Bombing of Cambodia secrecy questioned by U S panels
Washington reports reveal Senate and House committees learned of covert US Air Force B52 bombing missions in Cambodia in 1969 and 1970. Prince Norodom Sihanouk is named in connection with the events as details emerge about the extent of knowledge among officials.
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Washington
State Department
Charles W. Bray
Weednesday
William P. Trovers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Prince Sihanouk
U.S
Cambodia
Bray
Nixon taps Train for EPA post
President Nixon announced Russell E. Train to be administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency succeeding acting head Robert E. Fri. Train would lead EPA from an agency founded with the administration to bring environmental policy under one roof. Ruckelshaus, moved to become deputy attorney general, would become a judge nominee. the bombings in Cambodia and related testimony also appear among other items.
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Washington
Nixon
Russell E. Train
Environmental Protection Agency
Wiliam D. Ruckelstaus
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
EFA
Ruckalshaus
Justice Department
Train
Interior
Council On Environmental Quality
Hijackers claim motives linked to Japanese aid to Israel
A group calling itself Sons of Occupied Territory hijacked a Japan Airlines Boeing 747 with 145 aboard after a three day layover in Dubai. The hijackers evacuated passengers in Benghazi, Libya, then blew up the jet. Libyan authorities arrested them. The note linked the move to Japan’s aid to Israel and pledged further actions.
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Beirut
Sons of Occupied
Amsterdam
Tokyo
Anchorage
Alaska
Persian Gulf
Dubai
Damascus
Benghazi
Libya
Palestine
Organization of the Sons of Occupied
Connally Leaves Nixon Advisory Post as Laird Remains
John B. Connally quits after two months as President Nixon’s part time adviser while Melvin R. Laird plans to stay on. Connally warned Nixon to “clean house” but the president would not alter his style, and Connally and his wife plan a future trip abroad before returning to Houston.
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Nixon
Laird
Washington
UPI
John B. Connally
Melvin R. Laird
White House
Carnally
Treasury
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlich
Gomtally
Lye
Houston
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
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D-Ind
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