Nixon Plans New Troop Withdrawals By Christmas
President Nixon said the United States would announce new troop withdrawals around Christmas as part of a plan he believes will end the Vietnam War regardless of peace negotiations. He noted rising but not decisive infiltration, said the next withdrawal number is undecided, and promised a fuller decision in two to three weeks.
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U. S
Nixon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
My Lai
Senate
Paris
West Virginia
Boyle
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Senate moves toward final vote on tax reform bill
The Senate cleared the path to a final vote on the tax reform bill despite President Nixon signaling a likely veto. Labor unions’ tax exempt status in political activity was rejected 59-27 after hours of debate. The bill, combined with Social Security proposals, faces friction over cost and proposed relief provisions.
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Senate
Nixon
House
Paul Fannin
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U S Planes Step Up Raids on Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos
Saigon sources say as many as 400 American warplanes per day strike the Ho Chi Minh Trail and North Vietnamese columns moving through Laos to South Vietnam. Nixon acknowledgment signals possible broader disclosures of mission counts and targets.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
South Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Five Indicted in Sharon Tate Murders Case
A Los Angeles grand jury with a 20 minute session indicts three young women and two men from a desert commune on murder and conspiracy charges in the Sharon Tate killings and four other victims.
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Sharon Tate
Tate
Daniel DeCarlo
Nancy Pittman
Rachel Morris
Grand Jury
Rhodes forecasts Ohio job boom from highway center
Governor Rhodes announced a state highway research center near Bellefontaine that could create up to 100000 jobs in Ohio. The facility will test new highway construction and safety, serve private industry and government, and spur regional development across all counties along Route 33.
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Columbus, Ohio
State Highway Transportation Research Center
Bellefontaine
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Ohio Contractors Association
Michigan
Raid on Los Angeles Panthers Leaves Six Wounded
Police seize 25 automatics three shotguns two Thompson SMGs eight rifles and many rounds after a four hour siege at the Panthers Los Angeles HQ. The clash adds to a tally of 28 Panther deaths since January 1968 and spurs charges of a national police plot to dismantle the group.
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Saigon
Los Angeles
Charles Garry
Panthers
Oakland
Chicago
Harold Gates
Gates
Panther
Mervyn M. Dymally
Stock Market Dips to Multi-Year Low on Monday
The Dow Jones average fell 7.99 to 783.68 marking its lowest close since October 1966 amid a broad market slide. The decline comes as the index shows about 185 points drop since May, signaling continued investor unease.
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Athens County Children’s Services Agency merger contested
A note from the Ohio Welfare Department is analyzed on page 3, arguing there is no authority to order consolidating Athens County Children’s Services Agency with the County Welfare Department. The Nelsonville council discusses water plant needs and improvements on page 16.
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County Welfare Department
Nelsonville Council
Calley's Attorney Seeks Dismissal Over Fair Trial Doubts
Lt William L Calley Jr attorney George Latimer says fair military trial seems impossible amid pervasive publicity and television coverage. He and Maj Kennedy A Raby file a motion to dismiss charges alleging prejudice from public passion surrounding the My Lai massacre case. President Nixon remarks on My Lai are noted but Latimer declines further comment outside court.
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FT. Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
George W. Latimer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Latimer
Calley
Kennedy A. Raby
My Lai
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Nixon
Floor Debate Slated Over China Planes in Aid Vote
The House faces floor debate on a $54.5 million addition to a 1.6 billion foreign aid package to supply Nationalist China with fighter planes. Senate committee rejected the China and South Korea items, signaling a potential pre Christmas clash as Nixon limits aid.
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China
House
Senate
Nixon
South Korea
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chiang Kaishek
Air Force
200000 Vote Today For President Of UMW
About 200000 active and retired United Mine Workers members vote in a bitter campaign for the presidency. Incumbent W A Boyle and challenger J A Yablonski urge victory as they rail against alleged interference and defend wage and safety records.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers Union
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Yablonski
U.S. Labor Department
Boyle
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