Reds Deny Kissinger Charges in Paris
North Vietnamese sources say Henry Kissinger’s Washington remarks on the Indo China cease fire show the United States violated the October 20 agreement. They dispute his claims of negotiating difficulties and praise Le Duc Tho’s good faith while noting Viet Cong comments aligning with U.S. scheming.
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Paris
Henry Kissinger
Washington
United States
Kissinger
le Duc Tho
John Negroponte
Chuckle: measure a man by how he treats a woman tire and child
A light humor note suggests true character shows in how a man behaves with a woman a flat tire and a child. It underscores everyday conduct over grand gestures, casting focus on respectful dependable actions in ordinary moments.
Nixon review credits foreign wins and domestic aims
A White House review of Nixon's first four years lauds peace talks progress in Vietnam and major diplomatic trips. Ehrlichman says few failures exist, cites Congress as source of some shortfalls, and notes revenue sharing and space for deficit issues.
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Washington
Ia Vietnam
White House
U. S
Nixon
Vietnam
John Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Congress
Six Die as Private Plane Wrecks Suburban Homes
A twin engine Cessna 421 bound for Allentown Pa. crashed into two Cheektowaga homes in heavy snow, killing six people aboard and injuring two in nearby residences. The wreckage and fuel explosion left one house demolished and another damaged, as fire crews battled the blaze for about an hour.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Cheekawaga
Allentown
Dolores Ingelfinger
Joan Dudzinski
Truman Shows No Improvement
Kansas City AP reports former president Harry S Truman, 88, rests quietly in serious condition with kidney failure. Doctors say his kidney output remains very low and there is no noticeable fluid clearance in the lungs despite sedation and a week of treatment. Arterial hardening likely prevents a kidney machine.
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Kansas City
Harry S Truman
Truman
North Vietnamese buildup near Bien Hoa air base raise tensions
South Vietnamese Brig. Gen. Le Minh Dao said North Vietnamese units moved within six miles northeast of Bien Hoa, as rocket attacks killed civilians and damaged a power plant. U.S. B 52s and fighter bombers conducted extensive air strikes across North and South Vietnam, including the DMZ and near Pleiku, with 311 sorties in support of South Vietnamese forces.
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Saigon
le Minh Dao
18Th Infantry Division
U.S
Duc Tu
Cong Thanh
Dao
Bien Hoa
Dmz
Quang Tri Province
U.S. Command
Pleiku
North Vietnam
POWs Return From Vietnam Share Silent Adjustments
Lt. David Matheny and Douglas Hegdahl, two of 12 released POWs, describe how solitary confinement shaped them and how life after release felt unfamiliar. They discuss readjustment, family strain, and lingering effects, noting gradual upkeep of routines and the challenge of fast-paced civilian life.
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San Diego
David Matheny
Matheny
North Vietnam
Douglas Hegdahl
Naval Post Graduate School
Monterey
Calif
Heydahl
Navy
Robert F. Frishman
Miramar Naval Air Station
Hegdahl
Apollo 17 fires from moon to home must see rocks
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan Schmitt and Evans ignited the backside burn to depart lunar orbit and begin a 68 hour voyage home to the Pacific. They reported a dramatic view of the far side crater Tycho and described the burn as good with more smiling faces on Earth.
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America
Eugene Cernan
Moon
Cernan, Schmitt
Evans
Pacific
Cernan
Earth
Mission Control
Tsiolkovsky
Schmitt
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