U S Planes Pound Cambodia as Troops Withdraw
U S planes and artillery pounded border areas as American advisers pulled back into South Vietnam. Saigon reports 5 000 South Vietnamese troops left Cambodia after two operations, with 1 149 enemy killed and 1 800+ weapons seized. One American killed, 2 wounded. total U S casualties 338 killed 1 529 wounded. Lon Nol seeks trial in absentia for Prince Sihanouk, exiled in Peking. Battlefields quiet.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Lon Nol
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Peking
Congress Raises Debt Ceiling To 395 Billion Temporarily
Congress completed action on a bill lifting the temporary national debt ceiling to 395 billion and setting the permanent ceiling at 380 billion The Senate approved the measure and it heads to President Nixon for signature The temporary cap runs to June 30 1971 before reverting to 380 billion
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Nixon
Woman Reported Killed By Patrol in Gaza City
A Gaza City woman was shot and killed by an Israeli army patrol after a curfew breach. Sources said she was part of a fleeing group and another man was arrested. Later, Israel said planes hit Egyptian targets near the Suez and guerrillas fired rockets at Beit Shean with no casualties.
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Tel Aviv
Gaza City
Suez Canal
West Bank
Jordan
Beit Shean
Viet Troop Withdrawal Seen Hastened by Foray
An AP analysis notes the Cambodia foray accelerates U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam, with officers saying the operation reduced trepidation about pulling troops home. It discusses border raids, South Vietnamese forces, and plans to turn firebases over to Vietnamese militia units.
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Foray
Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Vietnam
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
1St Cavalry
Snuol
Mimot
South Vietnam
N .O. 25Th Division
Tay Ninh
Budget Approved by Stephens City Council
Stephens City Town Council approved a $49 136 budget for the coming year with no tax rate increase. The spending rise mainly funds sewer bond principal payments rising to 10 000 from 5 000. A public hearing next Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. will consider a motor vehicle tag price increase from 5 to 10.
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Stephens
Health Care Panel Urges Major Reform Under Nixon
A Nixon commissioned task force calls the U S health system antiquated and inaccessible to the poor. It proposes scrapping Medicaid and replacing it with 100 percent federally financed insurance for up to 40 million poor people, at an annual cost of 10 to 18 billion dollars. The panel also seeks greater consumer input and increased federal role in building a new medical care system.
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Washington
Nixon says Cambodia troop withdrawal clears path to peace talks
President Nixon announced the exit of all American troops from Cambodia and outlined guidelines for future policy. He argued the Cambodia move was a military success but warned no ground personnel will remain except embassy staff. He urged Hanoi to return to negotiations and said a fair settlement must reflect political realities.
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Cambodia
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Paris
Indochina
Vietnam
U.S
Phon Penh
South Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Final Assault on Cooper-Church Ban in Cambodia Debate
Senate ends eight week Cambodia debate as administration backs final amendments to ease the Cooper Church ban. Senator Dole concedes the Cooper Church measure will pass despite administration efforts to defeat it.
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Washington
Senate
Cambodia
GOP
Robert P. Griffin
Henry M. Jackson
Cooper- Church
U.S
Cooper-Church
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
Dole
Weather shifts to hot humid Virginia after cool spell
The high pressure system over Virginia moves eastward bringing hot humid weather. Special Meeting notice for July 1 at Fletcher's Refrigeration in Winchester. Store closes July 4 and 5. Free Gift with $10 Firework Country Hams sale. Jumping House hours 7 to 1 daily.
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Richmond
Virginia
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