Cambodia holds first presidential election amid fighting
Phnom Penh reports show two million voters expected as polling centers near battle lines close. Early returns favor incumbent Lon Nol with In Tam and Keo An in a tight race. Three government soldiers killed and 13 wounded in clashes near the city as air attacks continue.
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Soviet youth paper attacks Nixon motives at Moscow summit
Komsomolskaya Pravda, the Soviet Union’s Young Communist League paper, printed a sharp critique of Nixon and U S leaders for politics and anti Sovietism. The piece said Washington realigned policy under election year pressure and warned that constructive attitudes toward the Soviet Union gain public favor. Western diplomats saw it as a response to U S outlets that questioned the summit.
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Weather Today and Tuesday Sunny with Mild Highs
Today and Tuesday bring sunny to pleasant conditions with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Tonight will be clear to partly cloudy with lows in the low to mid 40s and near zero precipitation. West to northwest winds 8 to 15 mph. Middletown rainfall to date 20.24 inches this year and 15.26 inches last year. Monticello rainfall to date 24.70 inches this year and 16.89 inches last year.
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The Stars Herald index and publication details 1972
The Stars Herald records the 1972 edition metadata noting Rec or XI Vol 16 No 306 dated Monday June 5. It lists publication by Grange County Publications Division of Ottawa Newspapers Inc, Middletown address, rates for home delivery and at newsstands, and postage status.
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Ribicoff Flags Voters Demand Candor In 1972 Campaigns
Farmington residents hear Sen. Abraham Ribicoff urge straight talking and forthright leaders at Tunis Community College commencement. He cites 34 years in public life noting promises rise with risk of failure and warns slick campaigns hide tough issues.
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Dacca Rail Crash Kills Dozens In Jessore Station
A passenger train rammed a standing freight train at Jessore station outside Dacca killing at least 27 people and wounding about 400. Officials confirmed 27 dead, with unofficial reports up to 50. Of the 400 injured, 98 released, 90 in serious condition.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Jessore
Barricades Erected by Protestants Across Northern Ireland
Hooded Protestant militants built barricades in Bangor Cookstown Ballymena Portadown East Belfast and Londonderry to protest Catholic no go areas guarded by the IRA. A British spokesman said the army would not interfere and the barricades would stand about 24 hours.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Bangor
Cookstown
Ballymena
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East Belfast
Londonderry
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Nixon denounces Tel Aviv airport massacre
President Nixon expressed grief over the Tel Aviv Lod Airport massacre carried out by three Japanese terrorists linked to Arab guerrillas. The ceremony lifted 16 American bodies from Puerto Rico as U S officials vowed to end violence and prevent such deeds. A Japanese father urged the Israeli embassy to execute his son Kozo Okamoto, expressing repentance and asking swift punishment.
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Nixon
Israel
Lod International
U.S
H. Walworth Barbour
Puerto Rico
Tokyo
Yasuo Okamoto
Kozo Okamoto
Kumamoto
Japan
Italy winds down four day Corpus Christi holiday
Italy ended a four day vacation with a near nationwide traffic jam amid debate if the country can afford such leisure. The long weekend linked to Corpus Christi followed by the republic anniversary created public holidays. Economists warn Italy risks excessive holidaying given many paid holidays and high hours lost to strikes.
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Rome
Italy
Argentina delays oil takeover decree amid pleas from officials
President Lanusse postponed a decree on Argentina's hydrocarbons law after treasury and central bank officials warned the measure would jeopardize access to large foreign loans. The plan would have forced foreign oil refiners out of business, delaying a promised shift in energy policy.
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Alejandro Agustin Lanusse
Argentina
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