Kissinger and Nixon Confer on Vietnam Peace Talks
Kissinger was summoned to Camp David to discuss the Vietnam peace negotiations ahead of a possible Paris session with Le Duc Tho. Moscow and Beijing urged immediate signing of the pact, while Saigon pressed for clarifications on troop withdrawals and ceasefire controls in the 9 point plan.
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Viet Ceasefire Delay Forces North Vietnam Plan Changes
U S intelligence reports indicate the delay in signing the Vietnam ceasefire shifted North Vietnamese field commanders into altered short term battle plans. Analysts say the enemy aimed a major thrust after the announcement to grab South Vietnamese territory before the ceasefire took effect.
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Peron Returns to Argentina Ends 17 Years in Exile
Juan D. Peron lands at Ezeiza Airport ending 17 years in exile. Troops seal the airport while thousands of Peronists are kept away by police and tear gas. Only 300 Peronist leaders and 140 chieftains accompany Peron and his wife Isabel back from Rome.
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Juan D. Peron
Argentina
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U S Soviet Clash at UN Over Budget Cut Pressure
The United States seeks to trim its UN budget assessment from 31.52 to 25 percent, triggering a Cold War style confrontation with the Soviet Union. George Bush and Vasily Safronchuk traded sharp exchanges as Sen. Gale McGee pushed the measure in the General Assembly budget committee.
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George Bush
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Britain Egypt arms talks stall over offensive weapons
Britain negotiates a multimillion dollar arms deal with Egypt but rejects some Sadat requests for offensive weapons. Officials say Moscow’s influence may be waning and there is no evidence of significant Soviet rearmament to Cairo.
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Hesburgh Resigns from Civil Rights Panel Amid Nixon Doubts
The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh resigns as chair of the U.S. Civil Rights Commission after three years, prompting questions about Nixon administration support. Other members Maurice Mitchell Frankie Freeman and Hubert Rankin also resigned as White House pressure and reorganization rumors swirl. Hesburgh denies a quoted claim of wanting to step down if Nixon is reelected.
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Maurice Mitchell
University of Denver
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Frankie M. Freeman
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Hubert Rankin
Duke University
Edwards Refuses To Negotiate With Southern Students
Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards says he will not negotiate with Southern University students over the campus confrontation that left two dead. Police used tear gas as crowds occupied the administration building. fires and a bomb caused extensive damage. Edwards called the clash non racial and ordered 500 National Guardsmen to guard the campus as it closed for Thanksgiving.
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Southern University
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