Nixon to address nation on Indochina as Senate weighs Cambodia policy
President Nixon planned a 9 p.m. EDT national address on Indochina progress amid a Senate vote on limiting his Cambodia policy. The Dole backed measure to curb his powers failed, but Nixon's speech would proceed after talks with defense leaders. House antiwar members push a debt-limit rider to force faster troop withdrawal. Sen. Church denounced the Dole proposal as a trap for prisoners' families. The debate centers on whether the President can withdraw troops by June 30 while pursuing rescue and prisoner rights.
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Nixon
Senate
Kansas
Robert J. Dole
U.S
Cambodia
Dole
Southeast Asia
Frank Church
D-Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper Church
Vietnam
John Tower
Texas
George Murphy
California
Howard Cannon
Nevada
House
Sen
Church
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Reinforcements Break Siege of Tun Tavern Base
Five hundred South Vietnamese troops relink with deserting defenders at Firebase Tun Tavern after B52 strikes and coordinated air raids. U.S. advisers join the relief force as North Vietnamese shelling continues. the base suffers casualties with 50 killed and 119 wounded among government troops and 81 enemy dead reported. One American adviser killed and several wounded. nine Americans die in a Loc Ninh helicopter crash.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Tun Tavern
da Krong River
Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri City
Tavern
U.S
Loc Ninh
Steryous New Principal at Kline Elementary School
Frederick County School Board named Kenneth E. Steryous as principal of Kline Elementary, moving from Frederick County Junior High where he has served as teacher, guidance counselor and assistant principal. His background includes Navy service, teaching chemistry and physics, and a master’s degree forthcoming from the University of Virginia. He succeeds Edward P. Browning III and will begin the 1970 71 session. Steryous and family reside in Whittier Acres.
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Frederick County
Kenneth E. Steryous
Kline
Steryous
Merchant Marine Academy
U.S. Navy
Shepherd College
Stervons
Navy
University of Virginia
Martinsburg
W.va
City Hospital
MA. Stervous
Gore
Gainesboro
Melton Wright
Kenneth E. Stervons
Edward P. Browning III
Kline Elementary School
Winchester School Board
Quarles
Stervouis
Whittier Acres
First man made gene raises questions of risks and control
Scientists at the University of Wisconsin, led by Nobel laureate H Gobind Khorana, report creating a gene from simple chemicals. The advance signals potential genetic engineering uses but also dangers of misuse and ethical questions about who controls heredity tech.
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Har Gobind Khorana
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Madison, Wis
H. Gobind Khorana
Khorana
Alexandria Faces Partial Emergency Over Racial Disorder
In Alexandria Virginia violence flared with firebombings and rock throwing after a black youth was shot in a grocery store. The City Council declared a partial state of emergency, considered a curfew, and restricted gasoline sales as extra police patrolled the streets. A 14 year old was arrested on a concealed weapon charge and released to parents as authorities continue investigations.
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Alexandria
Washington
Old Town
Robin Gibson
Wallace and Unruh Triumph In Multi-State Primary Mayhem
Wallace wins Alabama governor bid over incumbent Brewer with 542 154 to 510 442 votes while Unruh clears California Democratic field over Los Angeles Mayor Yorty. Reagan unopposed for GOP renomination as Tunney Brown and Murphy lead in Senate race tallies with field action across eight states.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Jess Unruh
Ronald Reagan
California
Wallace
Albert P. Brewer
Nixon
Brewer
Unruh
Big Daddy
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Reagan
John V. Tunney
Gene Tunney
George E. Brown Jr
U.S
Cambodia
Sen
George Murphy
Norton Simon
Murphy
Southeast Asia
Yorty
Budget Hearing Approves City Budget and Food Stamp Program
No speakers at a public hearing on the proposed 1970-71 city budget of 4,605,193 dollars. The council, with two dissenters, approved participation in the Food Stamp Program despite questions of need.
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Julian K. Armel
James H. Fleming
William M. Rattaile
Fairmont Avenue
Health and Welfare Committee
Robert S. Barbour
Board of Public Welfare
Welfare Department
Fleming
Armel
Winchester
Weather note and local ads mix in Richmond area
A Richmond weather bulletin notes a cold front bringing showers and thundershowers across Virginia today through tomorrow. The page also lists community notices and local ads for meetings, auctions, dining specials, and product offers including Ford and Dodge-Chrysler references, a fish fry, and retail deals.
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Richmond
Virginia
Great Lakes
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Mississippi
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New Jersey
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New Mexico
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Montgomery
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