Nixon on Meet People Tour in New York City
President Nixon walked through crowds in New York City visiting Saks Fifth Avenue and the Waldorf Astoria, spoke with police officers and a schoolboy, urged study of difficult subjects, and met Cardinal Cooke. He praised police as neighbors and noted hope for Middle East peace in the next generation. He watched Ohio State’s win over Michigan and discussed holiday shopping with Pat and Julie Nixon Eisenhower.
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China
Soviet Union
Middle East
Nixon
Albert Brutiner
Pittsburgh
Thomas Donohue
William McBane
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
New York
Pat
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Saks
Terence Cardinal Cooke
White House
Cardinal Cooke
Roman Nate
United States
Secret Service
Ohio State
Michigan
Tricia Nixon Cox
Edward F. Cox
America
United Nations
Rockefeller Center
Washington Redskins
Waldorf
Park Avenue
Fifth Avenue
62Nd Street
Nixon Kissinger talks Pause Signals Possible Break
Reports say Kissinger and Nixon continued talks with a nine day recess to consult with South Vietnam, aiming for a meeting at Camp David. In Paris, Kissinger and Tho held two hour talks while Thieu’s delegation awaited resumption on Dec 4. Nixon praised New York as a global stage and described his Rockefeller Center visit as businesslike.
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Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Camp David
Ziegler
Kissinger
Pham Dang Lam
Lam
Tho
Paris
Choisy le Roi
Bears Come To Town In Gatlinburg Resort Area
In Gatlinburg Tennessee Sgt. Bobby Wolfe of the Tennessee Game and Fish Commission reports trapping about 20 bears in the last two months. He describes tranquilizing and relocating them from town back to the mountains as locals note an unusual year of bear movement and possible mast shortages.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Bobby Wolfe
Tennessee Game and Fish Commission
Gatlinburg
North Vietnam bombings intensify as B52s hit supplies
Indochina war updates report five day tally of heavy B52 raids targeting North Vietnam supply caches bound for Laos and South Vietnam. North Vietnamese claim civilian casualties. President Nixon previously halted strikes above the 20th Parallel but later renewed attacks below it. Ground fighting persists near Pleiku Dalat and Cu Chi with no reported casualties. A downed B52 is credited to Capt Norbert Ostrozny who piloted the crippled bomber to safety before crash. A SAM strike damaged the aircraft near Vinh.
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U.S
Laos
South Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Highlands
Pleiku City
Dalat
Cu Chi
Saigon
Air Force
Norbert J. Qstrozny
Catholics Lose Unity as Attitudes Converge with Protestants
George W. Cornell reports a National Opinion Research Center study showing American Catholics increasingly mirror Protestant views on abortion and premarital sex, with official Catholic teachings unchanged. Mass attendance declines among under 40, yet loyalty to church authority weakens as Catholics adopt birth control and broader social attitudes, signaling a possible collapse of unified Catholic identity.
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George W. Cornell
New York
U.S
National Opinion Research Center
University of Chicago
Andrew M. Greeley
William C. McCready
America
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Nationa Bank
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