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Allied search of Fishhook area indicates many enemy troops fled in advance of troops arrival; task force finds many recently evacuated enemy bases, few troops; enemy resistance to allied sweep remains light and scattered; enemy losses put at 476 killed of which 161 were killed by air strikes; joint operation reptdly extended 20 mi deeper into Cambodia in search for enemy concentrations; sporadic fighting continues in Parrot's Beak area as S Vietnamese troops begin new drive; map

Allied Search in Cambodia Yields Few Sign's of Foe

Conservative Beats Yarborough In Democratic Primary in Texas

Nixon's 'fateful' decision discussed; statements of some Sens for and against it; map

128 U.S. PLANES CARRY OUT ATTACK IN NORTH VIETNAM; SUPPLY LINES ARE TARGETS

Diplomatic specialists see relations possibly imperiled by Chinese Apr 22 joint ed on Lenin's birth anniv in which USSR was attacked at Nazi-type state planning a blitzkrieg against China (H E Salisbury rept); USSR, in broadcast reply to China, makes vituperative personal attack on Mao

Peril to Chinese‐Soviet Talks Is Seen in Diatribes

New Haven, Conn, rally supporting Black Panthers ends in call for nationwide student strike to demand that US end 'aggression' in Indochina and withdraw its forces

NEW HAVEN RALLY ENDS A DAY EARLY; ATTENDANCE DOWN

Overseas National Airways: DC-9 jet on NY-St Martin flight with 63 aboard ditches off St Croix after running low on fuel in tropical storm; map; Coast Guard repts 40 rescued; 7 dead, at least 16 others missing, some of rescued injured

40 of 63 on New York Jet Safe in Caribbean Ditching

JOHNSON ACCUSES SOME OF '63 STAFF

Educ Bd plans to give more power to city's local school bds by establishing council composed of 1 repr from each of 31 bds to serve as consultant on collective bargaining matters; plans to form 2d com of 31 reprs to advise central bd on broad educ policy matters to assure close communication between local and central bds; to grant local bds authority to organize, elect officers and formulate bylaws and to select and hire dist supts in advance of July 1, when bds assume new duties; other actions noted; Monserrat pledges new bds will get as much possible power as they can under decentralization law

LOCAL BOARDS DUE FOR MORE POWER IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS

Dust Commander wins; Crump finishes 15th; illus

15‐to‐1 Shot Wins Derby

Greek archeologists discover burial place of Greek soldiers slain while defending Athenian civilization from Persian conquest during battle of Marathon in 480 BC; map; Greek archeological expert S Marinatos says grave is that of Plataeans, who volunteered to help Athenians, led by Miltiades, fight Persians; discusses findings and their significance; holds discovery clarifies battle order and reveals that acct by Herodotus that Persian force numbered 100,000 is exaggeration; says search for burial place of Persians and Athenian slaves will continue, int; says excavators also found nearby graves dating from middle Bronze age and settlement founded in Neolithic times, which lasted until Byzantine period; holds discoveries in region may eventually prove that Plain of Marathon was cradle of Greek race

Greek Warriors' Bones Found At Site of Battle of Marathon

scattered beer cans in stubbled rice field in village of Prey Tathoek in Parrot's Beak area provide sure sign of Amers presence; village scene described

Beer Cans in Cambodia: A Sign G.I.'s Are There

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Late Listings for Today's TV

Illus of Norodom Sihanouk with other Communist leaders at recent conf

Saigon Troops Visit Site Of Killings in Cambodia

Sens Hatfield, McGovern, Hughes and Goodell announce they will offer amendment to pending mil procurement bill to cut off funds for continued US mil action unless there is Cong declaration of war, news conf; hold 'invasion' of Cambodia marks turning point in war; Mansfield vows to vote against all foreign aid bills which he claims have been 'subverted' around the world for mil purposes; sees Sen giving serious consideration to specific legis steps to limit Pres spending of mil funds; Sen com attempts to meet privately with Nixon appear to have broken down after Nixon's counter-suggestion that HR Foreign Affairs Com join conf; Fulbright comments; Hatfield's announcement of co-sponsorship of amendment marks end of his support for Adm; shows pol disaffection and criticism of Nixon within Repub ranks

Senators Shocked by Resumption of Raids in North

Lon Nol Calls U.S. Moves Response to Plea for Aid

White House Communications Dir Klein repts Amer people overwhelmingly support forays into Cambodia, s, Columbus, Ohio; says media's emphasis on criticism 'gives a misimpression'; says private poll reveals 65% of respondents support Nixon; notes statement of approval from AFL-CIO pres Meany; Sen Foreign Relations Com repts receipt of 1,650 wires with ratio of more than 8 to 1 opposing Nixon's move; Mansfield and Fulbright comment

Klein Reports ‘Heavy Support’ For Nixon on Cambodia Action

Norodom Yuvaneath, son of Norodom Sihanouk, leaves Hong Kong for Peking where his father lives in exile

Sihanoak's Son Leaves Hong Kong for China

ADA urges $34-billion cut by eliminating all major new weapons systems

A.D.A. Asks Defense Slash

analysts doubt allied troops can catch key Vietnamese Communist personnel at mystery-shrouded hq called Central Office for S Vietnam; stress mobility of enemy orgn

‘CENTRAL OFFICE’ DIRECTS THE WAR

Saigon police use tear gas to disperse students demonstrating aginst treatment of Vietnamese in Cambodia

SAIGON POLICE USE GAS ON PROTESTERS

several students are injured and 3 are arrested during clash with police following ROTC drill exercise

Clash at Rutgers Stadium

PRINCETON, N. J., May 2&#8212; Four students were taken into custody by the Princeton Town ship police today in connection with a firebombing early this morning of a Princeton Uni versity armory used by units of the R.O.T.C.

Arrests at Princeton

Fire destroys ROTC bldg as firemen are hampered by students who cut hoses and throw stones; curfew ordered; 12 students are arrested as they march through town

Violence on Campuses

Columbia Univ agrees to 1-day moratorium on classes to protest Nixon decision; pres Cordier pledges student group 'all logistical support necessary'; campus newspaper eds from 8 top schools schedule conf to discuss possible joint action to protest war; student activists on colls and univs through US call for protest strikes; students at Kent State Univ, Ohio, stage violent protest, battle police for over 3 hrs; at least 12 students arrested; other student protests detailed

COLUMBIA AGREES TO HALT CLASSES

Cemil Gürgen Erlertürk was a Turkish footballer and Sailplane pilot.

May 3, 1970

Headlines from May 3, 1970

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Allied Search in Cambodia Yields Few Sign's of Foe

Conservative Beats Yarborough In Democratic Primary in Texas

128 U.S. PLANES CARRY OUT ATTACK IN NORTH VIETNAM; SUPPLY LINES ARE TARGETS

Peril to Chinese‐Soviet Talks Is Seen in Diatribes

Billboard 200

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Deja Vu

Hey Jude

Santana

Chicago II

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for May 3, 1970