Cambodians retake Kompong Kan tuot amid end of U.S. bombing
Cambodian government troops aided by propeller aircraft retook Kompong Kantuot, 14 miles south of Phnom Penh, as U.S. bombing ceased officially. Rebels resisted, with 2 killed and 13 wounded. In Washington, Humphrey condemned Nixon’s claim about Congress undermining world peace.
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Maryland judges disqualify from Agnew inquiry
Maryland's nine federal judges recused themselves from any Agnew related court action. Chief Judge Edward Northrup asked the 4th U.S. Circuit to appoint an outside judge to supervise all future matters. The inquiry involves Spiro Agnew's governorship era kickback allegations.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Edward‘ Northrup
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Justice Department
Elliot L. Richardson
New York Times
Richardson
Burglar and model die in Greenwich Village bedroom duel
In a Greenwich Village apartment a male model Bruce Pecheur 31 armed with a .38 pistol fought a nighttime intruder wielding a butcher knife. Pecheur was fatally wounded but fired several shots as both men died before police arrived. his wife Lucy awoke to the deadly confrontation.
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UPI
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Lucy
Greenwich Village
Pecheur
Reporter Pat Halley Operated After Beating Incident
Benroit underground news reporter Pat Halley underwent surgery for a fractured skull after alleged assault by followers of a 15 year old guru, Maharaj Ji. Halley had earlier thrown a cream pie at the mystic during a Detroit City Council meeting. The guru said he was holding two disciples for polite.
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Halley
Detroit
German Tourist Sentenced to Seven Days for Nude Walk
A Haifa court sentenced a 39 year old German tourist to seven days in jail after strolling naked down a main street in Haifa Israel. The incident occurred amid local concern over public indecency and safety in the city.
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Israel
Judge Rules Nixon Pocket Veto Unconstitutional
U S District Court Judge Joseph Waddy ruled against the Presidents pocket veto during a Christmas recess. Senator Edward Kennedy argued that the action deprived Congress of a chance to override the veto, affecting the Family Medicine Act’s passage and hospital grants.
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