Kissinger and Tho Hold Secret Paris Meeting
Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for about an hour at a suburban rendezvous near Paris after signaling a meeting had been canceled. CBS tracked Kissinger to a secret site in Chousy le Roi as planners said another session would occur on Saturday with the North Vietnamese delegation confirming no meeting today.
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Nixon Shifts To White House After Camp David Stay
President Nixon returned to the White House from Camp David after a Thankgiving visit with his family. He planned meetings with Secretary Volpe and Housing Secretary Romeny at the White House, while signaling ongoing talks on the Vietnam peace draft with Kissinger and Tho in France.
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B52s Hit Supply Targets Across North Vietnam
U S B 52s conducted their heaviest raids of the war for a third day, striking military supply concentrations near Vinh and Dong Hoi as 14 missions targeted routes toward Laos and South Vietnam. A Navy A7 Corsair damaged on a night landing was later abandoned after a control failure.
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State Department chief calls for reforms in foreign affairs
Washington AP William B Macomber deputy undersecretary of State for management says reforms are needed in the governments foreign affairs machinery The department has been cut to a lean level and is about the size of the Library of Congress with about 10 000 employees and a nearly 600 million budget He argues reforms aim to speed responses to presidential needs while retaining diplomacy and notes only 13 percent of officials abroad work for the State Department
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Bolivian textile workers seize factories as state of siege declared
In La Paz striking textile workers locked inside plants and vowed to stay until consequences, after Bolivia declared a nationwide state of siege. Troops and police surrounded the factory district. arrests were reported. Hunger protests and appeals to the church emerged as banks and workers react to austerity and peso devaluation.
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SEORC to Honor Ten Southeastern Ohio Citizens
Ten outstanding citizens will be honored by the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council at Athens on Thursday, November 30. The event, at the Ohio University Inn with a 5 30 p m hospitality hour, is announced by E E Davis president. Honorees come from New Lexington Athens Logan Nelsonville Pomeroy Gallipolis Ironton Portsmouth Piketon Jackson McArthur. Tickets are available from local chambers and boards of trade.
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Recount Opened to Press for Athens County Sheriff Race
The Athens County Board of Elections allowed a Messenger reporter into the sheriff race recount after prior denials. Sheriff Harold Shields, trailing by 77 votes to Democrat Paul Brown, said the process should prove the system’s integrity as the recount of 75 precincts proceeds, with coverage continuing to Saturday.
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Racial clash aboard Kitty Hawk leaves 46 injured
About 100 black and white sailors clashed on the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk during October 12 fighting that involved knives forks and chains. Marines quelled the disturbance after hours of combat. The ship docked in Pearl Harbor en route to San Diego as Navy investigates.
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Freighter Tropic Ace Sinks off Fort Lauderdale
Seven crewmen from the Bahamian freighter Tropic Ace were rescued unharmed after the 115 foot ship sank about 25 miles off Fort Lauderdale. The Tropic Ace went down just before midnight and the crew were picked up about four hours later by the Texaco Mississippi.
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Foreign Sub Hunt Expands After Norgesfjord Light Signals
Oslo reports renewed hunt for a suspected foreign submarine in Sognefjord after a navy craft saw green and yellow lights on the fjord’s southern arm. Police joined the probe amid official secrecy. Defense Minister says no positive proof yet of a sub.
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River Searched As Man Leaps
Huntington fire officials delayed a river search due to cold weather and swift current after Lysle McLaughlin and Marie Scarberry reported seeing a man in his 20s jump from the 6th Street Bridge into the Ohio River this Thursday afternoon.
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