Nixon Huddles With Advisors At Camp David
President Nixon at Camp David with advisers including Henry Kissinger weighing troop pullbacks from Vietnam and war end moves. White House said he would speak on Vietnam, with no fixed date, while also reviewing domestic priorities with aides. Nixon ordered a 36 hour halt in B52 bombings as top strategists concluded a 342 hour session.
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Camp David
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White House
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H. R. Haldeman
Congress
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Paris
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Lunar dust samples given to scientists at Space Center
Six scientists received two ounces of lunar dust in the first distribution from Apollo 11 samples. About 18 pounds will go to 142 scientists from the US and eight foreign nations for tests, with strict return terms and some material to remain at the lunar receiving lab. Researchers seek origins of the moon and Earth, while initial tests find no life signs.
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Space Center
Houston
Moon
Earth
United States
S. O. Agrell
University of Cambridge
England
Agrell
Japan to discuss textile restraints amid Okinawa talks
Washington AP report says Japan will discuss voluntary restraints on textiles exported to the United States as part of broader Okinawa reversion talks. Aichi met Secretary Stans, while Sato planned Nov 19 1972 White House talks with Nixon on Okinawa base status and security, but nuclear weapon questions linger.
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Kiichi
Aichi
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United States
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Japan
Fisaku Sato
Nixon
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Far East
Sato
Hruska Enters Three Way Senate Leadership Race
Washington AP Senator Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska plans to join a three way bid for Republican Senate leadership. He is seen as the conservative option to succeed Everett Dirksen with a formal announcement expected today. Senator Hugh Scott and Senator Howard Baker also declared campaigns with Scott stressing cohesive Republican action and Baker claiming broad support. Senator Gordon Allott’s plans remained undecided as leadership questions loom.
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Nebrska
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Hruska
Everett M. Dirksen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Howard Baker
Tennessee
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Scott
GOP
Gordon Allott
Colorado
Allott
Nebraska
Everett Dirksen
Bombing in Vietnam Resumes Under Nixon Orders
Washington directs B52 raids in South Vietnam resuming after a 36 hour halt. Raids targeted near Saigon the Cambodian border and Da Nang as U S command reports casualties and renewed enemy activity while Nixon and advisers assess the war.
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South Vietnam
Washington
Nixon
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
da Nang
Port of San Francisco Closed By Unions Dispute
The Port of San Francisco shut down except for high priority cargo amid a fight between Teamsters and longshoremen over who handles containerized freight. Pickets appeared at 66 piers, with military shipments and perishables moving in. No incidents were reported as unions press a jurisdictional battle affecting West Coast docks.
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Teamster
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Pacif
Ic Maritime Association
West Coast
Teamsters
Maine Terminals Corp
Oakland
National Labor Relations Board
Maritime Association
International Lenguberemen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
New airline fare changes spark brief travel debate
Washington reports new fare adjia cents would boost short flight costs while trimming long trip prices. National Assembly votes today on a constitutional tweak to let President Chung Hee Park run a third term. Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska set to enter Senate Republican leadership race after Ev ER et Dirksen death.
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Associated Press Washington
National Assembly
Chung Hee Park
Senate rejects cut to 377 million for new carrier study role
The Senate voted against trimming 377.1 million dollars for a new nuclear aircraft carrier in the defense authorization bill. Lawmakers will instead study the future role and strategic value of such ships.
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Washington
Senate
Japanese Foreign Minister talks Okinawa return with Stans
In Washington the Japanese foreign minister, visiting the United States, agrees to discuss voluntary restraints on Japanese textiles with Secretary of Commerce Maurice Stans. In San Francisco the Port of San Francisco shuts after a dispute between teamsters and longshoremen over handling containerized cargo. Seoul report follows.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Okinawa
Maurice Stans
Belfast troops set fence to separate Catholic Protestant neighbors
In Belfast British troops complete a steel and barbed wire barrier designed to separate Roman Catholic and Protestant neighborhoods after averting another clash.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Bombing Returns to Normal After 36 Hour Pause
Saigon reports bombing resuming after a 36 hour halt as military officials say pilots and units are under renewed orders from Washington, signaling a shift in control and timing for operations.
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Saigon
Washington
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