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#10106
(Studio) Communists split Phnom Penh from key port Sihanoukville, attacked Takeo and Highway 1; White House calls action for invasion, not civil war; no aid decision yet.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(DC) Nixon delays Security Council meeting, ponders problems; United States gave Cambodia captured rifles, urges others to give ammunition; wants South East Asian cntrys. to help.
REPORTER: Bill Gill
(Studio) USSR accuses United States of undermining Cambodian neutrality and widening aggression.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
#10107
(Studio) South Vietnam fight North Vietnam in Cambodia; Washington, DC reports possible United States Marine withdrawal delay; would weaken I Corps.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
(Dung Lam, South Vietnam) 21-yr.-old Marine sergeant Kelly likes Vietnam, people; gains support of villagers, brings people together. [KELLY - tells of trying to help Vietnam people improve way of life, protect them from VC.]
REPORTER: Frank Mariano
#10108
(Studio) Israeli jets attack Egypt, Syria, Jordan.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
#10110
(Studio) FDA (Food and Drug Administration) urges birth control pill estrogen content decrd.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
#10111
(Studio) Senator Space Committee hears Apollo 13 problem analysis.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(DC) Senator welcomes astronauts. [NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) Admin. Thomas PAINE - says trouble minor, Apollo 14 launch postponed, probably till January] [Astronaut John SWIGERT - expresses confidence in NASA.] [Astronaut James LOVELL - agrees.] Oxygen tank explosion caused trouble; short circuit blamed.
REPORTER: Jules Bergman
#10113
(Studio) Young people stone Pope Paul motorcade in Sardinia, Italy and battle police; Pope welcomed otherwise.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
#10114
(Studio) Several Haitian Coast Guard crews mutiny, fire on Port au Prince.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
#10115
(Studio) Chiang Kai-shek's son survives assassination attempt.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
(NYC) Protesters demand end to Taiwan Chiang rule; gunman attacks son, subdued by police; 2 arrested, no one hurt.
REPORTER: Gregory Jackson
(Studio) Anti-Chiang group member Peter Huang assailant.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
#10116
(Studio) IN State racial disorders spill into city; University Kansas curfew violations, trouble continues; University Oregon and Stanford University hit.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(Eugene, OR) 200 radicals take Student Union Building; police, national guard drive them out.
REPORTER: Bill Wordham
(Stanford, California) Students attack administration building, set fires; oppose Reserve Officers' Training Corps. [Dr. John BUNZEL - can't believe students tried to burn behavioral science building]
REPORTER: Bill Wordham (narrates)
#10118
(Studio) Banks, insurance companies earmark extra $2 billion for home loans.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
#10119
(Studio) Puerto Rico uses new hseing. techniques.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
(San Juan, Puerto Rico) Low-cost apt. complex methods used; pre-formed modules quickly assembled, durable; United States may use technique soon.
REPORTER: Charles Murphy
#10120
(Studio) Nixon call for troop withdrawal doesn't increase White House mail.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(DC) White House recs. 10,000 letters each day; sorted for topics, sample given President; answers some personally.
REPORTER: Tom Jarriel
(New Iberia, LA) 10-yr.-old Jeanne Dune gets President letter. [DUHE - reads letter; letter signed Your friend, Richard Nixon.]
REPORTER: Tom Jarriel (narrates)
(NYC) Policeman Patrick Dolan gets letter. [DOLAN - reads letter.]
REPORTER: Tom Jarriel (narrates)
#10122
(Studio) Nixon Doctrine tested tomorrow.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith
(Studio) Doctrine tested in Cambodia; rifles supplied, no amino.; Cambodian government undependable, army inept.; shouldn't alter United States foreign policy.
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds
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