U S Loses Three Aircraft in North Vietnam Action
Saigon reports U S air losses as warplanes intensified strikes in North Vietnam. Three U S Navy aircraft were lost in 24 hours with one pilot missing and two rescued unharmed. 200+ tactical strikes followed, destroying trucks warehouses a depot and storage areas to slow enemy supplies ahead of a cease fire.
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Haig and Thieu Hold Marathon Vietnam Talks
In Saigon Gen. Alexander Haig and President Thieu met for more than three hours in a second lengthy conference on a proposed peace package. A U.S. embassy spokesman said Haig would not reveal his schedule, and a senior Saigon official said the talks reaffirmed U.S. military and economic backing for Saigon while rejecting a coalition government. The disagreement centers on the draft cease-fire language and the status of a proposed National Council.
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Trudeau Loses Commons Edge In Tight Quebec Race
Ottawa AP Prime Minister Trudeau's Liberal party loses ground to the Conservatives as Trade Minister Jean-Luc Pepin is defeated in a tight riding recount. The shift leaves both major parties at 108 seats in the house with ongoing recounts possible. A Drummond result awards Pepin to Jean-Marie Baisvert of Social Credit, boosting that party to 15 seats. New Democrats hold 31.
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U S Army Relinquishes Last Major Viet Nam Base at Long Binh
U S Army hands control of its last large base in Vietnam, Long Binh, to South Vietnamese forces near Saigon after five years of operation. The move includes relocation of regional logistics, airborne and artillery units. The base had cost about $127 million in development with amenities such as a swimming pool and movie house. The article notes the base’s prior role in supporting American grants and troops, and mentions the broader Vietnam drawdown.
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Koreas suspend propaganda blasts in new peace move
Seoul reports both Koreas halted propaganda loudspeakers at border posts in a step toward easing tensions. AP notes the action aims to reduce hostile messaging and foster dialogue, signaling a potential shift in inter Korean engagement.
Todays Chuckle Keeps The Wise Guy In Check
The piece jokes that the only person less popular than a wise guy is a wise guy who is too involved in schemes. It riffs on pop culture slang and local humor with playful wording.
Dow Recedes From Record 1000 Barrier Amid High Close
The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped from the 1000 level as trading ended, closing at 995.26 after flirting with 1002 during the session. Analysts note the 1000 mark is psychological, not fundamental, with experts warning the market must broaden beyond the barrier to sustain progress.
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Hijackers seize jet. Oak Ridge fears nuclear threat
A Cuba to Ontario to Knoxville flight hijacking led by Henry Jackson and Lewis Moore prompted evacuations around Oak Ridge. Authorities warned of possible radiation if nuclear areas were breached, while negotiators sought ransom and the plane circled for hours. Police linked related killings across Texas Santa Barbara and other states to a migratory family, with ballistics tying several Texas slayings to the same group.
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Plot on Life of Makarios Told
Police declare island wide alert and conduct exclusive searches after uncovering a plot to assassinate President Makarios. A separate AP report notes Cambodia receives increased U S aid as Skyraider bombers arrive at Phnom Penh, with sources confirming enhanced support despite ongoing Khmer Rouge and North Vietnamese threats.
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Freed After His Double Nabbed
A New York college student, Lawrence Berson of Queens, released after bail was rescinded as another youth, Richard Carbone of the Bronx, is arrested for rape. Carbone resembles Berson and could be his twin, sharing facial features, eye color and mustache. Berson had been jailed on rape charges. Arraignment records show Carbone charged with rape, burglary, robbery and sodomy. The case echoes the real life Wrong Man story associated with Judge O Connor.
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Official Killed By Motorcycle
Health Minister Nahmoun Saada of Syria was struck by a motorcycle and fatally injured while crossing a busy street during a regional conference in Penang Malaysia. Police said the incident occurred Saturday as he attempted to change money.
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