Minh launches new push as South Vietnamese drive nears Cambodia border
In Tay Ninh Province a 10,000-strong force backed by ships and bombers moves into Eastern Cambodia to block North Vietnamese infiltration and secure elections. Lt Gen Nguyen Van Minh aims to cut the enemy to protect the National Assembly vote and the planned October 3 presidential contest. The operation centers along Highway 7 north of Krek and Mimol, with heavy artillery and B52 strikes preceding advances.
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Holger
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Minh
National Assembly
Oper
Von
Nguyen van
Fof Krek
Mimol
Saigon
Highway 7
Entiire
Nixon Mills Relation Rift Seen Blocking Key Nixon Photos
Washington AP dispatch reports widening strain between President Nixon and Rep. Wilbur Mills as they clash over priority legislation. Mills, House Ways and Means chairman, steered welfare reform but doubts Nixon plans, while Mills explores presidential bids and criticizes wage price guidelines tied to tax-cut plans.
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Washington
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
Nixon-Mills
Peter G. Paterson
Peterson
White House
House
Senate
Milly
Kentucky Dam Holding After Flood Threat Rises
In Morehead Kentucky the Kentucky Dam neared capacity as about 900 million gallons of water rose to inches from the top. The Licking River and its tributaries flooded Bluestone and Farmers in Rowan County and Salt Lick in Bath County prompting evacuation of 1,500 residents. Water rise slowed to under an inch per hour, with crest expected by morning if the rate continues.
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Morehead
Kentucky
Licking River
Tribuaries
Bluestone
Rowan County
Salt Lick
Bath County
Faith First Promise of Needs Met Reaffirms God’s Kingdom
A brief note cites Matthew 6 33 urging readers to seek the kingdom of God and His righteousness as the priority for life. It states provision for human needs follows when faith and service to God are placed first. The message emphasizes spiritual focus over worldly concerns and the trust that God supplies.
Anti-Peking Lobby Shaken By Nixon Move
The Committee of One Million once influential in shaping U S China policy faces upheaval after President Nixon accepts an invitation to visit the mainland. Leaders warn the political stakes are high as the lobby grapples with U N access and potential losses in influence and funding.
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Kenneth J
Lomats
Richard Nixon
United Nations
Associated Press
Weiler
Tor
Red Washington
Keven
Committee of Logina
Penn Central Rail
Representa
Edwards
Jems
Nixon
Ures
Anna Chennault
China
Air Corps
Congress
Peking
U.N
U.S
Committee of One Million
Lev
United
GI Fathers Abandon Children In Vietnam
Klein, head of an international volunteer group, says many American fathers left behind children in Vietnam and surrounding countries. He cites about 1,000 American-fathered children in Vietnamese and orphanages, with 250 described as black-Vietnamese, and argues the United States has a moral duty to assist. He organized a conference with agencies including the White House and National Security Council to address the issue amid declining informal American support.
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Wasitingson
Indochina
Vietnam
Klein
Nixon
Saigon
Snore Welles Klein
International Social Services
Klein Sugfroma
United States
Caret
Uhey
Ute White House
National Security Council
America
Vietna
Medina Defense Calls My Lai Trial a New Ball Game
Captain Ernest L. Medina faces a court martial for premeditated murder of 102 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai in March 1968. Defense lawyer Captain Mark Kadish says the trial will be distinct from Lt. William Calley Jr.'s case, with many witnesses similar but a different focus. Calley was convicted of 22 murders and his life sentence is under appeal.
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Kathryn Johnson
Associated Press
Jt, McPherson
Tom Army
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
Reni Af
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Mark Kadish
Medina
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