Soviet Union asserts stern stance in anniversary display
Moscow marks 52 years of communism with Red Square military parade as Marshal Grechko accuses the United States of aggression in Vietnam. He frames global crisis as proof U.S. ruling circles push aggression, foreshadowing hard bargaining at upcoming arms talks in Helsinki.
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Soviet Union
Red Square
Kremlin
United States
Andrei A. Grechko
Vietnam
Lenin
United States of America
Nixon
Grechko
Helsinki
Finland
Red China
Mohawk Airlines to Cut Back Flights and Jobs
Mohawk Airlines announced plans to lay off about 8 of 2,500 employees and reduce flight schedules by about 5 percent as of December 1. The cuts affect 22 pilots, 17 flight attendants, 20 customer service workers, 10 reservation agents, and operations staff. Company cites a continuing decline in passenger growth since June and higher operating costs.
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N.Y
Mohawk Airlines
Mohawk
Russell V. Stephenson
Stephenson
Viet Cong raids prompt reinforced government outposts in Saigon
Viet Cong ground attacks near Saigon trigger reinforcement of government posts in a 150 mile border sector. In the capital, two Viet Cong agents attempted to assassinate a cabinet member. three Viet Cong were killed. North Vietnamese forces hit Bu Dop camp with mortars as US helicopters supported South Vietnamese defenses. Three U.S. soldiers were wounded or killed in separate helicopter incidents amid heavy bombardments. The campaign is described as the start of a winter Viet Cong offensive lasting about two months.
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Wo Sainamese
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Mary District
Campais
3Rd Corps
Saigon
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Artilles
Nantes
Ning
Ratin Ca
Bu Dop
Queen Elizabeth Plans South Pacific Visit
Queen Elizabeth II will visit Fiji and Tonga in the South Pacific in March with Prince Philip and Princess Anne. The royal party, arriving in Fiji by air, will travel to New Zealand, with events commencing March 4.
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Elizabeth II
Fiji
Tonga
South Pacific
Buckingham Palace
Prince Philip
Fir
Princess Anne
New Zealand
City Boards Sue Residents Over Fluoride
Wellesley boards of health and public works seek 106000 in damages from 10 residents who sued last month to halt fluoridation of the city water. The suit alleges disparaging statements against the two fluoridation panels under Massachusetts law. A Nov. 13 hearing in Norfolk County Superior Court was set, with the boards seeking injunctions to stop future statements. Douglas Owen, a plaintiff, calls the suit a scare tactic and says the group seeks a town referendum on fluoridation in March.
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Mass
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Wellesley Panels
Massachusetts
Norfolk County Superior Court
Woards
Douglas Owen
Mine Blast Toll Hits 65 At Buffelsfontein Mine
A dynamite blast at Buffelsfontein mine near Klerksdorp killed 65 miners and left many trapped as 11 cases of dynamite were lowered into a sinking shaft. Survivors spoke of choking dust and rescue attempts using a kibble. Most victims were black Africans from Lesotho working for Shaft Sinkers Ltd. Authorities blamed a possible chain reaction after a case fell from the sinking stage.
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South Af
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Surace
Buffelsfontein
Klerksdorp
Here
Tito
Ohere
Sinty
General Mining and Finance Corp
Monarchy
Lesotho
Shaft Sinkers, Ltd
Specia
Diamond Magnafe
Harry Oppersheimer
Senate Approves Space Budget
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a $3.7 billion space authorization on Friday, aligning with the president Nicolai's budget and trimming $285 million from the House version. The action finalizes a measure key to national space program funding.
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Senate
Washington
Nikoi
Air Force fires consultant over conflict of interest questions
Washington AP reports the Air Force terminated part time weapons procurement consultant John J. Dyment, 36, amid concerns about a relationship with Lockheed Aircraft. Dyment was a partner at Arthur Young Co. of New York which handles accounting for Lockheed, maker of the controversial C-130 transport aircraft.
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Washington
Air Force
John J. Dyment
Arthur Young Co
New York
Trudeau study calls for Information Canada to reshape image
A government task force led by O therville Fortier urged a drastic public relations overhaul to dispel the Mounties Rose Marie stereotype. They proposed a new department named Information Canada to project a modern Canada and align the image with the Just Society.
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Canada
Rose Marie
Pierre Elliott Trudeau Scon
Nelson Eddy
Information Canada
U.S. Informatic
Trudeau
House
Maria Chapdelaine
Expo
Montreal
Rosé Marie
Oscar Hammerstein
Rudolf Friml
Hollywood
Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald
Maria Chapdeldine
Louis Hernon
Quebec
United States
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