Allied Forces Withdraw From A Shau Valley
Allied forces left the A Shau Valley, seized last May after the Hamburger Hill fight, with the last major U S 101st Airborne and South Vietnamese 1st Infantry Departing the bomb scarred valley. South Vietnamese commander Maj. Gen. Ngo Quang Truong said the lack of enemy activity meant no further slaying was needed.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Shau
Hamburger Hill
U.S
101St Airborne Division
1St Infantry
Ngo Quang Truong
Valley warfare and Chicago rioting loom in mixed report
Truong discusses drying valley and lack of infiltration in A Shau area while noting an all weather airstrip and widened road to Camp Eagle near Hue. He says patrols may be airlifted in and large troop units could be deployed due to 101st Airborne mobility and helicopters. Mayor Daley condemns Wednesday night window smashing as an outrage and vows to seek National Guard help if needed.
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Truong
Laos
South Vietnam
101St Airborne
Camp Eagle
Hue
U.S
Chicago
Richard J. Dalay
National Guard
Ap Bia
Hamburger Hill
United States
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
3Rd Brigade
Demilitarized Zone
3Rd Marine Division
Vietnam
Nixon
Unrest in Lincoln Park as Che Guevara anniversary protests erupt
Police report 300 officers securing Lincoln Park during a youth rally marking Che Guevara's anniversary. Widespread vandalism followed as crowds moved through Near North Side, with clashes near the Michigan Avenue area and the Green Hotel district.
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James B. Conlisk
Lincoln Park
Che Guevara
S North Side
Gold ‘Coast District
Qorike Hotel
Michigan Ave
Algouine
Weatherman
Traction
atiAs
U.S
Student protests challenge Establishment on court access
Law students from Georgetown and George Washington Universities staged a dramatic march on 17th Street, circling a law firm near the White House to protest a government antitrust case aimed at four major auto manufacturers over pollution control devices. They distributed a booklet on air pollution and criticized the firm Wilmer Pickering for its role in the contentions.
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17Th Street
Nader
Georgetown
George Washington
White House
Jess
Bolluting
Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering
Nixon and Lodge Hold Private Talks on Negotiating Orders
Lodge Continued remarks from Page ne utive show officials pressed for new negotiating orders. Ziegler refused to amplify on his wording and could not relate talks to the Vietnam ground fighting lull or gauge enemy activity. Nixon and Lodge had last met in California on August 22.
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Ziegler
Vietnam
Nixon
Lodge
California
Graft Details in South Vietnam Club Scene
A former booking agent describes a corrupt system where club custodians in South Vietnam take kickbacks from entertainers, venues, and suppliers. She cites percentages, cash payments, and a culture of bribery, including offers of sexual favors, with custodians earning significant sums through commissions and perks.
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William E. Higdon
Long Bink
Tell-Iriends
Vietnam
Atl
South Vietnam
Vietnam War Withdrawals and Paris Talks Update
The report tracks U S troop withdrawals from South Vietnam and new pullouts by mid December. It cites casualty totals since the Paris talks began in 1968, notes Marine and Air Force unit demobilizations, and covers Hanoi’s and Viet Cong charges against President Nixon at the Paris conference.
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U.S
South Vietnam
United. States
North Vietnam
Paris
Viet Cong
National Liberation, Front
Vietnam
101St .Airborne
Ard
Shan
3Rd Marine
Nixon
Marine Division
Tuy Hoa Air Base
Pleiku
Phu Cat
Dong H
U. S
Nguyen Thi Binh
Provisional Revolutionary
Henry Cai Lodge
Army Criminal Investiga’ Sor
Wii
Sam
Court can start as Bayh cites uncertain Haynsworth vote
Senator Birch Bayh indicated a Senate Judiciary Committee start may be two weeks off as debate on Haynsworth's renomination hangs. Senator Hollings said withdrawal remains possible while Eastland expects confirmation by a substantial vote, with estimates ranging from 52 to 63 opposed or supportive.
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Birch Bayh
Indiana, Democrat and Judiciary Committee
Haynssworth
4Th Court of Appeals
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Haynsworth
Hollings
Hayn+ sworth
Hayn ‘Sworth
Senate
Eastland
Nixon
Nak
Bayh
Hayzisworth
Olin Mathieson
Chemical’ Corp
Monsanto
Chem
Ical
Baneeey
Stadt
Amista
John N. Mitchell
Iantock
United States
Jetliner Hijacked to Cuba With 70 Aboard
A Federal Aviation Administration report says a National Airlines DC8 with 70 aboard was hijacked while en route from Los Angeles to Miami and diverted to Havana. The craft landed at 7:59 p.m. EDT with 56 passengers and a crew. among the passengers was San Diego Padres pitching coach Roger Craig. The hijacking occurred amid a wave of such diversions during a tense period over civil aviation security.
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Miami
Stational Airlines
Cuba
Los Angeles
Federal Aviation Administration
Aerolineas Argentineas
Texas
Havana
Buenos Aires
FAA
San Diego Padres
Roger Craig
Florida
National Airlines
Aly
San Juan
United Nations
George Glasgow
Richard Peeples
William Trimboli
Ann Baker
Cheryl Kilgore
Alycia Araneo
Carol Masterson
Court Agrees To Decide If Schools Must Be Integrated Immediately
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the NAACP Legal Defense Fund appeal seeking immediate desegregation of 222 Mississippi schools in 33 districts. The court rejected a government delay and will decide if public schools must be integrated promptly amid ongoing desegregation plans and federal oversight.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court
Mississippi
South
cirrcuit_ court
Circuit Court
Robert H. Finch
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Justice Department
U. S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
High Court
Havejwor
Erwin N. Griswold
Finch
Solie
Griswold
U. S. Office of Education
Dispatch
Clement F.haynsworth
Senate
Nixon
Warren E. Burger
Haynsworth
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orléans
Naacp Legal Defense
Taxes and subsidies roil House-Senate budget talks
A congressional clash over a subsidy of up to 40 percent of interest charges stalled the tax related bill as governors and mayors warned it would cripple funding for schools roads sewers and water projects. The debate touched on House amendments backed by Rep Silvio Conte and a controversial military report noting past actions in 1968 during the Vietnam conflict.
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Ie House
Agriculture Department
U.S. Treasur
House-Senate
Mittee
Silvio
Conte
House
Namie L
1St Cavalry Division
Conle
Pai
Patterson
Whitten
Winnamese
la Chu
Czechs and Vienna Report Travel Restrictions Tightened
Austrian Railways reported a special train of Czech vacationers canceled as Vienna halted nearly all Austria bound border traffic except for official groups and diplomats. New rules restricting foreign visitors to Czechoslovakia were approved, with exit visas to be governed by economic need and state interests, undersecretary Majer said.
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Vienna
Austrian Railways
Spe
Austrian Interior Ministry
Czechoslovakia
Dan Majer
Interior
Somene
House Refuses To Press Subsidy Limit
Washington AP reports the House, by four votes, sidestepped a bid to set a $20,000 cap on farm subsidy payments that the Senate had rejected. The dispute over house imposed and Senate rejected ceilings has lingered since unclear points.
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House
Washington
Senate
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