End of U S Bombing in Cambodia Signals Cease Fire
Phnom Penh crowds watch two U S Air Force flights mark the end of bombing in Cambodia. An OV10 aircraft fires a farewell trail while a final B52 strike is logged near Phnom Penh. Maj John Hoskins piloted the last bombs, and the Pentagon notes over 200 strikes in the final day.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Thailand
Indochina
U. S. Congress
Khmer Rouge
Kap Srov
Eng Taung Hak
John Hoskins
Portsmouth
Ohio
Pentagon
Auto and steel makers press for price hikes as wheat soars
The Big Four automakers and top three steel producers seek price increases on 1974 models within 30 days under Phase 4 rules. GM plans about 102 per vehicle, Ford about 106, while steel firms seek about 4.8 to 5.3 percent. Wheat tops 5 a bushel as eggs and milk costs edge higher.
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Washington
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
American Motors
Sim
Ilar
Cost of Living Council
US _ Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
National Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel
Governors Plead for Beef Relief Ruling Looms
Federal judge Louis Bechtle in Philadelphia set to rule on a suit by Salsburg's Meats of Shillington Pa challenging the beef price ceiling as a deprivation of property. Nathan of Harvan Nathan discount stores cites $21,000 in losses since July 1 amid a $1.5 million annual business. Other governors pressed Nixon to lift the ceiling citing rising poultry pork and lamb prices. Agriculture Secretary Butz ignores shortage fears saying a large beef reserve exists.
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Government
Meat Industry
U.S. District Court
Louis Bechtle
Salsburg’s Meats
Shillington, Pa
Harvan Nathan
Nathan
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Lincoln
Neb
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
New Mexico
Nixon
Question Backlog Awaits Nixon Talk On Watergate
Washington AP recaps Nixon public statements on Watergate from May 22 through March 2. The piece notes Nixon and White House counsel John W. Dean III defending investigations and asserting no current White House staff involvement. Continued Senate hearings loom, with page 13 promised for further detail.
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Nixon
Washington
Senate
John W. Dean III
White House
Watergate
FBI
Dean
Two Texas Teens Indicted in Mass Murders Case
A Texas grand jury indicted Elmer Wayne Henley Jr. and David Owen Brooks in connection with the mass killings tied to the so called homosexual slayings. Henley faces three Houston and three San Augustine County counts while Brooks is charged with one Houston murder. Additional indictments are expected as investigations continue.
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Houston
Texas
Elmer Wayne Henley Jr
David Owen Brooks
Henley
San Augustine
Brooks
William Ray Lawrence
Marty Ray Jones
Charles C. Cobble
Billy Ridinger
Dean Allen Corli
Kent State shootings evidence turned over to Justice Dept
A House Judiciary subcommittee delivered its Kent State probe records to the Justice Department. The files include what may be the only film showing guardsmen firing and interviews with about 48 people. Officials cautioned the material may not yield new hard evidence.
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Justice Dept
Kent Film
Washington
Congressional Committee
Kent State
Justice Department
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Department
Asst
J. Stanley Pottinger
Pottinger
Edwards
Associated Press
Agnew Offers Records in Maryland Kickback Probe
Vice President Spiro Agnew offered federal prosecutors access to his personal records tied to Maryland political corruption. He said he would meet to answer questions, but objects to removing records from his office. The issue follows a broader probe into kickbacks.
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Agnew
Washington
Spirogl
Maryland
Kennedy kin crash injures Centerville teen
In Hyannis Massachusetts doctors say Pamela Kelly 19 may be paralyzed from injuries in a car crash involving two of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy's sons. She remains in serious condition with a broken spine and broken leg. Gilligan Signs School Aid in Ohio for health and secular education services, providing over 40 million dollars annually.
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Hyannis, Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
Pamela Kelly
Centerville
Mass
Gilligan
Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Action Ads Boost Quick Sales For Used Goods
A local classified column highlights Action Ads as a fast route to sell items like beds bikes and banjos. The ad service emphasizes daily readership by eager buyers and quick turnover for secondhand goods.
Clearing Tonight and Warm Thursday Forecast
The forecast calls for clearing tonight with lows in the low to mid 60s. Thursday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. Details on page 2.
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Robert M. Green
National Macaroni Manufacturers Association
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