McNamara Plans Exit as Defense Chief Amid Vietnam Debates
Reported plans for Defense Secretary Robert McNamara to resign echo amid Vietnam tensions. Johnson confirms no policy rift. Mansfield hopes for restraint to avoid escalation. Possible successors discussed include Cyrus Vance and Harold Brown. World Bank presidency also floated.
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Vietnam
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Defense
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George J. Woods
The
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International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Joh B. Connally
Texas
Jonglime Johnson
Navy
Paul H. Nile
Cyrus Re Vance
Pentagon
Jays
Air Force
Harold Brown
Jets Fight at Airbases North of Da Nang Amid Strikes
Reports say American fighters engaged MiG bases 50 miles north of the Demilitarized Zone as airfield runways were abandoned and convoys, sampans, and barges were targeted. Ground actions continued across South Vietnam with Royal Australian forces near Dak To, shelling frontline positions while artillery hit positions held by enemy troops.
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Haiphong
Kepla
Fug
Crawere
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
U.S
Dak To
War Victims to Be Honored at Memorial Ceremony
Koehler, whose parents live in Contra Costa County, is among the youths connected to the Park School field memory project. Malone recalled that he practically lived there for three years during the urf era and the involvement highlights honoring war victims with a community memorial.
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Koehler
Contra Costa County
Urf
Park School
Malone
Foul Controversy Reported At Local Motel
A garbled item from Baily Review describes disturbances at a nearby motel Friday night. The report mentions Comarens Medhs and Octet Ene Te, with unclear locations and details, but indicates a police or health inquiry underway.
Black Panther Leader's Trial Set
Uney P Newton, 25, faces murder and kidnapping charges as grand jury indictments list four felonies including the slaying of Oakland Officer John F Frey and the wounding of Officer Herbert C Heanen. Judge Redmond orders calm as Newton is arraigned amid guarded audience demonstrations.
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Uney P. Newton
Ala
Meda’ County Superior Court
Redmond
Newton
Ottlgenwlii
Oakland
John F. Frey
Frey
Herbert C. Heanen
Yule
Staats
Will
Denton Varrations
Red China Loses Bid For U N Seat In Assembly
The article recounts the debate over seating the People's Republic of China in the United Nations. Ambassador Lon Caradon of Britain signals support for two thirds majority rules to keep Peking out. Voting history shows direct seat votes from 1951 to 1980 with interruptions due to stalemates and financial issues.
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Haat
Aili
Lon Caradon
Britain
Sare
Peking
Ti van Denehil
United Nations
People of Ching
People's Republic of China
Caradon
China
General Assembly
American Trade Surplus Shrinks in October
Commerce Department officials attribute the October shrinkage in the U.S. trade surplus to auto strikes and other irregularities that affected export and import flows. The White House offered no comment as officials assessed the impact on the dollar's role in international finance amid President desaule's renewed critique.
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Carmpele
Commerce Department
Desaulle
White House
Brink of war over Cyprus as talks continue by telex
Tension deepened between Turkey and Greece over Cyprus with forces at the border and a critical mood in Ankara. Negotiations via telex between Ankara and Athens aimed to ease the crisis as warship movements and artillery pressure heightened the standoff.
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Greece
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Allens
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Mediterranean
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Cevdel Sunay
Sunay
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Ingui
Akkara
Ipsala
De Gaulle Attacks United States and Allies Prompt Criticism
Paris reports say President Charles de Gaulle renewed attacks on the United States Britain Canada and Israel provoking sharp criticism at home and abroad. He criticized the dollar attacked Britain’s Common Market bid labeled Israel the aggressor in the June Middle East war and predicted Quebec would separate from Canada. Foreign officials noted Canada and West Germany reacted with caution to his remarks.
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Charles de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Canada
Israel
France
de Gaulle
Lek Lgare
Middle East
Quebec
Aurarg
Middle ii
Alsoille
le Populaire l
L?humanite
AMONE
Nices
de Tiaulle
Jif
Jerusalem
Paul Martin
West Gerrman
U. S
Wilson Stands Firm After De Gaulle Veto Threat
London British Prime Minister Wilson rejected calls to drop Britain's bid for the European Community. He defended the plan as long term and said de Gaulle's charges of un readiness would not alter course. Wilson pledged a formal Commons statement addressing France's accusations and confirmed no withdrawal of the application despite doubts from some Laborites and Conservatives.
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Mayard Wilson
Britain
Charles du Gaulle
Wilson
House of Commons
De‘cishon Ne Gauile
Brussels
Laborites
No Compromise On Medi Cal Budget Crash Faces Reagan Plan
Diepe Republican sponsor pushes three bill package for Medi Cal with aim to blunt cuts. Democrats show openness to an alternate path as lawmakers struggle in special session. Assemblyman John G Veneman proposes a four month moratorium on Medi Cal cutbacks while a bipartisan committee seeks a permanent funding solution and an audit of Medi Cal’s finances. Reagan backs an audit but says it does not alter the need to clarify the law’s intent.
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Heagan
Reagan
Veneman
Medi- Cal
Marine accidentally wounded by gunshot at home
An year-old Marine was treated in fair condition at St. Rose Hospital after a gun he was handling discharged. The patient, Randy Zachacki, was admitted shortly after 2 pm yesterday. Hayward police investigate the incident at 56 Alida Court.
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Randy Zachacki
S56
Alida Court
Hayward
Fremont Vandals Attack Industrial Plant Scenes of Damaged Goods
Roughly 46 Fremont businesses faced vandalism as intruders smashed windows and equipment at an industrial plant. Six youths aged 12 to 14 were charged with burglary and property damage at The Milk Pail, while authorities recovered some loot and estimated losses near $1,000.
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Jackson St
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