Nixon Says He Has Secret Schedule For Withdrawing All Combat Troops
President Nixon defends a gradual withdrawal from Vietnam, rejects a rapid pullout, and calls for a negotiated peace. He cites the Paris talks, enemy activity, and Saigon training progress as bases to adjust timetables, urging public backing while warning against minority pressure.
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Nixon
Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Paris
United States
South Vietnam
South
North Vietnam
Chi
Minh
Ho Chi Minh
Nixta
Johnson
America
North
Republican National Committee
Evacuation of Kate Susan and Annie Outposts in Vietnam
Reports from Vietnam describe the abandonment of artillery bases Kate Susan and Annie just south of Bu Prang as enemy pressure increased in the highlands. Kate fell first under heavy bombardment, its guns knocked out, followed by the desertion of Susan and Annie after the shield was gone. US artillerymen and Green Berets regrouped at Bu Prang before moving to other locations.
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Green Berets
Ben Het
Kate
Susan
Annie
Bu Prang
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Horst
U.S
Five charges filed against hijacker Marine in Rome case
Rome prosecutors pressed five counts against 20 year old U S Marine Raphael Minichiello for actions in Italy including kidnapping violence and bringing weapons of war after he hijacked a TWA Boeing 707 and forced a police official at gunpoint into the countryside. He faces up to 25 years in prison with judge led pretrial review pending.
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Raphael Minichiello
U.S
Minichiello
Massimo Carli
Carli
Trans World Airlines
California
Italy
Regina Coeli
Mintchiello
Éiimes
Ed Romie
Domenico Itelli
Marine Lance
Chiélle
Luigi Minichietlo
Brooklyn
Raymond B. Grunewald
U.S. Attorney’s Office Civil Division
Grunewald
United States
Seattle
Wash
Raphael
Anna
Federal judge gives life terms to killer of two FBI agents
Judge Gerhard Gesell sentences Billie Austin Bryant to two consecutive life terms avoiding death. Bryant, described as escape motivated and extremely dangerous, remains in custody after robbery and assault convictions. He previously escaped Lorton reformatory and was later convicted of a bank robbery. the life terms run after the 18 to 54 year term.
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FBI
Gerhard A. Gesell
U.S. District Court
Billie Austin Bryant
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Gesell
Bryant
Edwin,b. Woodriffe
Anthony Palmisano
Maryland
Shetwee
Lorton
Reformatory
Gésell
Veterans Day appeal sent to 500000 Guardsmen nationwide
National Guard Bureau chief Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson issued a Veterans Day appeal to adjutants in all 50 states the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. He warned that calls for capitulation empower Hanoi and misrepresent U.S. opinion. Harry Foster former California American Legion commander said veterans are past the silent majority and noted broad public support for leaders opposing antiwar voices.
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Washington
National Guard Bureau
Winston P. Wilson
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Hanoi
United States
Wilson
California
American Legion
Harry Foster
Foster
Spiro T. Agnew
John N. Mitchell
Hijackers linked to multiple city transfers in U S case
Joseph Crawford and Thomas Washington, ages 28 and 29, were identified as hijackers. Kelly outlined plans to move Sandlin to Savannah Crawford to El Paso Anthony to Baltimore Washington and Boyle and Boynton to Miami. Washington showed distress during the arraignment and cried when seeing an American flag as his 4 year old daughter Jennifer waited elsewhere. Washington said he spoke with a Gary lawyer and appeared surprised by transport to Miami for new charges.
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Joseph C. Crawford
St. Simons Island
Thomas George Washington
Gary
Ind
Kelly
Sandlin
Savannah
Crawford
Paso
Anthony
Baltimore
Washington
Boyle
Boynton
Miami
United States
Jennifer
Clinton County
Drugs urged removal as NAS finds limited value
Theodore Crow of the American Patient Association cites the NAS view that Panalba, a mix of two antibiotics, offers no advantage over one component. The NAS warned novabiocin can cause skin rash and possible fatal liver damage. FDA ordered Panalba off the market but faces court blocks. Bethesda Naval Hospital still stocks the drug, while Walter Reed and VA hospitals report continued use of Panalba and related drugs despite NAS findings.
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Theodore Crow
American Patient Association
National Academy of Sciences Research Council
NAS
FDA
Upjohn Co
Panalba
Upjohn
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Vietnam
Cron
Veterans Administration
Tragic Election Note Echoes Student's Death
A high school student named David shot himself in his bedroom with a .22 rifle, a tragedy noted as families and officials call for action to help other youths. The report ties the event to political coverage of campaigns in New Jersey Virginia and New York City, detailing candidates and positions amid the era's national debates.
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Boyle
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Holton
William C. Battle
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Mario’ A. Procaccino
John Marchi
New York City
Lindsay
Idog
Marchi
Staten Island
Liberal Party
New York State
Howey
L ‘Ter
Procaccino
Cleveland
Detroit
Hartford
Conn
Carl B. Stokes
Ralph J. Perk
Richard Austin
Wayne County
Roman Gribbs
Gribbs
Tace
Austin
Mideast Army Moves Near Israeli Border Amid Lebanon Strife
The army moved against guerrillas last month as fighters shifted from the deso late Arkoub region in southeastern Lebanon toward positions nearer the Israeli border. The conflict, rooted in a spring civil disorder, followed a 15 point agreement whose details were not disclosed. Arab media later cited Lebanese violations of the accord.
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Lebanon
Arafat
Beirut
Le-i
Guerrilla corridors and cease fire dominate Middle East reports
Reports in Beirut and Washington suggest Iraq and Egypt back a Lebanon based guerrilla corridor to strike Israel while allowing occasional cross border actions. In Lebanon, Rashaya and Ghaza calm as forces hold positions under cease-fire with no major violations. Israeli air activity targets Arab guerrilla bases and political campaigning continues in Virginia with candidates arguing change versus party continuity.
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Lebanon
Saleh Mahdi ‘Ammash
Beirut
Charles Helou
Iraq
Ammash
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Libya
Sudan
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arafat
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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al Fatah
Gaza Strip
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Merny Agit Hee Pee Tupac
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Jor Wois
Holt
Tel Aviv
Peter F. Fiah
Waqqas
Sea of Rough
Dead Sea
Strang
Sete
Tug Sunk in Coast Guard Search for Crew
A tug built in February at a cost of 1.2 million dollars sank. The crew included master Robert Davis 51 mate Edwin G Piner 49 John B. Piner 43 all of Williston North Carolina deck hand Edwin K Piner 22 son of Edwin G Piner Joseph B Clark 54 chief engineer High Falls New York and Antonio Lomba 61 cook Jersey City New York. Lincoln Piner and Edwin K Piner are cousins. Coast Guard said Navy ships Recovery salvage vessel and a minesweeper from Charleston would rendezvous to locate the hull and determine if the crew remain alive.
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Edwin G. Piner
Lincoln B. Piner
Williston
N.C
Edwin K. Piner
Newport
Joseph B. Clark
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Budget outlook muddled as deficits loom and taxes uncertain
Officials warn that federal spending could push total above 200 billion, with potential increases in jet transport, education aid, and a 1.5 billion pay raise for federal workers. Impoundment may be used to curb overruns. Revenue prospects hinge on surtax continuation and tax reform, with estimates varying as Congress acts.
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Nixon
Treasury
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