U S Raiders On Hanoi Restricted After Damaging Paris Hanoi
U S raids on Hanoi face tighter restrictions after damage to the French delegation headquarters and the Indian mission. The Gia Lam yard was targeted by Midway aircraft, with officials noting all bombs appeared on target but verification ongoing. President Nixon sent a note of regret to France's President Pompidon over the bombing.
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Inmates Release Eleven Hostages At DC Jail
Washington AP reports quiet default at the District of Columbia jail as public defender lawyers confer with prisoners who rebelled over trial delays. After demanding liberty or death, inmates released 11 hostages and 50 rioters ceded Cell Block 1 to officials following hours of negotiations and a court session.
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Titer
Prison Disturbance Leaves Guard Hospitalized
In the wake of an early morning disturbance at the facility, Lt. Charles Ween sustained a head laceration while prison officials reported no serious injuries among inmates. Authorities pledged investigation and reform measures as details remained unsettled.
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Volense Cine
Helmet tests show 90 percent fail US safety standards
Washington reports 74 tests across 54 helmet models reveal only eight meet the American National Standards Institute standard. NHTSA notes motorcycle deaths rose to 1,616 in 1988 with a fatality rate of 4.7 per 1 million miles traveled. government plans new standards effective March next year amid a patchwork of state rules.
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Abrams Confirmed 84-2 by Senate for Army Chief Role
General Creighton Abrams was confirmed 84 to 2 by the Senate to assume command of the army as it enters a volunteer era. Questions linger over his knowledge of unauthorized air raids in North Vietnam and whether a Pentagon inquiry will be convened. Senators pressed for a full investigation into Lavelle’s actions while Abrams stressed awareness of the raids.
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Tottay’s Chuckle Theme Sparks Murky Recollection
A fragmentary note recalls a line about memory and marriage with unclear names and phrases. The text hints at humor and loss of clarity, leaving readers with a vague sense of a casual remark about timing, weddings, and fading recollection.
Stock Mart Prices Drop In Moderate Trading
NEW YORK AP Prices wumbled in the stock market for the second session in a row with moderate activity. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials fell 7.38 to 999.04, after dropping 1.42 on Wednesday. Larry Wachless of Bache & Co attributed the declines to the higher interest rate outlook and a bearish market summary. Wachter noted investors are no longer driven by unverified stories about Vietnam and want tangible developments.
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Nixon Parade Draws Record Atlanta Crowd
Atlanta crowds on Peachtree Street cheer Nixon as the motorcade rolls past, with officials estimating up to 700000 people and confetti filling the air. Nixon touts a tax spending ceiling and economic progress since 1960, while political notes contrast Wallace’s absence and McGovern’s fundraising in Boston.
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Debate over antibusing bill stalls in Senate vote
WASHINGTON AP The Senate voted 98 26 to lay aside a House passed antibusing measure after a third filibuster attempt failed. Mansfield urged unanimous consent to move to appropriations as backers vowed to fight on after the Nov. 7 elections. In Saigon AP The Newport News blast raised U S combat deaths to 21 last week, with 19 killed and 37 wounded. the bombardment also marked the highest weekly casualty toll in over a year.
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Senate debates school desegregation bus plan falters twice
Tuesday and Wednesday votes both miss by 10, leaving the bill short of passage. Senators Griffin and Baker urged a vote on the bill while Javits complained of a rushed effort. Baker argued public impatience over delay. In Washington, Soviet trade minister Patoku arrived for talks.
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Corn Crop Rises 3 Percent in September
Washington UP I report shows the 1972 corn crop up three percent for September, estimated at 5,265,817,000 bushels as of October 1 conditions, per the Agriculture Department released Thursday.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Kissinger Returns After Talks in Paris Amid War Peace Debate
Kissinger arrived in a VIP lounge at Orly after a day of Paris talks with North Vietnamese negotiators Le Due Tho and Xian Kay. He said top secret discussions would resume with President Nixon Thursday night as U.S. officials noted slow progress and sharp disagreements over peace terms.
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