White House surprised by Indian attack on East Pakistan
A White House briefing says the United States was taken by surprise by India's Nov. 22 assault into East Pakistan, despite talks with Prime Minister Gandhi on Pakistani concessions. The official cited aims to ease suffering, seek political settlement, and press for a cease fire with troop withdrawal while reaffirming neutrality.
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Washington
East Pakistan
United States
Nixon
Indira Gandhi
White House
U.S
India
Henry Kissinger
New Delhi
Subcontinent
Congress
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Pakistan
House
Agha Mohammed Yahya Kahn
United Nations
Soviet Union
Care Cuts Electric Bill Part II Promotes Home Energy Saving
A Daily series cites a 7 point program from the National Bureau of Standards to cut electricity use in Tennessee Valley homes. Storm windows, thermostat control, and reducing idle devices can slash heat loss and costs while boosting comfort.
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Tennessee Valley
Watkins
Decatur Electric Department
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Bureau of Standards
Motive Sought In Dyer Death
In Dyer Tennessee authorities seek a motive after James Edward Collins 36 rushed City Hall fired a Mauser rifle killing fireman George Ivie 46. Collins later charged with first degree murder as mayor and city workers restrained him.
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Dyer, Tenn
Dyer City
Robert C. Pybas
George Ivie
Ivie
Robinson
Collins
George
Billy. Browning
Atwood
Missiles Fire At U S Attack Planes In Laos Border Fight
American fighter bombers dodged surface to air missiles and attacked a radar station as U S air raids near the North Vietnam Laos border expanded. Navy A7s were struck at by SAMs near Ban Kar pass while a radar site north of Mu Gia pass tracked U S jets.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Wrnter Saigon
North Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ban Kar Pass
Air Force
Mu Gia
Navy
Mu Gia Pass
United States
Gus Prosch Identified In Arsenal Case At Trial
Two witnesses identified Dr. Gus Prosch as the man who rented space for a trailer later seized by county and federal authorities as an arsenal. Prosch faces charges under the Gun Control Act for possessing 17 unregistered firearms 27 unregistered hand grenades and 45 other weapons plus bomb making material. Seventeen witnesses were sworn and 14 jurors selected in U S District Court in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
Ala
Gus Prosch
Prosch
U.S. District Court
W. Allgood
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AP Wirephoto
City Hall
Pybas
Horace Mays
City Recorder
Gibson County General Hospital
Trenton
Hanoi
Saigon
Xay Dung
Viet Cong
John C. Sexton Jr
Warren
Mich
Sexton
South Vietnam
Allgood
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