Nixon outlines terms for Vietnam war withdrawal and peace
President Nixon presents televised proposals insisting on eight conditions for ending U.S. involvement in Vietnam. He demands North Vietnam accept a ceasefire, prisoner repatriation, and an international framework before a four month withdrawal, while urging Soviet and other powers to support defense rather than aggression.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
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Timetable of Events Since North Viet Invaded South
A chronological digest of key developments from late March to May detailing North Vietnamese advances and U S responses in South Vietnam. The timeline notes heavy artillery, near-Quang Tri, B 52 strikes, Paris talks, Nixon announcements, and troop withdrawal plans with implications for Cease Fire talks.
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Henry Kissinger
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William P. Rodgers
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Indochina
Baltimore Mayor Pushes City-Resident Hiring Policy
Mayor William Donald Schaefer urges department heads to hire local residents for city jobs. He says giving preference to qualified city residents strengthens the tax base and keeps salaries within Baltimore. About 85 million dollars of the payroll goes to nonresidents.
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William Donald Schaefer
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