Ford accuses Anderson of hearsay in ITT charges
Washington. House GOP leader Gerald Ford accuses columnist Jack Anderson of using multiple hearsay and gimmickry to back charges that the ITT deal involved antitrust concessions. The dispute centers on evidence purported by Anderson and a memo by ITT lobbyist Dita Beard.
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Lon Nol Declares Himself Cambodia’s Sole Ruler
Lon Nol proclaims himself president commander in chief and prime minister in a nationwide radio address, dissolving the National Assembly after a four day crisis. He says the new government will include a vice president and a first minister, but names on key posts remain undecided.
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OEQ report details effects of new pollution controls
Washington reports that new pollution controls could force 200 to 300 plants to close by 1976, causing 90,000 to 125,000 job losses through 1978. Prices may rise up to 2 percent annually in some sectors while benefits from reduced air pollution are noted. One‑plant towns likely face severe economic impact.
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U.S. Air Power Supports Cambodian Breakthrough Drive
U S air power backs a new South Vietnamese push into Cambodia to halt three North Vietnamese divisions nearing Saigon. B52s and jet bombers struck suspected Communist positions while helicopters provided air support. Fresh South Vietnamese troops crossed the border to back the attack, with reported enemy losses and Vietnamese casualties across engaged sectors.
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New Hampshire Update Shows Split Democratic Field
In New Hampshire the Democratic field remains fragmented with Sen. George S. McGovern emerging as a credible candidate while Edmund Muskie’s win is not decisive. Nixon strengthens GOP position as others struggle to gain clear lead and Florida awaits March 14 results. Hubert Humphrey eyes Florida impact on Muskie. McGovern distances from Scamazon analysis.
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Priests urged to emulate the Berrigans and Groppi
Denver leaders of a 35000 member priests federation urge ordinary clergy to engage in social issues beyond parochial duties. They spotlight Groppi and the Berrigans, seeking broader activism while debating a married-priest ministry and ongoing civil rights concerns at the convention.
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FAA surgeon charges laxness in medical exams for pilots
FAA air surgeon Bly Siegal criticizes private national medical examiners for pilots, saying some conceal health issues to protect jobs. He cites lapsing certificates, unreported conditions, and a jet-crew convulsion case where an examiner concealed alcohol withdrawal. Proposes replacing the examiner system with airline conducted exams. ALPA opposes.
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North Country and double bills at Williamstown cinemas
Williamstown theaters show North Country at College Cinema through Tuesday with outdoor adventure fare and nature clashes. Harte on Main Street offers Get and She and Him and The Butterfly, while The French Connection and Diamonds Are Forever headline the year’s top attractions with Sean Connery and strong chase scenes drawing crowds. Timings at multiple venues: 4:30, 7, 9:15 at CINEMA LEH. Harte and College listings follow.
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