Hanoi Remains Firm on Winning Amid North Vietnam Struggles
North Vietnam faces mounting economic and political strain despite Soviet and Chinese aid. Observers say internal difficulties may slow war efforts, yet leadership and public seem reconciled to continuing the conflict. Reports note food shortages, manp?y scarcities, and a relaxed discipline as bombing halts affect morale.
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Pilots group calls global assault on hijacking
The International Federation of Airline Pilots urged a unified, worldwide response to hijackings. It demanded that any nation tolerating such acts be ostracized and that international units coordinate to restrict passenger and cargo movements immediately. A 24 hour air traffic halt in the hijacked country was proposed.
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International Federation of Airline Pilots
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New England Press Group Attacks Court Coverage Ban
The New England Press Association opposes the state Supreme Court ruling halting press coverage of the Mary Jo Kopechne inquest. The board unanimously calls the decision unfair and unsound both for Kennedy case coverage and future inquiries. The inquest is set to begin Jan. 5 on Chappaquiddick Island.
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Canadian Air Controllers Vote To Accept Contract
OTTAWA AP Canadian air traffic controllers voted by just under 60 percent to accept a new contract with the government avoiding a nationwide strike during Christmas. About 4 000 members of the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association approved a 13 percent raise over 27 months. Pay ranges from under 95 000 for trainees to over 12 000 for veterans. Airport electronics technicians also voted on a separate settlement that could also affect air traffic.
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Harvard Charges Against 36 Blacks Amid Hall Takeover
Harvard College dean Ernest R. May has filed charges against 34 Organization for Black Unity members over the University Hall seizure, with four white students facing accusations for attempting to drown out May. The special disciplinary panel may acquit or dismiss. suspended black students remain under inquiry from November 19. In a separate item, New England senators expect a Nixon meeting on oil import quotas in late January or early February after talks with presidential aide Peter Flannigan.
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President Named In Panama
Demetrin Bakas a 44 year old Texagaud educated architect and newcomer to politics became Panama's new president Friday after Torrijos's coup. Lakas' deputy in the provisional government junta is Arturo Sucre a 41 year old businessman. Both sworn in before the Supreme Court. Torrijos remains Panama's leader as head of the National Guard.
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Sargent Names Military Aide To Head Guard
Gov Sargent names Timothy J Regan Jr adjutant general of Massachusetts National Guard replacing Joseph Ambrose. Regan a Jamaica Plain Boston resident and retired Boston Edison executive has long served as military aide to Sargent and past governors. He oversees the Yankee Division and Massachusetts Air National Guard while Ambrose had led since Peabody era.
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Aiken Aide Reports On Task Force Oil Policy
A spokesman quoted by an unnamed source says Fran Finigan did not disclose the task force report details. Another source says the report recommends abolishing quotas on foreign oil imports and replacing them with a tariff system, signaling a major shift in energy policy.
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