Suit filed to halt Indo aid by 21 House Democrats
A group of 21 House Democrats filed in Boston federal court to stop all U S supply airlifts reconnaissance flights or direct military involvement in Cambodia. The suit claims U S personnel conducted aerial reconnaissance intelligence and target recommendations in violation of Congress ban and seeks a ruling halting the activity.
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Flu Deaths Surpass Epidemic Threshold for Third Week
The CDC reports pneumonia and influenza deaths in the U S exceed epidemic thresholds for the third consecutive week. Flu remains widespread in the Midwest and Southeast with declines in the Southeast, while increases appear in the West North Central region and West South Central areas. Oregon counties report outbreaks.
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Giscard reshuffles cabinet to quell military discontent
President Giscard d Estaing dismissed defense minister Soufflet and postal minister Bourges in a broader cabinet reshuffle aimed at restoring discipline in the armed forces. General Bigeard was named defense secretary to oversee soldiers conditions. Paris.
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Eritrean insurgents attack Ethiopian bases in Asmara
Eritrean insurgents bombarded three Ethiopian military installations in Asmara with mortars and bazookas for two hours. No immediate casualties were reported. The clash signals a major escalation in the Eritrean war for independence as the new Ethiopian government faces rebel groups. More than 30 Americans at a US social club sheltered as gunfire and blasts rocked the base.
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Brando Joins Talks With Indians Holed Up In Abbey
Marlon Brando joined discussions with armed Menominee activists holed up in an abandoned abbey in Gresham Wisconsin as a new offer from the Alexian Brothers to lease and then buy the 64 room building surfaces Brando and others enter the novitiate to negotiate a possible conversion of the abbey into a tribal medical facility. Former matador Manuel Benitez is sentenced in Cordoba to five days in jail for drunken driving and assaulting a police officer. Ontario court fines total 6750 for publishing testimony in a murder case proceeding after judge bans it
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Noted Foreign Resident S Bolling Wright Dies at 89
S Bolling Wright longtime Mexican City industrialist and philanthropist died at 89 after a heart attack at the American British Cowdray hospital where he had donated land. He was buried at American Cemetery run by the American Benevolent Society of which he was a founder. The Duke of Norfolk died in Sussex at 66 after years of ill health and service as Earl Marshal. He governed the Ascot pageantry and led the 1962 England cricket tour of Australia.
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Conspiracy Mark Lane condemns Warren Commission report
Mark Lane, speaking in Boston at a three day conference on political assassination, calls the Warren Commission report the biggest coverup in history and says a full congressional Kennedy shooting inquiry is now possible. Lane argues Watergate unraveling prompts a new look at the Kennedy case.
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