Hanoi warned not to rebuild vacant airfields
UPI reports Washington and Saigon warned Hanoi against reconstructing abandoned U S airstrips in Communist South Vietnam. Saigon says North Vietnam would face grave risks and could use rebuilt strips for Mig bombers. The note demanded removal of missiles and anti aircraft weapons. In Cambodia, 12 army officers were executed for retreat orders as Khmer Rouge shelling intensifies Kompong Cham. Premier Souvanna Phokma announced a Laos peace pact to end a decade of war with Pathet Laos by week’s end.
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Cambodia secret bombing report details hidden missions
The Defense Department released a White Paper to the Senate Armed Services Committee outlining covert Cambodia bombing runs from 1969 to 1970 and other secret operations. It states the White House approved thousands of air strikes and cover stories to keep actions away from public view, while some pilots ignored instructions. Senator Hughes called the document incomplete.
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Nixon pledges campaign aid for Republicans 1974 76
President Nixon said he will campaign for Republican candidates in 1974 and for the GOP nominee in 1976. He spoke at a White House reception for National Committee members. Texan John Connally, formerly a Democrat, was among those in the limelight at the committee meeting.
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Fuel outlook: three-year shortage unless nuclear power grows
John A. Love warned a three-year fuel shortage remains likely, with coal and oil as limited options. Cyril Omar urged nuclear power as the safer long-term path, outlining three choices: build more reactors, use dirtier fossil fuels, or cut energy use.
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Environmental chief vows strict rules on any relaxed air standards
Riesell Train, newly confirmed head of the EPA, says clean air rules may only be eased in emergencies for up to two months. He told a House subcommittee that local areas must have solid justification to lower standards while Nixon relaxes pollution rules to expand heating fuel supplies.
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Nixon group spent 280000 on legal defenses in Watergate era
The Nixon re election committee reported 280000 in legal expenses over three months, including 48700 to Stans and 28475 to Magruder's firm. It noted Stans paid 100000 personally, Stans remaining on payroll, and total legal costs since June 17 1972 reaching 517000 with a 4 million cash balance as of Aug 31.
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