Cambodians Fight On Without American Air Support
Government troops reoccupy Kompong Kantuot south of Phnom Penh aided by T28 bombers as U S air attacks end. Casualties reported 12 killed and 18 wounded amid light rebel activity around the capital and Khmer Rouge regrouping ahead of potential new offensives.
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Nixon defends innocence in Watergate amid calls to end hearings
President Nixon delivered a televised Oval Office address insisting he is innocent of guilt in the Watergate affair. He urged Senate investigators to wrap hearings and turn the matter to the courts while arguing the nation must focus on inflation and urgent problems rather than his impeachment. He refused to answer specific charges, saying public questions require a court decision.
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Daily News names new editor and city editor
John Fenrich is named editor of the Daily News replacing Lou Walther. Bill Goodyear becomes city editor after Fenrich held the post. Goodyear joined in 1972 and covers city county government courts and law enforcement.
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Nixon Watergate address draws mixed political reactions
UPI reports varied reaction to Nixon's Watergate TV address. Goldwater said no diversion from Nixon, while Muskie criticized ignorance of high official actions. Tower praised candor, Baker welcomed any new information for investigators.
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Wetter Recovers After Hip Surgery in San Francisco
Superior Court Judge Curtiss E. Wetter is recovering from hip surgery performed Tuesday at Moffett Hospital University of California Medical Center in San Francisco. Hospital sources report the operation was a success.
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Weather forecast and river readings for Tehama region
A cooling trend continues with fair weather through Friday. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday outlook fair. High today 97, low 63, high Friday 93. River levels: Lake Red Bluff 15.7 ft, Bend Bridge 20.6 ft, Tehama 203.6 ft, Woodson Bridge 168.1 ft. Precipitation: last 24 hours none, season to date none, last year to date trace. Sunset 8:05, sunrise 6:22 PDT.
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Hijackers land at Lod as Israeli commandos free passengers
A hijacked Arab airliner bound from Benghazi to Beirut landed at Lod International Airport where Israeli commandos freed 100 passengers without gunfire. The hijackers' identities and motives were not disclosed.
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Bradley in Serious Condition After Emergency Surgery
Omar N. Bradley, veteran five star general, underwent emergency operation after drug treatments failed to treat massive blood clots in his lungs. UCLA Medical Center reported at 1:45 a.m. PDT that the procedure was completed and Bradley's condition remained serious.
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Steel price hikes widen as Kaiser joins increases
Kaiser Steel Corp joined other steel producers in announcing price hikes while major firms warn higher raw material costs will raise overall production costs. Westinghouse Electric and General Motors indicated concern and potential further hikes amid Phase IV pricing plans. Agriculture officials forecast price stabilization with record crops and rising meat, grain prices in New York and across the nation.
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Volcano risk study cites Mt Shasta Lassen area damage
California volcanic eruptions in the next 30 years could cause about 50 million in damage. The Urban Geology Master Plan identifies volcanoes as a major hazard alongside earthquakes floods and landslides. Major urban areas are seen as relatively safe and warns warning systems and zoning can limit losses.
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