenico Scali
Farm Cooperative Elects At Boonsboro Tonight
Southern States Cooperative members meet at Boonsboro Fire Hall for officer elections and 50th anniversary celebration. Louis G. P. DeRangh chairs the membership meeting. Karl Greene and Ronald K. Sowers report on activities. Board and committees up for election with nominees named. retiring members listed.
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Boonshorg
Southern States Cooperative
Agricultural Association
Louis G. P. DeRangh
Boonsboro
Aniual
Karl Greene
Ronald K. Sowers
Hagerstown
Marvin Abbot
Sharpsburg
George Bedler
Gapland
Carlton Eirnst
Clear Spring
H. Leachman Toms
Boonshoro
Henry McMullen
John, Shank
John A. Griffith
John ©. Lang
Donald J. Main
George A
Williamsport
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Earl Grove Jr
Ralph W. Shank
Nixon shoves press aide amid crowd outside New Orleans venue
President Nixon, arriving to address the Veterans of Foreign Wars, was filmed shoving Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler as reporters pressed toward a door. Witnesses say Nixon demanded no press near him, while Ziegler and aides claimed he only directed reporters to a different exit.
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New Orleans
Nixon
Rivergate Convention Center
Convention Center
Louisanas
Forerher
Ronald J. Ziegler
Ziegler
TYE DAILY MAIL Classifieds and Publication Details
The text lists newspaper branding and contact details for Tye Daily Mail with publication notes and pricing for subscriptions. It includes street address 2831 Summit Ave, Jagerstown, MD, zip 71449, and references to AP News dispatches and republication rights. Subscription rates show five months for 46.00, six months for 11.00, one year for 20.00, and other states quoted monthly rates.
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TYE Daily Mail
Sally
Jaye
Summit
Jagerstown
Mia
Hansvalo
Asyellaind Press
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