Cambodian air force officers arrested after palace bombing
Cambodian authorities detained several high ranking air force officers and grounded T28 fighters after a bombing of Lon Nol’s palace compound. The raid killed three and wounded 10. Lt Pich Lim Kuon claimed landing gear trouble before belly landing at Pochentong. The government also moved to ease curfews amid post riot calm and ongoing martial law detentions.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Lon Nol
Air Force
Talat
Pich Lim Kuon
Pochentong Air Base
Kuon
Sunday driving curtailment eyed to save fuel
Nixon administration officials discuss steps to reduce gasoline consumption including a possible nationwide ban on Sunday driving and closing filling stations. White House aide John Love and aide Charles DiBona cite potential partial bans to allow churchgoers and consider Sunday blue laws to shorten weekday store hours.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
John A. Love
Charles
DiBona
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Love
President Nixon taps airman in Florida visit at McCoy
At McCoy Air Force Base near Orlando Nixon lightly tapped Airman Kleizo on the face after asking about his young son. Kleizo called it a great honor and said he would not wash his face again. Nixon was en route to Washington after attending a Disney World AP event and a governors conference in Memphis.
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McCoy Air Force Base
Orlando
Fla
Nixon
Florida
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Air Force
McCoy
Kleizo
Washington
Memphis
Key Biscayne
Charles G
Bebe”’ Rebozo
Melvin R. Laird
Nation told to change its habits to avert recession
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz urged a drastic shift in energy use and tougher cuts to shield jobs and key industries. He favored allocation powers to curb consumption, warned rationing may be unnecessary, and recalled wartime controls to weigh the costs and risks of sweeping action.
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Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Senate’ Foreign Relations Committee
Senate approves energy emergency bill for one year
The Senate passed a one year nationwide energy emergency bill by 78 to 6 to empower Nixon to order gasoline rationing and fuel saving steps. The measure allows thermostat limits, school hour cuts, and power plant shifts to coal, with subsidies and high priority for mass transit and possible clean air standard exceptions.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Municipal garage destroyed by fire in Uhrichsville
A wood frame Uhrichsville city garage and most of its tools were a total loss after a fire at 4 42 a.m. Firemen from Uhrichsville and Dennison fought the blaze. A newer concrete section may salvage a street sweeper. The building, west side, had housed city service operations.
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Uhrichsville
Ohio
Dennison
Milk suit case cites disguised legal fees paid by dairy co op
Attorney Stuart H. Russell testified that Associated Milk Producers Inc paid him over 176000 dollars as reimbursement for money he gave to political operative Robert Lilly, for services not performed. The matter ties into antitrust suits by the Justice Department and Nixon era campaign finance questions.
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Chicago
Stuart H. Russell
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Russell
Robert Lilly
Lilly
The
Cooperative
Associated
Justice Department
Nixon
Congress
Associated Milk Producers
Saxbe eligibility bill vote nearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee nears a vote on a bill to remove the constitutional bar blocking Sen. William B. Saxbe from becoming attorney general. The panel plans to act today on the bill and on a proposal to create a special Watergate prosecutor by court appointment.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Robert G. Dixon, Jr
Judiciary Committee
Saxbe
Duke University Law
William van Alstyne
Law School
Philip Kurland
University Chicago Law School
William Swindler
William and Mary College of Law
Willard Sorensen
West Virginia University Law School
Middletown Weather Forecast Pushes Showers Through Weekend
Forecasters expect showers and possible thunderstorms in the Middletown area tonight and Wednesday with lows in the upper 40s and highs near 60. Yesterday reached 58 with a 39 overnight. The outlook calls for more showers Thursday to Saturday with highs in the 50s and lows around 40.
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Middletown
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Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Office of Price Administration
George Shultz
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