Kissinger Holds New Paris Talks With Vietnamese Envoys
Henry Kissinger met North Vietnamese negotiators in Paris then headed to Saigon as Washington framed the trip as part of ongoing consultations with Thieu's regime. Ziegler tied the Saigon stop to a series of private sessions, while Abrams’ surprise embassy visit and Sullivan's accompanying aides underscored heightened U.S. effort in the peace talks.
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UPI
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Nguyen ‘van Thieu
Ig Violvncement
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White
Holive
Nixon
Ziegler
Washington
Salgoby
Gans Creighton Abrams
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Vietnam
Army
White House
Soviet Missile Scientist Seeks U S Job Asylum
GENOA AP A Soviet scientist described as a missile expert asked Italian authorities for permission to go to the United States and seek employment. Jono Marktinas Lenghinas 45 fled a Soviet tourist group in Genoa and asked police for asylum. He was the engineer in charge of a missile plant at Vilnius Lithuania.
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U. S
Jono Marktinas Lenghinas
Vilnyus
Lithuania
Second Cable TV Applicant Seeks To Quit Ballot
TelePrompTer Corp seeks to withdraw its second cable TV franchise referendum bid. Officials Friday questioned whether the measure can be removed from the ballot since the election was placed by petition of the people and not directly by TelePrompTer. County Auditor Arthur Williams said legal guidance is being sought to determine possible removal.
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TelePrompTer Corp
Arthur Williams
Lea Hing
Nixon campaign denies espionage charges amid debates
President Nixon's campaign director Clark MacGregor dismissed allegations of political espionage as unfounded. George McGovern denounced GOP tactics as mudslinging. John Connally announced a Friday night national telecast to discuss issues on Nixon's behalf with ABC and NBC. Connally criticized sideshows and urged focus on substantive matters. McGovern accused Republicans of undermining the republic to protect power. A surprise appearance by Nixon at the National League of Families rally in Washington emphasized no settlement that allows a Communist government or abandons POWs. Nixon, preparing a radio address, aims for a Thursday national broadcast. McGovern reports renewed donations easing campaign funding concerns amid accusations of misleading ads.
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Associated Press
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Meregor
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John Connally
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Connally
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NBC
National League of Families
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Mueling
Washington
McGovern
Houston
Voters Urged to Vote On City Billboards
Milwaukee Commission on Community Relations unveiled 60 billboards urging people to vote on Thursday November 8. A spokesman noted about 200 phone calls over two days, with callers catching the message’s mistake. The aim was to test public visibility.
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Uickannie
Milwaukee Commission On Community Relations
Navy
Commission
Old Age Benefit Bill Approved by House
Washington AP reports an $8 billion compromise social security Medicare package cleared the House amid threats to cap spending at $250 billion and to block foreign aid. The measure, crafted by house senate conferees near midnight, awaits Senate approval as divisions rise over welfare reform and presidential spending authority.
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House
Sring
Congress
Housé
Senate
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Byrnes
Wisconsin
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Messure
Democratic
Mike
Mansfield
J. W. Bilbright
Ds Ark
Seriaté Foreign Relations
House-Sénate
Senate Couter
Bombing in Buenos Aires Hotel Kills Canadian Woman
A bomb exploded on the 22nd floor of the Sheraton hotel in Buenos Aires killing a Canadian woman and gravely wounding her husband and a Massachusetts woman. The blast shattered a corridor, sent guests fleeing, and followed a spate of Peronist terror as authorities expected further attacks. A navy captain and a neighbor were among the wounded.
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Buenos
Buenos Aires
Sheraton
Mangachusetts
Juan D. Peron
Plane Missing Over Alaska With Boggs Aide Group
In Alaska an Air Force HC-130 led a search for a missing twin engine Cessna 310 carrying Alaska campaigner Hale Boggs Rep Nick Begich and others. President Nixon ordered support and the Boggs family was offered transport. The last radio contact came after takeoff Monday and an FAA spokesman said the aircraft is down with crews seeking clues in marginal weather.
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Smith
Robert Shannon
White House
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Albert
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Bepich
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Don
Jane
Gary Hymes
Washington
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Begich
Eveleth
Minn
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Mise
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Ita
Peron
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Mar del Plata
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Lois
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Canada
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Millon
Mace
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Odit
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Hale Bogas
Keokuk
Camelont AR
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