Nixon signals limited Vietnam gains despite bombing push
Washington reports Kissinger briefed reporters after Nixon’s national address, stating that the United States would halt North Vietnam bombing only if Hanoi withdraws forces across the DMZ. He stressed that some military gains by the enemy are possible while not setting geographic bombing limits, as Pentagon scales up air power with 200 more bombers and fighters sent to the region.
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Caroline Kennedy to enroll at Concord Academy
Caroline Kennedy daughter of John F. Kennedy will enroll as a sophomore at Concord Academy in Concord Massachusetts. A spokesman for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis confirmed the plans on Wednesday. Caroline age fourteen now attends Brearly School in New York City.
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Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Concord Academy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Caroline
Brearly School
New York City
Local air transport aids Ford supply runs
The Corry Foam Company delivered products to the Ford Motor Company plant in Utica New York via local air transport facility. Dodge noted multiple such runs for Ford, arranged when the production line faces shortages. The facility serves numerous local businesses and industries.
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Utica
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Females Fall Bit Short Of Fair Share
In Pennsylvania the gender balance at the Democratic National Convention lags. Only 38 of 137 delegates designated by the primary are women, under 28 percent, with officials promising more additions as the state committee completes selections for the 182 delegate slate. Grace Sloan won renomination as state treasurer amid a few female incumbents like Anita Palermo Kelly of Philadelphia.
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Grace Sloan
General Assembly
Anita Palermo Kelly
Delegates Back Wallace in Pennsylvania Strong Show
In Pittsburgh area two Wallace backers Richard Pritchard and William O Bricks, both 30s, were the lone Wallace delegates among 182 chosen in Pennsylvania. They cite 287,998 Wallace votes in the Democratic primary and push Wallace as a champion of the little people.
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Alabama
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O'Bricki
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Kleindienst to learn fate of attorney general nomination
In Washington the Senate Judiciary Committee prepared to vote on Richard G. Kleindienst's nomination to be attorney general after weeks of hearings and a recall of his testimony. A compromise plan aimed to address concerns over his ties to ITT antitrust settlements and a convention contribution. Also in Erie a fire at the West Side Motor Boat Club left eight boats lost with investigators ruling out arson for now.
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