Second Bomb Error Kills Four Near Phnom Penh
A U S aircraft bombing near Neak Luong southeast of Phnom Penh caused four civilian deaths and multiple injuries. U S embassy and Cambodian officials reported varying casualty tallies, while U S fighter-bombers reinforced government forces and a Pentagon official noted the attack likely resulted from a miscalculation or mechanical error. The bombardment struck the market area and garrison quarters, with extensive cratered scorched earth along a long line of craters near the Mekong River.
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Skylab crew sets long spacewalk record and eyes return
Skylab astronauts completed a 6% hour spacewalk, turning on the observatory and inspecting the sun as mission planners weighed returning Skylab 2 to Earth on schedule. Alan Bean and crew managed fatigue from the longer EVA, while cooling system checks eased concerns about the station’s condition.
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New Charges On Cambodia Raids Aired
Former Air Force officer testifies he was secretly murdered to falsify reports of tactical air strikes by American fighters in Cambodia as late as April 1971. He broadens claims of false reporting of bombing campaigns ordered at the highest Nixon levels during 1989 and 1970, detailing a dual reporting system for tactical strikes and urging that America must be defended by truth.
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Agnew Under Bribe and Tax Probe During Maryland Inquiry
Vice President Spiro Agnew faces an official investigation for possible bribery extortion and tax fraud linked to Maryland activities while he was governor and later as vice president. The Justice Department notified him, with reports noting contracts and kickback allegations involving Baltimore area contractors and Maryland Republicans.
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Kleindienst recounts Nixon reaction to Watergate ties
Former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst told the Senate Watergate committee Nixon was dumbfounded when he learned aides were implicated in the Walligalé case in mid April. Kleindienst said he informed Nixon that Dean and Magruder implicated Mitchell and LaRue, and that Nixon was upset but not told of broader ties. The hearing included disruption by demonstrators and details of the Ellsberg break in and wiretapping actions.
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Nixon Lawyers Challenge Cox Subpoena Jurisdiction
President Nixon's lawyers told Judge John Sirica that the court lacks jurisdiction to enforce Archibald Cox's subpoena for White House tapes and documents. Fred Buzhardt filed a brief arguing the subpoena violates separation of powers while the Senate Watergate Committee paused its own suit pending resolution.
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Open Meeting Case Handling: Nixon Claims Privilege
The White House argues President Nixon’s July 25 letter to Sirica constitutes a valid executive privilege claim to withhold information. The Watergate committee postponed certain actions as it analyzes the legal strategy and possible declaratory judgment actions amid evolving proceedings.
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Iowa Beef Slaughter Down by a Third
Iowa beef slaughter fell about one third for the week ending last Sunday with only 55,000 head sold for slaughter versus 118,000 the prior week. Officials blame price controls, freezes, and market channels for the drop, while farmers and retailers report meat shortages and consumer protests.
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Robert Lawisberry
al Lowa
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Hikes Seen Take Effect Next Week
Washington UP T The Cash al Living Council announced most of the administration s final Phase 4 regulations allowing gold firms to raise prices starting next week. Firms with annual sales under $100 million can raise prices Monday without government notice. Only items must reflect increased costs, and all price actions require dollar for dollar justification.
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Chuckle Misspellings Spark Mirthful Exchange
A garbled line from a humorous note yields a playful misquote about a bill and a mixup over a toll and rally Noyce. The misread words create a comical scene of mistaken identity and wordplay.
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