False reports of bombing found in Nixon era records
A House Judiciary Committee study says Nixon and aides gave Congress at least 19 false reports on U.S. bombing of Cambodia from 1969 to 1973. The 76-page report outlines how information was concealed, noting Nixon cited once in a 1971 foreign policy statement. Prince Sihanouk’s 1970 ouster marked a year of U.S. air strikes.
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Ford says Nixon won’t resign over impeachment
Vice President Ford told reporters in San Francisco that Nixon believes resignation would be an admission of guilt and that he has no intention to quit. Ford defended Nixon’s innocence, cautioned against a full televised defense, and urged following constitutional processes as impeachment moves proceed.
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Growing petroleum surplus latest problem says Sawhill
Federal Energy Chief John Sawhill told the Western Governors Conference that there will be no petroleum shortages in 1974 and the nation faces a growing surplus. He noted de allocation plans remain under study as the emergency oil embargo ends and governors warned that de allocation could impact energy conservation efforts.
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