North Vietnamese Troop Withdrawals Signal Possible Peace Progress
UPI reports officials say some North Vietnamese regiments have pulled out of South Vietnam into their homeland in recent weeks. The move, linked to Kissinger's Paris talks, suggests the unwritten withdrawal understanding is taking shape ahead of a potential cease fire.
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Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
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Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Paris
Power struggle erupts among IRA leaders in Ulster turmoil
In Northern Ireland a spate of violence included a car explosion in Magherafelt and a bar blast in Omagh, tied to tensions with Irish Premier Lynch condemning a Northern Ireland plebiscite plan. Police reported two officers wounded in Tyrone as British troops detained Provisional wing leaders amid a leadership crisis.
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Viet Nam War Update Que Son Recaptured By Saigon Forces
South Vietnamese troops recaptured Que Son on the central coast leaving Ba Ta district town as the only major district capital in Communist hands behind government lines. Heavy fighting continued around Hau Duc while An Loc saw a North Vietnamese regiment pressed back. Eleven military casualties were reported in a helicopter crash near Hua. US Ambassador Hunker met Thieu in Saigon amid ongoing peace talks developments.
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Que San
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Ba Ta
U.S
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Radio Hanai
South Vietnam
British labor rejects voluntary wage curbs
Heath faces a politically tense moment as labor leaders reject voluntary wage and price restraints amid soaring inflation. Heath may impose a mandatory pay price freeze after a cabinet meeting, with decisions due to be announced Monday. Foreign exchange dealers urged an immediate mandatory freeze to curb the pound's volatility after talks with unions and industry stalled.
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VPI
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McGovern closes with earthy reply at airport
At Kellogg Airport in Jackson Michigan Senator George S. McGovern shook hands with onlookers when a Nixon supporter warned him of political fallout. McGovern retorted with a bold line saying Kiss my, then gently turned to the crowd to defuse the moment.
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Jackson, Mich
George S. McGovern
Kellogg Airport
Nixon
South Dakota
McGovern
31 Men Presumed Dead In Japanese Mine Blast
Tokyo reports a coal mine explosion 30 miles northeast of Sapporo trapped three miners. Gas and toxic fumes thwarted rescue. Officials fear deaths. investigation into cause ongoing with sparks from machinery cited as possible source.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Sapporo
Trudeau to retain power with a minority government
OTTAWA UFI Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau announced he will continue to govern Canada with a Liberal minority despite a 44 year mandate, saying the vote showed no clear approval for any party. Opposition leaders condemned the move as clinging to power while NDP chief David Lewis warned of no deal and no bargaining, and recounts delay parliament until December 5 with a recalled session possible thereafter.
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Doctor Zhivago Shines In MGM Return At Cinema
The third top MGM money maker returns with David Lean directing Boris Pasternak. Rod Steiger and Tom Courtenay give masterful readings, Julie Christie charms, while Chaplin’s The Great Dictator is praised as funny and bold. Williamstown College Cinema shows Hot Circuit rated X at Cinema 1 and Time 1.
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