Nixon Keeps Rogers as Secretary of State in Second Term
President Nixon confirms William P. Rogers will remain as secretary of state in his second-term cabinet. Henry Kissinger's future remains uncertain with talk of him leaving after Vietnam peace goals. Kissinger plans a two week vacation in Mexico while aides offer varying views on his continued influence. Nixon, returning to Florida, also announces Kush to key posts including Bush as deputy secretary, Porter as undersecretary for political affairs, and Casey as undersecretary for economic affairs.
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William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
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Kissinger
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Securities and Exchange Commission
William J. Porter
Vietnam
Paris
Duc Seeks Fourth Meeting With Kissinger
South Vietnam envoy Ngu yen Phu Duc seeks a fourth Kissinger meeting at the White House on a final peace settlement. reports say U S impatience grows as Saigon delays initialing the modified draft. Nixon plans talks in Florida and a troop withdrawal pace remains cautious. Poland’s deputy foreign minister also signals willingness to join four-nation ceasefire supervision.
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Poland
Mine Workers Cast Ballots in Federal Oversight Election
About 200000 United Mine Workers members begin officer ballots under tight federal control. The race pits Tony Boyle against Arnold Miller amid a history of violence and alleged mismanagement. Ballots are kept by the Labor Department and counted by December 15 with a $4 million supervision cost.
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W. J. Usery
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Dubliners snub IRA plea as protests dwindle
Dubliners rejected an IRA commander's plea to protest his detention with under 500 at a Sinn Fein rally. Only 2,000 to 4,000 joined a prior protest as opposition to the North’s bombing campaign grows in the Republic. The Dail planned to vote on tougher IRA powers amid a government Fine Gael Fianna Fail split.
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Pentagon report finds racial bias in UCMJ punishments
A 14 member bi racial task force concludes black service members receive tougher penalties than whites for minor UCMJ offenses. It recommends punishing racial discrimination within military justice, standardizing penalties, increasing black military lawyers, and helmet redesigns to fit modern hairstyles. The four volume study outlines over 100 recommendations. Secretary Laird notes reforms are underway.
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Melvin R. Laird
Apollo 17 Crew Faces Final Health Check Before Moon Launch
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan Schmitt and Evans undergo final major physical examination as the countdown advances toward a Wednesday night moon departure. Medical isolation has limited contact to 109 people and nine vaccines immunized all aboard.
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Space Agency
Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison H. Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
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Space Center
TwinEngine Plane Crash Kills Seven in Saigon Coast
A South Vietnamese C7 Caribou transport with 22 Americans and Vietnamese aboard crashed on the central coast killing seven, including Maj. Gen. Tran Van Phong. Three Americans and 12 Vietnamese injured. four crew and 18 passengers aboard.
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U. S
U N Backing Grows in Push to Cut U S Budget Share
United States optimism rose as Britain and France joined the effort to reduce the U S share of the U N budget from 31.5 to 25 percent. An extremely close vote was anticipated in the General Assembly budget committee after weather delays postponed the session by a day.
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Washington
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General Assembly
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Britain
France
Classified Teletype Notes From Local Pages
Fragmentary classified text references Peete Sas Sealy PR and TM listings with eroded placeholders. The readable fragments suggest ad notices and television listings but lack clear events or entities to identify.
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Peace Is At Hand No Clear End To Vietnam War
Five weeks after Kissinger declared peace at hand the Vietnam war continued with heavy U S air raids and ground fighting. While Kissinger and Le Duc Tho discussed a possible accord in Paris new conditions from Saigon and Hanoi surfaced. By mid November U S officials pressed Thieu on troop withdrawal and a demilitarized zone.
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le Duc Tho
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