23 Jun 1970
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1970
Page
1
Pentagon officials said American planes have flown deep into Cambodia to strike enemy supply routes and infiltration paths beyond the 217 mile limit, with missions ongoing daily and not extending U.S. ground combat operations.
North Vietnamese forces pushed Cambodian troops from two Mekong villages near Phnom Penh and seized a Soviet rocket sighted by retreating Cambodian units. Maj Ros Preung said his 400 men faced attack on three sides with 29 enemy killed. four Cambodians dead, 20 wounded.
In Charleston West Virginia United Mine Workers officials urge a back to work movement as a wildcat strike enters its second day. More than 17000 miners are idle across Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio amid a court action by Consolidation Coal Co and Valley Camp Coal Co seeking to end picketing and impose daily penalties. A Marshall County hearing was set as pickets include men women and children in southern West Virginia.
New York AP reports a sluggish session as the Dow Jones average slides 1.38 to 714.75 at 10 30 am. Decliners edge gainers while analysts cite Penn Central Transportation Division bankruptcy proceedings and prior week gains as factors, with possible further readjustment before a rebound.
CBS proposes free radio and television time for the principal party not in the White House in a telegram from CBS President Frank Stanton to National Democratic Chairman Lawrence O'Brien. The offer includes paid political fund-raising announcements during noncampaign periods, as Democrats push for guaranteed free TV time from the FCC.
Israeli commandos struck an army base eight miles southeast of Cairo while Egypt claimed twenty Israelis were killed or injured. The attack involved helicopters and armored cars at Bir al Arabiyda and surrounding installations, with four Egyptian soldiers wounded. Cairo reported the enemy confused and withdrawn with casualties and equipment left behind. In Tripoli, Nasser denounced U.S. backing for Israel as Libya’s Kadali urged a broader Arab show of strength.
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