Nixon Defends Vietnam Policy and Denounces Critics
President Nixon rejected claims of U S bombing civilian targets in North Vietnam and accused U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim of amplifying enemy propaganda. He said negotiations are possible but warned end the war votes could prolong fighting and stressed U S restraint.
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Nixon
United States
North Vietnam
U. N
Kurt Waldheim
U. S
Vietnam
Oval Office
Pat-Aig Feid
South Vietnam
Waldheim
Paris
Lin Piao Death Confirmed in Plane Crash
Algiers AP reports the Chinese embassy confirmed Lin Piao died Sept 13 1971 in a crash while fleeing to the Soviet Union after a failed plot to assassinate Mao. The statement labels Lin as two faced and outlines his bid to usurp party and military leadership during the cultural revolution.
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Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Soviet Union
Mao
Lin
E! Moudjahid
Peking
Toronto Globe and Mail
Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Schumann
France
Meo Tse-tung
Gharmen Mao
Peo- Anda
Maui
Chalr
Man Mao
Man
Sin
Liu Shao-chi
Nixon To Attend Ellender Funeral
President Nixon will travel to Houma Louisiana by Monday for the funeral of Senator Allen Ellender. The White House said Nixon will bring Senate leaders and transport arrangements are being made for members of the Louisiana delegation.
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Washington
Nixon
Alien Ellender
Hourta
White House
Senate
Louisiana
Senior U S Official Dies in Viet Nam Ambush
Rudolph Kaiser aged 53 of Colorado Springs, senior adviser in Binh Thanh province, was killed near Hoai An in the Mekong Delta while accompanying South Vietnamese militiamen. The incident occurred amid a Viet Cong ambush as government forces recaptured three northern district towns in Binh Dinh province.
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U. S
Vietnam
Mekong
Delta
Rudolph Kaiser
Collorado Springs
Gal Cong
U.S
Kaiser
John Paul Vann
Central Highlands
Vann
Hoai An
Binh Dinh
Link Smoking to Foot Problems
Boston report highlights risks from cigarette use on foot health. Dr. Ernest M. Weiner of the American Podiatry Assn warns poor circulation from smoking worsens foot infections and slow wound healing, potentially leading to gangrene.
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Boston
The
American Podiatry Assn
Ernest M. Weiner
Britain considers emergency act as dock strike hits ports
London reports a national dock strike by 42 000 workers idling more than 150 ships across England Scotland and Wales. Employment Secretary Maurice Macmillan says the government will consider emergency measures to shield the economy and consumers. Charu Majumdar founder chair of the Communist party of India Marxist Leninist dies in Calcutta from heart failure.
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England
Scotland
Wales
Maurice Macmillan
House of Commons
Calcutta
Charu Majumdar
Communist Party of India
Anderson Feels He Should Have Verified Eagleton Story
Washington columnist Jack Anderson defended his claim that Thomas Eagleton had a record of drunken driving before retracting. Eagleton rejected the accusation, saying he never was arrested or questioned for alcohol related issues and pledged to stay on the ticket with McGovern.
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UPI
Jack Anderson
Thomas Hagieton
Anderson
Eagleton
The
Washington Star-News
Robert Walters
Michael Satchell
Star- News
Salcoholl
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Associated Press
Missouri
Wagleton
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Financial District
Tom Eagleton
McGovern
It Rains Plane Parts on Sunset Strip and Beverly Hills
Jet parts rained down across the Sunset Strip Beverly Hills and West Hollywood from a Continental Airlines DC-10 tail engine loss after takeoff. Debris weighed up to 500 pounds with a 40 to 50 piece spread over several miles. No injuries or major damage reported.
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Sunset Strip
Los Angeles
UPI
Beverly Hills
West Hollywood
Continental Airlines
Bruce Marks
Oaklawn
Marks
Robert Glau
Premiure
Gath
Curtis Howard
Howard
Jack Paul
Psychiatrists Explain Effects Of Low Mood
The American Psychiatric Association says during depression judgment may be impaired in proportion to severity but fully returns after recovery. Many patients resume normal activity after treatment including electroshock. Some depressions recur while others do not and recurrence is not fully predictable. The APA notes the statement is not about any single case.
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Washington
Alsn
Thomas Eagleton
APA
New York Times Urges Eagleton Withdrawing Candidacy
The New York Times appealed for Senator Thomas Eagleton to withdraw as the Democratic vice presidential nominee to keep the contest focused on issues. The paper argued his disclosure of prior hospitalizations for nervous exhaustion questions his ability to endure presidential pressures and criticized Senator McGovern for not fully assessing his running mate's strengths.
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New York Times
Thomas Eagleton
the Times
Nixon
McGovern
Eagleton
Seized at Her Home Ransom Bid Rocks Socialite Wife
Minneapolis FBI joined the probe after socialite Virginia Piper was abducted from her Orono home. Kidnappers left a ransom note and demanded secrecy as police widened a six state alert. Piper, chairman of Piper Jaffray & Hopwood, owns stock valued at over two million and heads a firm with assets of 56.7 million.
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H.C. Piper, Jr
FBI
Piper
Virginia
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Inc
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ilinois
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