Kissinger May Head For Paris Amid Saigon Talks
President Nixon’s emissary Henry Kissinger returns from Saigon as Haig heads home after talks with South Vietnam President Thieu. Officials expect Kissinger soon to resume Paris negotiations with Le Duc Tho while Hanoi reiterates joint pact procedures.
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United States Ships Amphibious Vehicles to South Vietnam
The United States delivered 31 amphibious troop and cargo carriers to South Vietnam as part of equipment buildup ahead of a cease-fire. US Marine engineers arrived to train Vietnamese marines in operating the vehicles, which carry 34 troops or 18,000 pounds of cargo. The air war continued with B52 strikes across Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, while Viet Cong attacks in Quang Tri province persisted with light casualties reported.
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Nixon Plans Stay at Maryland Lodge for Weeklong Reorganization
President Nixon, continuing his plan to reorganize the federal bureaucracy, heads to a Maryland Ca toctin Mountains lodge for more than a week. He will stay at Camp David until just before a Thanksgiving trip to Florida or California. He returned Sunday night from Key Biscayne, Fla., where he attended a church service and heard a prayer for Vietnam peace talks progress.
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Hijacked Jetliner Returns After Cuba Ordeal
Passengers praise the Southern Airways crew for landing the crippled DC9 in Havana after a 28 hour, 3,800 mile hijack flight. FBI sharpshooters shot tires during an Orlando stop. three hijackers were captured in Cuba as ransom money was seized.
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Ohio Officials Asked To Void Tax Vote
Robert P. Woodman of Willoughby urged Secretary of State Ted Brown to void Ohio’s tax repeal vote, citing alleged mass corruption and six falsehoods in pro tax advertising. He asked for a second ballot and a statewide investigation.
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Rudolf Friml Dies in Hollywood at 92
Rudolf Friml, Prague born composer of Rose Marie and The Vagabond King, died in Hollywood at Presbyterian Hospital after a long illness. He was 92 and had entered the hospital on October 5. Friml, last of the great operettists with Herbert and Romberg, wrote 33 operettas and many other works, remaining active into his 90s.
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Panama
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Unfinished Business Awaits Legislators in Ohio lame duck session
The 109th General Assembly faces pending issues like criminal code revision capital punishment consumer credit safeguards subsidized housing and veteran benefits. It may also decide on pay raises before 1975 as Democrats gain seats in the House and Republicans still hold the Senate. The new Commissioners on official pay are to report, with early organization unlikely.
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Pentagon plans major base closings may cost thousands of jobs
After the election, the Pentagon speeds toward new base closings and civilian job cuts to satisfy Nixon orders and a 1.5 billion dollar budget reduction. The Army may merge Ft. Meade and Atlanta headquarters while shrinking helicopter bases. civil service cuts could reach 5 percent, about 55,000 positions.
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Athens Bypass Funds Approved by Mayor
Athens Mayor Donald Barrett announced approval of about 900000 dollars for an interchange linking Route 33 East Bypass with the Stimson Avenue bridge extension. State Highway Department planning office in Marietta notified the funds, with engineers expected to adjust plans to separate the interchange as a single project and bids possible next spring or summer.
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Division 10
Marietta
Five Democratic governors seek Westwood ouster at Washington meeting
In Washington the anti Westwood effort gathers five Democratic governors to pressure party chairman Jean Westwood to resign after Nixon's landslide. Governors Bumpers Anderson Mandel Askew Curtis attend. the 303 member committee meets Dec. 9 and can vote her out.
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Minnesota
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Maryland
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Florida
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Maine
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