New Yorkers Hope For Transit Strike Settlement
In New York City mediators said they are trying to move subways and buses by Monday. They report some progress yet warn 8 to 10 hard money issues remain. Rockefeller pledges aid, while Mayor Lindsay and TA head O Grady press for a settlement.
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Soviet Aide Chelepin Begins Talks With Ho Chi Minh Group
A Soviet delegation led by Alexander N E Chelepin started discussions in Hanoi with a North Vietnamese group headed by President Ho Chi Minh. Tass dispatch notes the talks’ nature was not disclosed and Chelepin, 47, aims to strengthen Soviet Vietnamese cooperation and aid.
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Japan seeks halt in bombing of North Vietnam extended
Tokyo reports say Prime Minister Sato asked the United States to extend the halt in bombing. Soviet Premier Kosygin, and officials like Harriman discuss cease fire timing as New Year cease-fire window around January 22 is floated.
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Two Counties Declared SBA Disaster Areas in California
Los Angeles and Ventura counties were proclaimed SBA disaster areas due to floods and landslides. The designation makes property owners eligible for disaster recovery loans at three percent interest, with applications to be filed at the SBA office in Los Angeles and other temporary offices to be opened.
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Fatal Shootings at Fohrman Motors in Chicago Tragedy
A man enraged over car repair bills opened fire at Fohrman Motors in Chicago, killing three auto salesmen including Albert Sizer 65 and Edward Fohrman 43 and fatally wounding two women. Police reported the gunman Donald Jackson 34 carried a shotgun and a Luger, and wounded an officer before being shot.
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Chicago Civil Rights Drive Targets City Institutions
Chicago leaders launched a broad civil rights campaign aimed at city state and financial institutions. King said mobilization of 100000 supporters would begin March 1 while Bevel described an internal colonial system and slum geographies shaped by real estate and lending firms. The plan centers on banks loan companies mortgage firms and insurers as core targets for action.
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Mansfield Report Sees Open Ended Vietnam War Dilemma
The Mansfield report cautions that peace talks with North Vietnam are uncertain and could stall or destabilize the region. It warns negotiations may entrench Viet Cong influence, with no clear path to ending the war and a continuing U S military buildup likely.
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