False reports on bombing of Cambodia exposed by House panel
A House Judiciary Committee staff report says President Nixon and aides fed Congress at least 80 pages of false information about U S bombing in Cambodia from 1969 to 1973. The document notes a concealed pattern, with Nixon cited only once and no new details on conduct, while linking actions to responses after Sihanouk's overthrow.
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Ford says Nixon won’t resign, believes innocence
In San Francisco AP Ford stated Nixon views resignation as admission of guilt over impeachable offenses. Ford urged following constitutional process, cited strong support in Congress, and defended his own civil rights record while addressing the National Urban League. He noted the Judiciary Committee vote narrows impeachment odds and commented on Connally’s indictment.
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Surplus Petroleum Seen as New Challenge by Sawhill
Federal Energy Chief John Sawhill told the Western Governors Conference that no national petroleum shortages are expected in 1974 and a growing surplus requires new allocation strategies. He noted the Arab embargo emergency is over and the FEO is shifting from mandatory allocation to market-based de allocation, warning that de allocation could impact energy conservation efforts.
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