Mansfield pushes withdrawal plan after South Vietnam victory
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urges a global troop pullback after peace in Vietnam, proposing that the region be left under foreign powers' control once the fighting ends. In Vietnam, a Saigon spokesman reports a four month campaign has won 14 398 enemy cadres to the government. In Los Angeles police outline new clues in the Sharon Tate killings pointing toward the killer's direction.
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Government bans cyclamate foods amid cancer fears
Washington announces immediate production halt of all foods and drinks with cyclamate and a phased removal by February 2. Secretary Finch says no proven human cancer link yet but follows lab findings of bladder tumors in rats. Prescription cyclamate products allowed for medical reasons. Removal affects most beverages. drugs with small amounts stay until July 1.
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Soviet Orbit Platform Fails Soyuz Breakthrough
The seven cosmonauts completed a five day mission with few public results and signs that plans for a permanent orbiting station were abandoned. Soyuz 7 and 6 landed earlier while Soyuz 8, carrying Vladimir Shatalov and Alexei Yeliseyev, was hailed as a triumph amid limited new discoveries.
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Nixon urges wage price holds to curb inflation
President Nixon asks business and labor leaders to support price wage and rent controls or face declining profits and fewer jobs. He warns artificial wage and price fixes are rejected and stresses free market discipline. Stein forecasts gradual price rises into 1979 while costs stay upward overall.
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Ship Shot Explained In Saigon
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu described the firing on a Soviet intelligence trawler by South Vietnamese navy craft. He said the ship was inside the 12 mile limit and that Vietnam would defend its sovereignty. Kremlin and allied commands offered no immediate comment.
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Rival schemes portray Vietnam war fading rather than ending
Washington strategists lean toward a gradual fadeout theory for the Vietnam War rather than a formal peace settlement. Aides have lowered expectations as hopes previously ran high.
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US and Soviet Plans for Middle East Peace Clash in London
In London U S and Soviet schemes for resolving the Arab Israeli conflict emerge. Moscow proposes a Big Four commission with a UN force to supervise phased peace. Washington favors frontier adjustments and a possible Gaza status, with remilitarization ideas for Sinai, Jordan and the Golan Heights. Discussions continue in Washington between Do brynin and Sisco as Jarring’s mission may resume soon.
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Glouster Man Dead In Route 13 Crash Near Athens Line
One Glouster resident was killed and two others injured when a car driven by James E. Handa 23 left a left curve on Route 13 slid off the road struck a stump and demolished the vehicle Kenneth A. Handa 21 was pronounced dead at Mount Saint Mary Hospital Nelsonville James Handa 23 admitted in good condition and Kenneth Paw McDeland 33 treated and released from Glouster Route 1.
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