Cambodian palace bombed by air force washout pilot
A Cambodian air force T28 trainer piloted by a flight-school washout bombed the Presidential Palace in Phnom Penh in an apparent assassination attempt on President Lon Nol. One bomb hit the palace courtyard and a nearby bar racks while Lon Nol was unharmed. U.S. Embassy officials identified the pilot as Capt. So Phaira, later saying motives were unclear. Casualty reports varied with initial figures suggesting hundreds killed or injured, though later details indicated many victims buried in debris.
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Cambodia
U.S
Lon Nol
Vauwom Penh
Sai
So Phaira
Pochentone
Photra
Student Association
Mekong River
Saigon
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
Watergate Data to be Released to Senate Panel
The FBI Watergate investigation files will be accessible to a special Senate committee probing the Democratic national HQ break-in. Senators Ervin and Baker announced a compromise with the Nixon administration ensuring full committee access while preventing improper dissemination of raw data. President Nixon had called for stopping raw file disclosures to full committees but did not oppose limited access to chairmen and the ranking minority member.
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FBI
Senate
Nixon
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
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Richard G. Kleindienst
Old Orchard Beach board vs trustees over cafeteria use dispute
The Old Orchard Beach School Committee moved to install basketball facilities in Loranger School cafeteria amid a dispute with district trustees over authority. They authorized Majercik to seek a declaratory judgment and plan to proceed with installation, acknowledging potential litigation. The plan is part of broader recreation uses and a push to address an aging lunch program budget and related school operations.
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Old Orchard Beach
David Maiercik
Loranger School
Majercik
Maiercik
Louis
DeAngeleis
Killings Mar St. Pats Day in Belfast
A land mine wrecked a British army jeep killing one soldier and wounding another while a national guardsman was found shot to death. Authorities blamed the Irish Republican Army as security forces step up alerts for St Patrick's Day in Dublin amid bomb scares and a major security operation.
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St. Patrick's Day
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Negotiations Resume With Indians Over Wounded Knee
The Justice Department spokesman returned from talks with high officials easing deadlock at Wounded Knee. Assistant Attorney General Harrington Wood flew to Washington for private discussions on AIM leaders demands. Negotiations followed Tuesday's last talks as about 200 AIM supporters occupied Wounded Knee since February 27 seeking reforms in Indian affairs.
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Justice Department
Asst
Harrington Wood
Washington
American Indian Movement
AIM
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Last Group Of POWs To Be Freed March 28
Saigon AP report states the Viet Cong pledge the final POW group will be released by the March 28 cease-fire deadline amid disputes over infiltration claims. North Vietnam says the accusation is a U.S. fabrication. Lt. Gen. Tran Van Tra confirms the last phase of releases will follow the agreement.
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Nixon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Communist Party
Nhan Dan
United States
Vietnam
Goosefare Brooks Cleaner Next Week At Legislature
A college student receives a long-awaited car from her parents for a birthday. A windshield card reads, With all love Mama and Pauper.
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