Viet Cong siege drives amid Vietnam cease fire talks
Reports from Hanoi and Saigon describe Viet Cong movements near Saigon and in border regions as diplomacy in Paris seeks a cease fire. President Thiệu and Saigon officials dispatch diplomats while Washington tracks conditions and a Kissinger backed peace framework.
Viet Cong Accepts Peace Terms No Liquidations
The Viet Cong pledged to respect the Paris peace provisions and vowed no liquidation of opposing forces in South Vietnam. Meanwhile Saigon on alert as Communist troops wage a land grab ahead of a cease fire. Kissinger talks possible in Paris.
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Nixon signs bills expanding consumer and environmental rules
President Nixon signed a batch of consumer and environment measures to curb noise, regulate ocean dumping, protect marine mammals and require labeling of noise emission levels. The actions include rules for lawn mowers and other powered devices and extend to vehicles and appliances manufactured for interstate commerce.
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Kennebunk press officer builds McGovern news service
John Wood of Kennebunkport uses his journalism and public relations background to run a McGovern campaign news service. He created a volunteer staffed network of about 50 editors and reporters supplying unbiased coverage to 4900 editors and publishers nationwide.
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France Jet Crash Kills 59 In Central France
A domestic French air liner with 68 aboard crashed into a wooded hill near Clermont-Ferrand killing 59 and injuring survivors, all French, as rescue teams battled forest debris. Ground stations lost radio contact ten minutes before landing. four‑engine Vickers Viscount owned by Air-Inter.
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Kennedy Heads Probe of Watergate Break-in
Senate subcommittee led by Edward M. Kennedy issues subpoenas for records from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. and four banks as part of the Watergate inquiry. The Post notes Kennedy may delay public hearings until after the November election.
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Inside The Journal Classifieds Crossword Puzzle
Classifieds page summary notes include the Crossword Puzzle, Dear Abby column, editorials, obituaries, sports brief, theaters listings, TV and The Mini Page insert. The item highlights the daily entertainment and notices in the Journal.
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