Eight Killed In Phnom Penh Rocket Attack Report
Communist led rebels killed eight and wounded 37 in a rocket attack on Phnom Penh. The strikes bring the total rockets fired into the city to 29 over 12 days as Khmer Rouge leadership intensifies the terror campaign. Police report a rising death toll and ongoing violence in the capital amid regional conflict dynamics.
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Khmer Rouge
Am Rong
U.S
London
Tep Bangsei
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Israelis report higher casualties on fronts after ceasefire talks
Three Israeli soldiers were killed and two wounded in an artillery duel with Syrian gunmen on the Golan Heights. Eight Israelis were wounded in Egyptian-front skirmishes as fighting continued along the Suez front. A UN soldier was shot and wounded in Ismailia while unloading a convoy. Israel denied any unilateral Sinai withdrawal and blocked UN convoy unloading for Egypt's encircled Third Army.
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Midler Named Worst Dressed Woman of 1973 by Mr Blackwell
Los Angeles AP report notes designer Mr Blackwell named Bette Midler the year s worst dressed woman of 1973 citing her thrift store look and calling her laundromat outfit a result of pot luck. The list also includes Princess Anne Jacqueline Onassis Raquel Welch Billie Jean King and David Bowie among others.
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Halton hints at cabinet views and hunger for reform
The article reports Halton signaling a three to four day decision on pardoning Thomas C. Wansley, a Lynchburg inmate serving life for rape. It notes his stance on the executive cabinet, expenditure cuts of at least 5 percent, a possible 1976-78 tax increase, a six year term idea, and views on race in education. It also covers praise for eight women as fashion independents and criticism of some public figures. Additionally Arias aims to crack down on antigovernment activity while naming Cortina as foreign minister and noting France’s refugee relocations related to Basque terrorists.
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Blackwell
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Monaco
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Fred Hayman
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Pat Nixon
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Spain
France
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Carrero Blanco
Maurice Abeberry
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Aheberry
Antonia Barrero
Licinia de la Fuente
Nixon signs law raising social security benefits details
President Nixon signed a law increasing social security payments from $84.50 to $93.80 for individuals and from $411 to $486 for couples while delaying related health and welfare regulations to December 31. He argued the delay protects the truly needy, though others estimate higher benefits will widen the deficit by about $800 million this fiscal year. The foreign aid appropriation totals $2.2 billion and Nixon pressed for military aid to Israel after the October war.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Israel
Kissinger on oil prices and Middle East moves
Secretary Kissinger said the United States cannot control oil price rises but will push a major effort to align prices with world growth needs. He warned some countries may divert up to half their reserves to energy, and he doubted Israeli elections would affect Suez disengagement this month, noting the cabinet’s composition under Golda Meir will matter. He added acceleration of disengagement may be seen, but no January solution is promised.
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United States
U.S
Allison Thompson
Santa Barbara
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Heathrow
Abelkhir Hakaoui
Morocco
Ater Naseea
Pakistan
IRA
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
PFLP
Edward Sieff
Dublin
Middle East
Sieff
Damascus
Kissinger
Suez Canal
Golda Meir
General Agreement Reached On Bill To Protect Newsmen
Washington AP report notes broad backing from news media groups and a House Judiciary subcommittee for a bill shielding reporters from compelled disclosure of confidential information. The accord aims to advance an amended measure early next year, prohibiting mandatory reveal of sources to grand juries or pretrial proceedings.
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House Judiciary Subcommittee
Congress
Robert W. Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Kastenmeier
Administration
Supreme Court
Jewelry designs merge heart monitors with wearable tech
Mrs. Scherr a Ford veteran and designer envisions necklace and bracelet body monitors that print readings in color, costing $200 to $500. Her project blends jewelry with electronics, aimed at helping heart patients gauge health without fear.
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Euguene. L. Nagel
University of Miami Medical School
Miami
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