Allies Press Foe at Chup Plantation in Cambodia
More than 5,000 Cambodian troops joined a 6,000 man South Vietnamese task force pressing toward the Chup rubber plantation in eastern Cambodia. North Vietnamese divisions are believed to be inside the 100 square mile area as pilots report no surface fighting and two American observers were killed when their plane was shot down.
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Ta Minh Kham
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Chup
Katum
Chrum
Cambodia
Chup Plantation
Phnom Penh
Conferees extend Nixon wage price powers amid relief grants
Negotiators near final agreement to extend Nixon authority to curb wages and prices through April 30 1973 while approving back pay for millions of workers including about 2 million teachers and 4.1 million federal civilians and military personnel. The plan raises back pay for many workers and retains controls with limited exemptions for media. A deadly explosion in Tijuana injured 32 and killed one.
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UPI
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Congress
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Senate
Tijuana
Mexico
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White House
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House-Senate
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
James Smith
Treasury
Pay Board
The
Price Commission
Smith
Texas woman seeks partial cure for rare breathing disease
Sandra Bobbit, 26, suffers primary alveolar hypoventilation, a condition called Odin's Curse by myth, affecting about 30 people worldwide. A Yale Yale operation with a breathing gadget may help. family seeks 1,500 for travel and surgery while she remains in intensive care.
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UPI
Sandra Bobbit
Connecticut
Miss Bobbit
Bexar County Hospital
Odin
Nixon challenger welcomes conservative in GOP race
Rep. Paul McCloskey of California, a liberal Republican opposing Nixon, says he welcomes Rep. John Ashbrook of Ohio entering the race. He argues Ashbrook's candidacy could sharpen debates on Nixon administration policies and broaden public understanding of foreign policy errors.
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UPI
Nixon
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Rcalif
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
Students Accept Integration In Pontiac Amid Protests
In Pontiac Michigan seventh grader Sheryl Toby joins peers in forming The Group to showcase positive integration. Despite parent pickets and bus bombings before school opened, the students say they will let actions speak, printing a News flash that asserts students can make busing work and build friendships across races.
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UPI
Sheryl Toby
NAG
National Action Group
Sheryl
Sherril
General Motors
Kevin
Doves press filibuster over emergency aid bill
Senate doves push to filibuster an emergency foreign aid measure as House moves toward a stopgap to keep Overseas Assistance Program operating to March 25, 1972. Nine senators seek concessions on foreign aid and war policy, while adjournment pressure rises.
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UPI
Senate
Israel
House
Nixon
Defense Department
District of Columbia
Former Vietnam pilot kills wife four children and himself
Retired Air Force Maj Bert E Cowden 42 killed his wife Dora 33 and children Duke 12 Buck 11 Caroline 10 Camille 5 in a dawn shooting at Satellite Beach Florida. Police described five homicides with one selfinflicted death and noted Cowden suffered a back injury from a Vietnam helicopter crash and was on heavy pain medication.
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UPI
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Cowden
Dora
Duke
Buck
Caroline
Camille
Brandon Ostrander
Texas
Brooks Air Force Base Hospital
San Antonio
Ostiander
Parliament eyes conditions for Queen Elizabeth pay raise
Parliament likely will grant Queen Elizabeth a 2.3 million dollar annual raise but may require a fixed retirement age. The queen, who turns 46 in April, would retire in spring 1986, passing the throne to Charles. Debates feature opposition Labour resistance and Conservative support with concessions like a government department takeover of palace affairs rejected.
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UPI
Elizabeth
House of Commons
Labor Party
Charles
Prince of Wales
Department of
Buckingham Palace
Edward Heath
Palace
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