Second U S Fighter Bomber Bomb Kills Civilians in Mekong Island
U S embassy reports four civilians killed and 13 injured on a government held island southeast of Phnom Penh after an accidental F111 strike. The Neak Luong base town bombing earlier left 137 dead and 268 wounded, marking the war’s worst accident.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Mekong
Neak Luong
Donald Doerger
Lang Vei
David H. E. Opfer
Baltimore
Pentagon
Louisiana Sheriffs Increase Night Patrols Against Rustlers
Louisiana sheriffs deploy intensified nighttime patrols in cattle country to curb cattle rustling amid beef shortages. officials report rustlers kill and butcher cattle in fields, with some buyers turning to a black market as prices rise after the beef-price freeze.
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Louisiana
Clem Huffman
Louisiana Livestock Branch Commission
Rapides Parish
Hadley Crook
Brand Commission
Crook
Allen
Evangeline
Beauregard Parish
Spencer Baldwin
Beauregard
Brandh Commission
Natchitoches Parish
Herman Bridges
Jhhief
Cattlemen's Association
Sheriff's Office
Inside The News-Star Snapshot and Sections List
The page lists Inside The News-Star topics with Abby Lowman Broadway Radio TV Classified Sports Comics Theater Crossword Van Dellen Editorial Women Horoscope Weather Jumble and page counts for 20 pages across two sections. It outlines the newspaper’s internal sections and feature areas for the issue.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Monroe resident among LSU doctoral degree recipients
A Monroe resident and three area residents will join 72 students to receive doctoral degrees at LSU commencement ceremonies in the Assembly Center. The 9:30 a.m. event will honor about 900 graduates, including John Clarence Lewis of Monroe and John Newton Thomas of Alexandria.
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Monroe
LSU
Assembly Center
John Clarence Lewis
John Newton Thomas
Alexandria
Gary Sherriel Rush
Deville
Benjamin Colin Freasier
Ruston
Robert E., Hearn
Kleindienst Reports Nixon Upset by Watergate Briefing
Former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst said Nixon was dumbfounded when told on April 15 that aides faced Watergate accusations. He added the information came second hand and did not implicate Nixon, while noting Nixon’s agitation at the briefing.
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Washington
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Nixon
Kleindienst
Nixon Himelf
Senate Watergate Committee
Justice Department
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
Dean
United States
Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Frederick C. LaRue
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ebriichman
Robert C. Marcian
New Orleans Area Stores Ration Beef
In New Orleans area supermarkets ration beef amid nationwide shortages. Winn Dixie limits purchases to 20 per customer while National Supermarkets caps ground beef at three pounds. A&P plans broad rationing. independents report sold out and awaiting restock. Local grocers association notes widespread shortages.
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New Orleans
Ration Beef
Winn Dixie
National Supermarkets
Schwegmann
A&p
Nicholson and Soup Food Giant
Winn Dixie Food Stores
Herbert Kramer
New Orleans Retail Grocers Association
Chuck
Kramer
Neal Walden
Price Hike Rules Issued For Firms
The Cost of Living Council issues Phase 4 rules delaying price raises by large firms until Sept 12 while allowing smaller firms to raise prices almost immediately if justified. The Aug 12 effective date covers industry sectors and outlines margin rules for firms not increasing above base prices and for those already raising prices.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council Today
Council
John T. Dunlop
Dunlop
Petroleum
Warm Weather Continues Across Twin Cities Area
Residents should expect more warm weather with possible thundershowers this afternoon. Monroe forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions through Wednesday with a chance of afternoon storms and highs in the low 90s. Lows drop to the lower 70s with southerly winds under 10 mph. FAA data show a Monday high of 90 and a 71-degree low this morning with no precipitation in the last 24 hours.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
FAA
Monroe Municipal
River Stage Readings Show Change at Monroe and Camden
River stage readings report two stations with rising water levels and stage changes. Monroe records 40 and 20.7 with a rising trend, while Camden logs 26 and 5.1 with a fall in stage. Continuous monitoring advised.
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Monroe
Camden
Researcher Says Each Individual Has Ideal Weight
Cornell University physiologist David A. Levitsky says evidence shows a person’s body weight tends to stay stable despite repeated dieting or fat removal. He argues each body has an ideal weight it maintains by alternating efficiency and inefficiency in processing food.
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Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell University
David A. Levitsky
Levitsky
Nixon Lawyers Cite Separation of Powers in Tape Subpoena Fight
Lawyers for President Nixon argued for lack of court jurisdiction to enforce Archibald Cox subpoena for White House tapes citing the separation of powers. The White House brief warned that forcing disclosure would threaten the presidency and executive privilege while delaying the Senate Watergate committee action.
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White House
Senate
Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
Washington
Nixon
Watergate
J. Fred Buzhardt
Cox
Senate Watergate Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.j
Ervin
U.S. Dist
John J. Sirica
Buzhardt
Sirica J
Sirica
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Senate Committee
Executive
Legislative
Supreme Court
Committee
Hospital Drug Shortage Probed At Charity Hospital
Baton Rouge AP. A state police probe reviews Charity Hospital New Orleans purchases and inventory amid a reported drug shortage near 200000 unaccounted for in 1971. Auditors say police are examining all phases including meat purchases and bidding practices as committee seeks more information.
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Baton Rouge
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Legislative Audit Advisory Committee
Joe Burris
Walter Bigby
Bossier City
Burris
Legislative Budget Committee
Raymond Laborde
Marksville
Laborde
Department of State Police
Chuckle Quote on Smart and Bold Men
Witty line notes that many great deeds come from two kinds of men those who believe they can and those unaware they cannot. It frames bold vision as key to achievement and challenges doubt with humor about capability.
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D-N.c
Capitol
Russell Senate
Ehrlchman
Ehrlichman
Kazuyoshi Takezawa
Nikko
Japan
John Bozak
Waltham
Mass
Moraine State Park
Kevin Zemetis
Meriden
Tion
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