Kissinger Tho hold second Paris cease-fire talks
Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho planned another Paris meeting this afternoon after a five hour session. They previously agreed on a draft cease-fire in secret talks but South Vietnam President Thieu rejects it citing troop withdrawals and a supervising council that would edge toward a coalition regime.
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U.S. Loses Two More Jets in North Vietnam War
The U.S. Command announced two more Phantom jets lost with two pilots rescued and two killed. Total U.S. planes downed since bombing resumed ne ar eight months: 124. Overall 131 airmen killed or captured. One Navy F4 from Saratoga hit by SAM. crew rescued. An Air Force F4 crashed near Udorn with both crew killed. Monsoon rains limited strikes. B52s conducted major raids. Ground fighting surged around Da Nang, Saigon, Pleiku, and along the northern frontier as cease-fire talks continued.
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Westwood May Resign as Democratic Party Chair
Washington AP: Jean Westwood signals possible resignation as DNC chair, fueling a two man leadership contest with Robert Strauss and George Mitchell emerging as top contenders. Wallace campaign moves to influence DNC makeup as party factions split on reform versus conservatism.
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Israelis and Syrians clash again on Golan Heights
Israeli and Syrian air forces traded heavy fire along the Golan Heights cease-fire line. Israel said two Syrian MIG21 jets were shot down in a dogfight, and that a separate raid hit artillery and radar in southern Syria. Syria claimed an Israeli jet was down and a soldier wounded.
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Apollo 17 astronauts prepare for final testing before Dec 6 liftoff
Three astronauts Eugene Cernan Harri son Schmitt and Ronald Evans move to the America for a last countdown rehearsal before the December 6 launch. They will simulate liftoff at 9 53 p m after a six day countdown test and medical clearance.
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Peron Announces Historic Accord With Argentine Leaders
Juan Peron told a cheering crowd he secured a historic accord with political, union, and business leaders for a united approach to defend the Argentine people. The meeting followed his return from exile and aimed to balance the power of the armed forces amid looming elections March 11. Shots near the venue wounded three as tensions rose during the political conference.
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Three Hijackers Will Be Put To Trial In Havana
Three men who hijacked a Southern Airways jet to Cuba will face trial in Havana on charges include extortion. The hijackers threatened to blow up the plane if refueling was refused at Jose Marti airport during a 29 hour odyssey with 30 passengers and four crew. Names are Henry Jackson Lewis Moore and Melvin Cale. Cuban authorities detained them after the return trip.
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Park Drives Referendum Backed by Large Turnout in Korea
In Seoul, President Chung Hee Park appears to win mass support for a constitutional overhaul extending the term to six years with no term limit. Voters braved cold and snow in a nationwide referendum amid martial law and restricted opposition.
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Government seeks more than ten million in Title I repayments
The U S Office of Education asks eight states to refund over 10 million dollars for offsetting educational disadvantages of poor children. The total now reaches 19 5 million from 18 states and the District of Columbia over 14 months. States named include Mississippi New Mexico Kentucky South Carolina Tennessee Texas Alabama Arkansas and more with specific repayment figures.
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Suspected Slayer Arrested in Double Slaying
Noel Hamm 28 with prior arrests is jailed in Kennett Square on two counts of murder for the double police shooting. A Belgian hunting rifle found near the scene links Hamm to the case with motive given as revenge. Bond set at 250000. arraignment occurred Monday.
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Phony veteran relief checks drawn by former Licking County employee
State examiners say Glen R. Blamer 50 created checks totaling 77360 to himself and cashed them. The State Auditor’s office has issued a finding for recovery for 77360 against Blamer and Buckeye Union Insurance Co.
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Nixon weighs cabinet shakeup after Camp David talks
President Nixon, at Camp David, weighs new assignments for cabinet-level officials who seek to remain in his second term as he receives long distance reports on Vietnam negotiations. He began a week with six meetings and a working dinner with aides and top appointees to discuss the shakeup plan.
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