Viet Cong Rejects Latest U.S. Peace Plan in Paris
The Viet Cong categorically rejects the eight point U S peace proposal reported by the North Vietnamese delegation at the Paris talks. U S State Department says the plan has not been rejected by Hanoi and notes it calls for Viet Nam withdrawal and Thieu resignations before elections. The Viet Cong warns it does not accept the plan.
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Pakistan politics and martial law described amid party rivalries
The report details pressure on Bhutto from labor leader Mukhtar Rana and rivals Khan Abdul Wali Khan and Khan Abdul Qayyum Khan to lift martial law, resume assembly sessions, and call elections. It notes regional tensions in the Northwest Frontier Province and Baluchistan, and hints at possible alliances against Bhutto as Pakistan follows its wartime policy amid calls for neutrality and peaceful unification in South Asia.
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McGraw Hill probes Hughes biography fraud in book plan
McGraw Hill and Rosemont Enterprises pressed handwriting experts as they weigh the authenticity of a Hughes autobiography. Irving’s publisher notes possible forgery and may delay publication while federal probes review hundreds of depositions and hotel records.
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Queen’s Southeast Asia Visit Led by Foreign Office Advice
Royal tour planned after careful Foreign Office calculation based on trade and diplomacy. Britannia sailed from England last month to carry the queen through Southeast Asia. A converted VC10 jet serves as a flying palace with lounge and dining room. Designers Hardy Amies and Norman Hartnell prepared new wardrobe for the trip.
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Norman ‘Hartnell
Mood Derry's 13 Dead Press in Irish Turmoil
Belfast and surrounding towns reel under sectarian violence as 13 dead in Derry echoes through streets. Hijackings rise with booby traps for troops, while Catholics fear loss of government control and Protestants brace for a possible bloodbath. Rumors of army and UN intervention swirl amid refugee-like closures and border town shifts.
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Maryland Senator Pushes Bills To End Sex Discrimination
Maryland Senator Newton L. Steers Jr proposes 14 measures to extend sex equal rights. Plans include applying sex crimes to both sexes, letting men sue for slander over chastity, licensing oyster tangers for women, equal militia duty, equal bar drink protection, and parity in wartime and pension laws. He labels the effort people liberation to remove legal inequities.
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Winds and widescale unrest mark Northern Ireland crisis
A fragmented view across Ireland portrays Catholic internment backlash, Protestant displays in Belfast and Londonderry, and a Protestant parliament amid a British armed security presence. Londonderry’s siege and cross-border clashes spark global sympathy for Irish unity as the IRA funds arms from Dublin, while a teacher calls Derry a Kent State in a road-block plagued Britain.
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Mansfield Criticizes Nixon Aide Over Muskie Clash
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield said the White House response to Muskie criticism of Vietnam peace plans was overkill and pushed Muskie toward the Democratic nomination. He favors giving the President's proposals a chance while keeping his troop withdrawal plan in his pocket for a future offer. Mansfield discussed Nixon's China visit, Tho’s return plans, and his endorsement of Gov. Askew for VP. Absenteeism and EEOC powers debates loom, with a wheat and grain bill potentially revived.
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Irish Civil Rights March Draws Northern Ireland Tensions
In Newry the Civil Rights Association plans a march to end internment without trial, drawing up to 30,000 people. Sen. Kennedy declined to attend. Mary Devlin and Bernadette Devlin are among veterans of Bloody Sunday. Newry, aCatholic city, endures bomb damage to hotels as outsiders flood in for the event.
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House Labor Panel Eyes Strike End Bill
Washington unfolding talks on a bill to end the coastwise strike by forcing arbitration. Key figures say a draft ends the strike, with a Monday meeting to finalize a version for a Wednesday House vote, while PMA and ILWU talks in San Francisco continue over unresolved issues and potential arbitration.
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Tax reform push grows as lawmakers seek rules change
Tax policy debate heats up as Reuss and allies push for a House Rules Committee rule to add the tax reform amendment. Administration opposes tax hikes, citing deficits to spur the economy, while Democrats including Sen. Henry M. Jackson urge closing major income tax loopholes could raise about 20 billion dollars in revenue.
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