North Vietnam leans toward peace terms amid Kissinger talks
Premier Pham Van Dong in a Newsweek interview said negotiations are in an important phase and outlined a settlement plan with a cease fire, American withdrawal, a three-segment government and general elections within six months. He avoided demanding Thieu’s immediate ouster and offered no details on ceasefire borders.
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Turks Turn Down Hijack Demands
The Turkish government rejected demands of four hijackers holding 81 aboard a Sofia bound Boeing 707 from Istanbul. They sought asylum in Bulgaria for 13 imprisoned leftists and changes to Turkey’s constitution while threatening to blow up the plane. no deaths reported.
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U S Jets Down Three MIGS West of Hanoi in Oct Battle
U S Air Force jets claimed three North Vietnamese MIGs shot down in a dogfight west of Hanoi on Oct 15. No U S losses reported. The strike came as Navy carriers pounded Hai Yen base near Vinh and Haiphong boatyard with B 52s, while ground clashes intensified around Pleiku and Bung Cau on the central highlands front.
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Veterans Day Observances Across Nation Include Wreath Laying
Observances mark Veterans Day with parades and services at Arlington Cemetery led by the Medal of Honor Society. Presidents Nixon and McGovern plan campaign trips to New York area and Philadelphia respectively as federal offices close but many businesses stay open.
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Negotiators Weigh Modified Demands as Cleveland Guild Strike Fooded
The Cleveland Plain Dealer again did not publish as union reporters and photographers walk out after rejecting a contract offer. Talks resume under Judge Frank J. Gorman with a memo signaling changes and a new session set for 2 p.m. today in his office.
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Boggs Missing Plane Sought By Wide Air Search
A missing light plane carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others prompted a large search by three military planes and dozens of aircraft from the Rescue Coordination Center at Elemendorf AFB. Also aboard were Rep. Nick Begich, 40, Begich aide Russell L Brown, 37, and pilot Don E Jonz. Clouds rain and fog hampered the effort as Coast Guard cutters joined the hunt.
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Tragic Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll Tops Twenty Eight
At least 28 people died in Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend. Among the dead were five teenagers killed in a Cincinnati area crash when a carload of youths lost control and struck another vehicle. Five more pedestrians and two motorcyclists died in separate weekend incidents.
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Baby girl in Newport hospital transfusion paused by court order
A newborn girl abducted from St Luke Hospital in Newport prompted doctors to seek a blood transfusion to correct an RH incompatibility. The infant’s father, a Jehovah’s Witness, took the baby Saturday night. Campbell County Juvenile Court Judge Bruce Lester issued a court order under a new Kentucky law allowing the transfusion.
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Kissinger Leaves Saigon After Intense Viet Talks
Henry Kissinger departed Saigon for Washington after the latest round of Indochina peace talks, with U S embassy reporting progress yet continued disputes on key points The South Vietnamese government prepared for a possible cease fire while Kissinger and Abrams both headed home after meetings with President Thieu and other officials
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U N Arms Debate Opens at United Nations
The annual U N arms debate opens in New York with about two thirds of nations favoring a world disarmament conference proposed by the Soviet Union while the United States and China oppose. Mexico, the Soviet Union and the United States address the assembly as debate extends toward late November.
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