Hughes denounces Cambodian bloodbath bombing policy
Senator Harold Hughes condemns U S raids in Cambodia as creating a bloodbath and accuses the Nixon White House and NSC of lies about secret bombings. He cites testimony on false reports and hospital bombings as Congress seeks to halt the raids by midnight Tuesday.
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Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Nixon
Congress
Hughes
Pentagon
Laird
National Security Council
White House
Administration
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Cbs-Tv
Phnom Penh
Highway 4
U.S
Aces Fall Short as Italians Retake Bermuda Bowl
The 1973 Bermuda Bowl ended with the Italians reclaiming the trophy after 128 boards in the final. The Aces, who had previously won in 1970 and 1971, played below form while Italy flourished, piling up IMPs from early hands.
Garozzo Passes Early Becomes Victim in Card Play
In a bridge match, West opens spades under favorable vulnerability and Bobby Goldman as declarer navigates, finding winning lines if West had entered. The hand ends with a one-trick deficit after a 6-1 diamond split and East ruff, yielding 12 IMPs for Italy.
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Garozzo
West
Bobby Goldman
Goldman
Impeachment rule overhaul urged by Rep Edith Green
Washington editorial discusses a proposed constitutional amendment by Rep Edith Green to adopt a confidence test inspired by parliamentary systems. It would allow Congress to order a special 90 day election for president and vice president if the leader fails to faithfully execute laws or oversteps powers, while keeping impeachment intact.
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Congress
Edith Green
D-Ore
Green
House
Senate
Three Democrats warn of heating fuel shortages under new energy policy
Three Democratic senators claim the administration's energy plan will trigger winter fuel shortages in New England and the Midwest. They oppose voluntary allocation and fear reduced domestic demand, while defense of the plan comes from adviser John Love who says no mandatory program is planned soon.
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Washington
UPI
New England
Midwest
John W. Love
Colorado
Nixon
Jackson
Abourezk
U S Halts Food for Peace Deliveries Amid Price Pressures
U S government purchases for the Food for Peace program are paused temporarily as officials review domestic supplies and prices. Despite a record crop forecast, rising prices and tight supplies push the suspension, with NFU criticizing policy. AID says a quick resumption could limit delays.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Food For Peace
Agriculture Department
Retirement guidance and Social Security basics
Early retirement, Social Security benefits at 62, Medicare injection coverage limits, and a guide to retirement residences are discussed. The exchange covers how long gaps affect benefits, what qualifies injections, and a book listing 1,000+ retirement residences with price ranges.
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Frank Corrick
Baltimore
Mr. C.T.R. A
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National Directory of Retirement Residences
Frederick Fell Publishers, Inc
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