Soviet Leader Podgorny Rises to No 2 Behind Brezhnev
Washington reports that Soviet President Podgorny has bypassed Prime Minister Kosygin to rank second after Brezhnev. Analysts note Podgorny handles substantive issues, travels to trouble spots, while Kosygin sees a reduced role in key decisions.
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Mediterranean
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Koygin
Kremlin
Washington
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Leonid N. Brezhnev
Moscow
U.S
Brezhnev
Anlyst
Russia
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet Presidium
Soviet Union
Council of Ministers
North Vietnam
Algeria
Morocco
Fire Base Alpha under heavy shelling amid regional clashes
A mixed force of South Vietnamese and Cambodian troops reached Alpha to relieve garrison but North Vietnamese counterattacked, besieging the base and threatening Krek. U S air power struck targets along Highway 7 and south of the border to ease pressure around Fire Base Pace while Typhoon Elaine weakened and moved away.
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Krek
Highway 7
U.S
Tay Ninh
Thien Ngon
Tran Hung
Saigon
Elaine
South Vietnam
South Cina Sea
North Vietnam
Economic Plan Faces Senate Pushback and Labor Debate
Government proposals seek a year extension of wage and price controls with a tripartite wage board and public price commission while labor leaders and Congress clash over a veto leash and presidential power. Nixon touts Phase 2 gains as tax cuts pass, but lawmakers threaten changes before final approval.
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House Economic Committee
Wright Patman
Dtex
House Banking Committee
Labor
Cost of Living Council
Connally
House
Belfast pub blast kills one injures ten
A terrorist blast at First McAuley's Pub near Lower Falls Belfast killed one person and wounded ten others. Police and troops rushed to the scene as sectarian tensions flare amid IRA activity and related attacks in the city. Government and security forces continued operations against subversives while Dublin announced armored units would be redeployed along the border. Byrd, a West Virginia senator, faces talk of Supreme Court nomination amid civil rights scrutiny.
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TRA
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Cyprus
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Massachusetts
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Slim’ Walton
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Sparta Ishmaelite
Napier
Miami Arms Dis
John McCown
Georgia Council On Human Relations
Atlanta
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Board of Education
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