Indians End BIA Occupation Over Damages Bid
Authorities tally the seven day seizure of the Bureau of Indian Affairs building with damages estimated at 1.98 million dollars. The Interior Department lists losses including paintings artifacts records and office furnishings amid split Indian groups over next steps. The incident followed the Trail of Broken Treaties protest in Washington.
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Washington
Interior Department
BIA
National Congress of American Indians
National Indian
National Tribal Chairmen’s Association
BSA
Louis R. Bruce
NTCA
NCAI
Labor and Transportation Departments
Office of Economic Opportunity
Charles E. Trimble
NCAIL
America
Haig and Thieu Hold Extended Indochina Peace Talks
In Saigon Gen. Alexander Haig and President Nguyen Van Thieu met for over three hours to discuss a proposed Indochina peace package. The meeting was the second in as many days with no official statement on its outcome or implications.
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Saigon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Indochina
Haig holds talks in Saigon over Vietnam cease fire
Haig spent the night at the villa of U S Ambassador Bunker after a two hour meeting with Thieu aides. A White House plan had Haig returning to Washington as North and South Vietnamese negotiators clash over the post ceasefire administrative structure. Xuan Thuy said the draft remains unchanged and will not form a government, while Saigon Radio noted ongoing disagreements.
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United States
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
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McGhee Tyson
Detroit
Norman Helinske
WROL
Haig
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
Saigon
White House
Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
National Council of Reconciliation and Concord
Xuan Thuy
Agence France Presse
Paris
Thuy
Saigon Radio
Conti
U.S. Jets Hit North Vietnam as Three Planes Lost
AP reports a surge in U S strikes over North Vietnam with 180 raids in 24 hours, three U S jets lost, one pilot missing and two others uninjured. Bombing targeted trucks warehouses and fuel depots to slow enemy supply movement ahead of a cease fire.
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U.S
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Nixon
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Bakers Seek Penny Rise in Bread Price for Small Shops
The American Bakers Association urges the Price Commission to allow at least one cent more per loaf, arguing a 43 percent rise in wheat prices from sales to the Soviet Union hurts small bakeries. Joseph M. Creed says industry-wide hikes are needed to help smaller bakers survive. He cites 400 million bushels sold to the Soviets, driving spiraling flour costs.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Joseph M. Creed
American Bakers Assocation
Creed
The
Price Commission
U.S
Bakiers
US extends crash aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam
AP reports Washington expands crash military aid to include Cambodia alongside South Vietnam before an Indochina cease-fire. Two US transports unloaded 20 propeller-driver Skyraiders at Phnom Penh, with munitions also brought in. FBI agents seized Cleveland Hopkins International Airport to confront hijackers who refueled a Southern Airlines jet.
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Saigon
United States
Cambodia
South Vetnam
Indochina
Phnom Penh
Cleveland Hopkins International
Southern Airlines
FBI
America
South Vietnam
Build Up Continues Cambodia Gets Extra Aid Too
The United States broadens its cease fire aid program to Vietnam and Cambodia. Ten C141 transports unloaded 20 Skyraider bombers at Phnom Penh amid protective remarks that aid to Cambodia is rising beyond public disclosure. South Vietnam’s air force expands with hundreds of new aircraft, lifting total to over 2000.
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Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Saigon
Paris
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kennebunkport to Appeal Wharfing Case to State Supreme Court
Selectman Chairman David Walley announced the town will appeal Judge Glassman’s ruling in favor of Captain's Landing Corp to the Maine Supreme Court. Bruce Robertson-Dick, owner, seeks damages over 64 000 with potential yearly increases. No Supreme Court date set, action expected after year start.
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Kennebunkport Selectman
David Walley
Harry Glassman
Captain's Landing Corporation
State Supreme Court
Captain's Landing
Dock Square
Kennebunk River
S Brook
Bruce Robertson-Dick
Kennebunkport
Ogunquit
Glassman
Roger Elliot
Smith, Elliot, Wood and Nelson
Saco
Robertson-Dick
Dave Walley
Walley
Supreme Court
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