Quiet in Phnom Penh as rebel assault slows
Flight of fighting around Phnom Penh eased as Cambodian forces report heavy rebel casualties from U S bombings and a five day halt in air strikes. Observers outline three possible futures for Phnom Penh including a fight to finish or a negotiated settlement with a coalition government. United States aid continues with transfer of transport planes to the Cambodian Air Force.
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Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh Priday
U.S
High Command
Am Rong
Lon Nol
Prince
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Pen Nouth
Peking
Asinhua
Tokyo
United States
Mekong River
Neak Luong
Phuc Penh
Phom Penh
Lant Nol
Chairmen Named for 1973 Columbus United Fund Campaign
Jerry Kneifel will serve as drive chairman with Fred Chillensen as assistant drive chairman. Kneifel, a Columbus native and St Bonaventure High School graduate, is a longtime employee of Dale Electronics and active in many local organizations. Chittenden, Lincoln native and Nebraska Public Power District administrator, will head the campaign efforts. United Fund President Norm Logeke says the 19% goal will be the largest in Columbus history.
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Colmbus Area
United Fund
Jerry Kneifel
Fred Chillensen
United Fund Board
Kneifel
Columbus
St. Bonaventure High School
Spel
U.S. Navy
Dale Electronics
Tex Hearts
Platte County Ibistorical Society
Columbus Jaycees
Nebraska Inventors Congress
Optimist Club
Nebraska Section
American Society For Quality Contra
Nebraska Vocational Tech
Electronics Aduatvies Association
St. Bonaventure Church
Jerry
Hiel i
Paula
Foster
Douglas
Tamara Obal
Chittenden
Lincoln
Lincoln Southeast High School
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Public Power District
Jaycees
Fred
Bee
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ghittenden
North Fark School
Norm Logeke
Attempt to get Agnew records from Maryland offices
The U S attorney’s office sought Maryland campaign records dating to 1962 for Spiro T. Agnew. Subpoenas were served on the Maryland Hall of Records and the State Board of Election Laws, with records only dating to 1966.
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Washington
Balli- Morn
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland Hall of Records
State Board of Election Laws
Agnew
Baltimore County
Henry
Lord
U.S
U.S. Attarney
Judah Best
Aly
George’ Beall
Beal
Renues
Israeli warplanes divert wrong craft to a military field
Israeli jets diverted Iraqi Airlines Flight 006A, a Caravelle charter from Lebanon, holding it at a secret Israeli airbase for about an hour before returning to Beirut. All 74 passengers and crew were checked and allowed to reboard. The action followed delays to Flight 006 from Vienna, with reports the captured plane carried no guerrillas.
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Associated Press
Israel
Iraqi Airlines
Beirut
Abnar
Lebanon
Middle East
Beialab
Nave
WAPA
Arab Liberation Organization
Baghdad
Heirut
Jawad Hastien
Jrbssen
Gers
Middle East Airlines
Bghtas
Government scientists seek better corn stalk
Washington AP reports government scientists at the Agricultural Research Services are developing a Christmas tree shaped corn stalk to produce an extra ear. By altering leaf exposure they hope for higher photosynthesis and more grain amid rising feed costs and demand. Early trials in the Midwest and South aim to boost yields without a fixed timetable.
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Washington
U.S
Agricultural Research Services
Ilugo Graumann
Graumann
Graumani
Ettyice
Nine Supreme Court Justices Asked for Special Session
Washington AP report says congresswoman Elizabeth Holleman sought a Supreme Court special session to halt U S bombing of Cambodia. Chief Justice Warren Burger denied the appeal as the court nears summer recess with no date set for a hearing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
Cambodia
Kiep
Eiizabeth Holleman
D+ NY
Warren
Burs Fee
Hollowin
Altzman
Air Force
U.S. District Court
New York
U8. Circuit Court
Marshall
William C. Douglas
District Court
Douglas
Ms. Waitzman
Burger
Ner
Columbus schools announce sufficient food supply
Columbus Senior High School Business Manager Delbert Miller says the city’s school food supply is sufficient, with Brades Sindergarten through 12 continuing as planned. He expects no difficulties and a smooth start despite shortages reported elsewhere.
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Columbus
Delbert Miller
Columbus City
Bleak winter outlook for natural gas and propane supply
Interior Department officials warned of shortages this winter in natural gas and propane with little optimism for other fuels. Among officials, Duke R. Ligon and Robert Presley described constrained supply and rising demand, while Jak D Andrea noted only potential propane import gains and terminal limits hindering imports. Industry spokesmen indicated no material relief in the near term.
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Washington
Interior Department
Duke R. Ligon
Office of
of and Gas
Ligon
Robert Presley
Jak. D'Andrea
D'Andrea
Benis
B'Andrea
Police uncover more victims in sex-forty reissue case
Police in Houston report continued discovery of victims in a sexual exploitation ring that preyed on young boys. Authorities indicate the death toll may reach 24 or more as searches resume near High Island with new grave sites expected. Elmer Wayne Wenley, 17, and David Brooks Jr. admit involvement in the killings and point to additional graves, per state sheriffs Culbertson and Olter.
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Houston
Here
sLo
Deffarson County
Dick Culbertson
Chambers County
Lows Olter
High Island
Culbérison
Elmer Wayne Wenley
Davi Brooks
High Islaant
Millard tops Columbus 6 4 in ninth inning rally
Millard battles back from four runs down to beat Columbus 6 4 in the State Class A Junior Legion Baseball Tournament at Pawnee Park. Two-run ninth inning miscue, key hits by Bruce Denediet and Dave Tague, and pitching by Chaig Wurdinger preserve Millard’s win with Columbus facing elimination.
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Rich Gaver
Columbus
Heartbreak Ridge
Millard
Pawnee Park
Larry Lassek
Mike
Chaig Wurdinger
Gatn
Wurdinger
Bruce Denediet
Dave Tague
Goth
Curt Lewis
Nixon response to Watergate matter slated next week
President Nixon and aides prepared a response to the Senate Watergate revelations. The White House said a midweek Washington speech was planned, with no final format chosen. The event could be televised or presented in the White House setting.
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Nixon
Camp David
Towse
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Washington
Giald L. Warren
Buthering
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