White House Aide Calls McGovern Liar in Public
President Nixon adviser John Ehrlichman compared McGovern to a minister's son and accused him of lies about the economy. He spoke at Camp David as campaigns in Pennsylvania and nearby states featured protests and security alarms.
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Kissinger talks on interim peace amid Vietnam crisis
Reports from experts cite Kissinger and Thieu discussing a possible interim settlement before the November election. Thieu reportedly favored a comprehensive cease fire with all North Vietnamese forces withdrawn and resisted limited pacts. A separate air crash narrative recalls an Alaska plane and a DC6 disaster near Athens noting fatalities and weather conditions.
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Egypt reports coup attempt stopping by military police
British Broadcasting Corp and Beirut wires describe an Egypt coup plot by rebel officers opposing Sadat Libya union and war with Israel. Three targets were planned: Sadat residence, Federation of Arab Republics HQ, and Al Hussein mosque. Intercepted groups halted by checkpoints and police. Sidky was bound for Moscow talks.
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Rockets Hit Bien Hoa Base In Indochina War Report
The Bien Hoa base near Saigon was struck by rockets wounding at least 18 Americans. U S troops reported heavy fighting near Pleiku, Lai Khe, and along Highway 13, with Vietnamese forces and U S bombers targeting enemy concentrations. Casualty figures varied as reports described field engagements, ambushes, and air strikes across central highlands and the border areas with Cambodia.
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