China and Soviet clash at U.N. over disarmament
In New York the Chinese and Soviet delegations traded accusations accusing each other of backing U.S. aims. Chiao Kuan-hua charged the United States and Soviet Union with fabricating a nuclear test ban and nonproliferation pact to mask arms buildup. Malik countered that China joined Rogers in opposing the Soviet world disarmament conference proposal.
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Soviet Union
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William P. Rogers
Assembly
Malik
U.N
Rogers
U.S. Bombers Push Deep Into Southeast Asia Drive
American B 52s spearhead a push into eastern Cambodia while South Vietnamese forces advance five miles to the south. The operation, entering its fourth day, has yet to meet strong resistance as 25 000 troops maneuver toward rubber plantations along Highway 13 near the Chhlong River.
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Hijacker Seizes Plane En Route To Mexico City
The hijacker boarded near Portland Oregon and forced a landing in Seattle after demanding 200000 dollars and four parachutes. A note gave the demand and the crew complied delivering the money and gear before Flight 305 resumed toward Mexico City. The hijacker offered no destination while FBI and FAA searched the Portland area for him.
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It Always Happens When She's Away
Martha Mitchell, wife of the attorney general, says costly government cars for spouses are common. She notes past first ladies used government cars and cites car costs of about 850 dollars annually plus 8,300 dollars for the driver, while in Arkansas visiting friends.
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Warming Trend Ahead For Triad Thanksgiving Weekend
The weatherman forecasts a gradual warming across North Carolina with a parade day around the mid to upper 40s in the Triad. Tonight lows reach upper 20s to lower 30s, Friday warms to lower 50s in High Point with sunny skies.
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North and South Carolina Weather Forecast Snippet
Forecast covers North Carolina and South Carolina. Mountains see clouds and cool highs near 40s, coast mid 50s to 60s, tonight lows 20s to 40s. Friday mostly sunny and warmer. Extended outlook shows more clouds and possible showers, mild days and cooler nights through Monday.
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Thanksgiving Holiday Traditions Across U S Venues
Thanksgiving unfolds with prayer services parades and feasts as Americans at home and abroad share abundance. In Vietnam 180000 troops mark near end of major U S presence while 13 000 Navy aboard 7th Fleet ships also feast. President Nixon spends holiday at San Clemente with talk of football games.
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Size of Presidents: Madison and Lincoln Compared
James Madison stood five feet four inches, the smallest U S president, while Abraham Lincoln reached six feet four inches, the tallest chief executive in U S history.
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Move Is Expected To End Dock Strike
An emergency board is set to advise President Nixon to seek injunctions forcing Atlantic and Gulf coast dock workers to return for a 90 day cooling off period. The board's report follows deadlocked talks over pay and welfare fund guarantees affecting 45 000 longshoremen and 30 000 others from Maine to Texas.
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New Orleans Union
Welfare Experiments Trigger Legal Battle Over Work Rules
Washington activists and officials warn a courtroom clash as New York welfare experiments gain federal approval. NWRO promises fresh legal challenges, arguing the plan forces mothers into public service jobs to keep AFDC aid, amid state funding strains affecting 350000 people.
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Simmons Appointed C D Head
Gov. Bob Scott named Tarboro businessman W. Eugene Simmons to lead the State Department of Conservation and Development. Simmons, 55, former Democratic Party chair, will take the oath at 11 a.m. Friday in the Edgecombe County Courthouse Tarboro. He has 10 years on the state Board of Conservation and Development and five terms as reading clerk of the state Senate. The C D Department lies under the new Department of Natural and Economic Resources after reorganization.
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State Department of Conservation and Development
Simmons
Democratic Party
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Edgecombe County
Tarboro
Don Gilliam Jr
C&d Department
New State Department of Natural and Economic Resources
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