Cambodian government says rebels retreat south of Phnom Penh
Cambodian high command claims antigovernment forces pulled back from dug-in positions south of Phnom Penh after heavy losses in three weeks of intensified U S bombing. Col Am Rong says Phnom Penh is now out of danger as U S air strikes expected to end soon.
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Gainesville Eight trial hears claim of no provocation role
William W. Lemmer testified he did not instigate violence at the 1972 Republican National Convention as the Gainesville Eight case resumes. Defendants accused Lemmer of infiltrating the group as an agent provocateur while he denied the charge and described discussions of agents provocateur as a security concern.
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Michael Lewis’s address error prompts court correction
Court records show Michael Lewis no longer resides at 112 Clark St. Miss Edith Bergen disputes the address and notes mail was sent there for over a year. The dispute arose amid a broader scene of political tension as Cambodian forces close on Phnom Penh with rebel attacks and international air traffic disruptions nearby.
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Campaign funds totaling 900000 returned by Nixon reelection group
Nixon's 1972 committee reports 900000 in cash contributions returned. Gulf Oil and Goodyear each gave 100000 and 40000 respectively, with a review under way to identify any other corporate gifts. Cox reports pressure on some donors and legal entanglements among individuals.
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Gilligan farm plan criticized by state lawmaker
Ohio State Rep. Sam Speck criticizes the Gilligan administration for halting then reversing state farming operations at institutions. He warns of higher costs to replace breeding stock and buy livestock feed as costs rise, and accuses the governor of acting without legislative approval.
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Moving murals from Union Terminal to airport
Workmen will begin transferring Cincinnati’s Union Terminal mosaic murals to Greater Cincinnati Airport this week. Jim Johnson of George Detzel Co. says murals weighing five tons each will be removed through a large hole cut in the concourse floor. The tiles depict industrial and manufacturing scenes.
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