Kissinger May Return To Paris Amid White House Tours
AP report from Key Biscayne notes Henry Kissinger, in town with President Nixon post landslide, flies to New York and plans to brief Thieu on talks with Hanoi. Kissinger consulted with Nixon by phone and joined the Rebozos on Coco Lobo II for a Biscayne Bay visit before returning to Key Biscayne.
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Snow Storm Moves Into Rocky Mountain Region
The Associated Press notes a potentially dangerous snow storm entering the Rocky Mountain region with expected accumulations of 6 inches or more in central and southern areas including southern Wyoming Utah Colorado and parts of New Mexico. Heavy advisories persist for Mount Shasta to Sierra Nevada while light rain spans the Great Lakes to the Middle Atlantic and the Gulf Coast sees warm, partly cloudy conditions with varied readings across major cities.
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Bomb threats escalate amid Christmas mail rush in Britain
Police warn of more letter bombs as Britain faces a wave of threats from Glasgow to London. Bombs were found or defused in Glasgow, London post offices and Jewish areas, while two London suburbs’ scares turned out to be innocent. Postal workers fear for safety as Christmas mail volumes surge.
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Haig Thieu discuss stalemated Vietnam peace talks
U S and South Vietnam start positions show North Vietnamese strength in the South between 150 000 and 300 000 troops. Draft peace plan lacks North Vietnamese pullout. Haig and Thieu held a three hour 20 minute final session after a prior two hour meeting to press for a cease fire and electoral framework. Nixon letter backed continued US aid and rejection of a coalition government. Kissinger outlined draft creating an administrative National Council to oversee ceasefire and elections.
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Hijacked plane linked to Tennessee prison escape
The DC9 was diverted through multiple stops from Jackson to Toronto then Knoxville and Lexington before heading to Cuba, with hijackers demanding ransom and threatening a reactor attack. FBI identified three men in Detroit, while Kissinger stated limited White House involvement and ongoing talks about a political aid program in Southeast Asia.
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Indochina raids hit trucks and depots amid air war
U S and Vietnamese reports describe day of air raids on Indochina targets. 19 trucks and a fuel depot were struck. A Virginia Beach pilot said he faced heavy antiaircraft fire as three Avs were shot down, with two crews rescued and one missing after crashing 35 miles southeast of Dong Hoi. B52 bombers sustained raids bracketing the DMZ, dumping up to 1200 tons of explosives amid 84 enemy attacks in 24 hours. No major ground battles reported.
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Prejudice Against Youth Culture Noted
CHICAGO AP An officer of the American Trial Lawyers Association warns prejudice against youth culture has infected the judicial system and communities. John Burgess cites biases against long haired youths on drug charges, noting generation gaps hinder fair trials and jury communication. Burgess says 60 percent of drug charges involve youth, mostly minor offenses like marijuana use.
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