War End Again Voted By Senate
The Senate voted to halt U S combat in Indochina attaching an end the war amendment to a Pentagon bill. Brooke’s measure would withdraw within four months if Hanoi frees prisoners and accounts for missing GIs, with funds only for withdrawal and force protection. Nixon supported an earlier Aiken end the war condition, and the bill passed 92 to 5.
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U.S
Indochina
Thailand
Hanoi
George Aiken
R-Vt
Nixon
Vietnam
Brooke
Aiken
White House
Senate
House
Senate Defers Vote On War Bill Amid Conference Talks
A conference between Armed Services committees may kill the procurement bill or delay final action until after the election. Senator James Allen urged stalling to give Nixon more time, while Mansfield lamented acquiescence to the Defense Department. The Senate kept funding for Pentagon programs, approved new ship and carrier projects, and extended military credits and retirement pay adjustments.
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James Allen
D-Ala
Nixon
Pentagon
Mike Mansfield
Defense Department
Senate
Israel
No Break In Peace Talks Around Kissinger Meeting
At the Vietnam peace talks in Paris Xuan Thuy and Mrs. Nguyen The Binh defended firm positions opposing U S demands. Thuy denounced bombing as barbaric and strategic crimes. They cited U S raids on dikes and targets, stressing North Vietnam’s self defense and anti imperialist stance.
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Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Thuy
South Vietnam
Dor
William J. Porter
U.S
Mrs. Binh
Nixon
Marines Press Into Quang Tri City Amid House to House Fighting
More than 2,000 South Vietnamese marines assault the western half of Quang Tri City but face intensified house to house fighting and heavy North Vietnamese artillery. Jets destroyed an ammunition depot near the Citadel as the city remains split with the North in control of the western sector.
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Quang Tri City
Saigon
Quang Tri
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Thach Han River
da Nang
Juliette Prowse Gives Birth En Route to Nevada Wedding
Stateline Nevada AP Juliette Prowse arrived to marry John McCook but went into labor at Sahara Tahoe producing a 7 pound 15 ounce son. Publicist Ron Erickson said the pair planned a Wednesday wedding at the club.
Eight U S servicemen killed in Vietnam weekly tally
The U S command reports eight American servicemen killed in action last week in Vietnam with 17 wounded. Three more Americans died from nonhostile causes and one is missing in action as part of a continuing decline in total casualties among South Vietnamese and enemy forces. In Cleveland, Warrensville Workhouse inmates ended a hunger strike after a full meal and agreed to several demands including potential pay for work, pending legal ruling.
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Warrensville
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Corio Times Privacy and Editorials Page Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows sections on editorials obituaries services and local notices with unreadable line breaks. Readable items reference deceased individuals and community topics but no clear events or dates.
McGovern shortens VP pick to Friday as Humphrey looms
Washington AP reports George McGovern plans to name a second running mate by Friday after weighing a group of candidates. Hubert H. Humphrey is the new name, praised by advisers for labor and party support, though others doubt his viability. Other contenders include Lawrence O'Brien Frank Church Kevin White Sargent Shriver and Edward Kennedy. Kennedy is McGovern’s presumed folk favorite but has resisted a bid this year.
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George McGovern
New Politics
Frank Mankiewicz
McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hubert
Muskie
Sen
Edmund 8
Maine
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Lyndon B. Johnson
Minnesota
Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
Lawrence F. O’brien
Idaho
Frank Church
Boston
Kevin White
Peace Corps
R. Sargent Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
United Kingdom Declares National Emergency Over Strike Ports
Queen Elizabeth II signed a state of national emergency aboard the Britannia as Britain takes emergency powers to open strike bound ports and load troops to unload more than 500 freighters amid dwindling food supplies for people and animals.
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London
Britannia
Scotland
Edward Heath
Cattle-Feed Additive Targeted by Anti Cancer Law Clash
In Washington the FDA orders a phaseout by Jan 1 of diethylstilbestrol used in 75 percent of U S cattle to curb cancer risks under the Delaney Clause. Industry critics and some lawmakers call the 14 year old law inflexible as it also threatens saccharin Red No 2 and nitrite preservatives amid rising test sensitivity to ppb levels.
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Food and Drug Administration
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Egypt and Libya Plan Unified Leadership for Union Bid
Leaders Anwar Sadat and Muammar Kadafi announced a historic decision to form a unified political leadership and pursue a union target date of September 1, 1973. The joint communique followed a three day Libya meeting and highlighted Arab unity against Israel and imperialist powers.
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Libya
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Benghazi
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Anwar Sadat
Muammar Kadafi
Revolutionary Command Council
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Atlanta
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