U.S. bombing in Cambodia faces further review by appeals court
The Supreme Court allowed a brief lifting of the bombing ban in Cambodia. The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals in New York will hear the government's appeal Wednesday. Elizabeth Holtzman and four Air Force officers challenge the bombing as unconstitutional.
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Talmadge Sees No Justification for Nixon Impeachment
Democratic Sen. Herman E. Talmadge on the Watergate Committee says no proof exists to impeach President Nixon. He notes only contested Dean and Walters testimony implicating Nixon, and calls for release of tape conversations to prove or refute cover up claims.
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Gallup Poll finds two thirds see Vietnam war a mistake
The Gallup Poll of 1,353 people from 70 nations shows two thirds of leading foreign officials and private citizens surveyed view U.S. Vietnam intervention as a mistake. A majority also say U S prestige fell over the war and that the United States should help rebuild North Vietnam. The sample drew from Who's Who lists. Tanaka ends US visit saying Japan will not seek atomic arms to gain UN Security Council permanent membership.
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IRS studying Nixon tax return extensions on security upgrades
The Oakland Tribune reports the IRS is examining whether President Nixon must report personal income from government financed improvements to his San Clemente California and Key Biscayne Florida homes. Robert Barr is leading the inquiry after Rep. Edward Koch requested a ruling. The probe covers about 2 million dollars in security related upgrades paid by the General Services Administration since 1969.
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Dollar Surges in Early European Market Trade
The dollar rose sharply in early European trading as U S rates implied higher U S interest costs. The dollar advanced to 4 French francs in Paris, 2.3710 marks in Frankfurt, and 2.8525 Swiss francs in Zurich, with the pound at $2.4980 in London. Gold slipped 60 cents to $115.50 an ounce in London and Zurich.
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Shultz urges diet review to curb high food costs
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz told ABC that adjusting personal diet could help cope with rising food prices. He said he has likely overindulged recently and believes many people could benefit from similar changes.
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Batista Dies in Spain at 72 After Cuban Rule
Fulgencio Batista former Cuban dictator overthrown by Fidel Castro in 1959 died at a Marbella resort after a meal with family. He was 72 and survived by his wife Marta and six children. Funeral services set for Madrid with burial in San Isidro cemetery. coffin to be wrapped in a Cuban flag.
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Athens Airport attack leaves three dead two Arabs held
Two Arab men opened fire with grenades and pistols at Athens International Airport injuring 55 and killing two Americans and an Austrian. The attackers surrendered after holding about 35 hostages behind a marble bar. An unexploded time bomb was found in a transit letter box.
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Misguided Bombs Hit Navy Base in Cambodia
Cambodian military sources report a misdirected U S B52 strike hit the Mekong River base at Neak Luong. Up to 100 killed and 100 wounded, with about 20 bombs affecting the navy base and market area. U S Embassy cautions no confirmation pending Pacific Command in Honolulu.
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Two Portsmouth men charged after meat theft attempt
George Edward Jenkins and Eugene Johnson, both of 2909 Gallia St., were to be arraigned in Pike County Court in Waverly on charges of breaking and entering grand larceny and intoxication after attempting to steal 1200 pounds of processed beef and pork from Kerns and Hurley Meat Packing Plant in Piketon. Jenkins fell 25 feet during the attempt and sustained a broken leg. 600 pounds had been taken a week earlier.
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Cable Cuts Bring Offer Of Reward
An estimated 9,200 Scioto County telephone subscribers remain without service as a strike against General Telephone Co enters its third week. Repairs cut outages from 12,000 to 9,200. West Portsmouth stays isolated with 2,400 blackouts. A $160 reward for information leading to a capture was offered. officials label malicious cable interference a felony with up to three years in jail.
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Traffic Deaths Rise in Scioto County Weekend Toll
Scioto County counted two traffic fatalities on the Portsmouth streets over the weekend bringing the total to 20. Robert White, 75, of 11th Street, was fatally struck near 11th and Offnere Streets shortly before midnight Saturday. Mary Coriell, 12, of 1326 Park Avenue, died at 6 30 p.m. Sunday at Children's Hospital in Columbus.
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Portmouth Driver Charged In Fatal Bicycle Crash
A bicyclist, a Cornell girl, was struck and killed on Grant Street by a car driven by Harold Rhoten, leading to charging Joseph Altman, 39, with driving while intoxicated, driving under revocation, and vehicular homicide. The toll for the year rises with rural road deaths and a New Boston fatality. Funeral services for the victim are planned at Brock Funeral Home.
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