Nixon and Brandt Seek NATO Unity and Economic Ties
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. President Nixon and West German Chancellor Brandt wrap two day talks with renewed NATO pledges and a shift toward economic policy. They affirm close relations born from shared wartime history and deny troop reductions in Europe. The joint communique highlights monetary and trade cooperation as key to future relations.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
UPI
Nixon
Willy Brandt
Europe
Afse
WATO
U.S
West Germany
Great Britain
East and West dockers weigh merger talks
In New York City next week leaders of the East and West coast longshoremen unions meet under Chief Federal Mediator J Curtis Counts to discuss a possible merger of the ILWU and ILA. The ILA represents about 50 000 workers in the East and Gulf coasts while ILWU covers about 34 000 on the West Coast.
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San Francisco
UPI
New York City
J. Curtis Counts
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
SUWU
International Longshoremen’s Association
ITLWU
VIETNAM WAR AIR RAIDS CONTINUE WITH NEW LASER GUIDED DEVICES
The report describes continued U S air strikes against North Vietnam with new laser guided devices capable of penetrating bunkers and hangars. North Vietnamese claims of aircraft losses, diplomatic cautions, and the use of protective reaction strikes are noted along with international protests and casualty figures in Thanh Hoa and Nghe An provinces.
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Quang Binh
Demilitarized Zone
Nghe An
North
Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Chester Hanson
Hanson
Paris
Lawrence Gene Stoltz
Dale Francis Koons
Thanh Hoa
Ngho An
Laos
Bombings criticized by lawmakers over North Vietnam strikes
Former defense official Clifford questions Nixon era bombing policy and cites the 1968 understanding. Senators Fulbright and Church criticize the intensified raids as undermining peace aims and accusing the administration of pursuing endless war in Vietnam.
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North Vietnam
Clifford
Defense Department
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Ailard K. Lowenstein
Americans For Democratic Action
Evigene J. McCarthy
Fulbright
Church
Vietnam
Lowenstein
Indochhina
MecCarthy
Hanoi rejects gifts for prisoners of war
The Pentagon called Hanoi's rejection of more than 900 gift packages for American prisoners of war inhumane and uncivilized. Defense spokesman Jerry Friedheim said the packages, mailed August to October, were returned before retaliatory bombing began, with most labeled Refuse par Vietnam in French. Hanoi acknowledged holding three Americans and the U S believes others are missing or in Vietnamese hands.
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UPL
Pentagon
Hart
North Vietnam
Jerry W. Friedheim
Defense Department
U.S
Vietnam
Friedheim
Manol
Hanai
Heinoi
Umat
Kriedheim
San Quentin Prison Slaying Leaves Motive Undetermined
San Quentin officials said the stabbing death of 23 year old inmate Arnold Averill was the tenth killing in the prison in 11 months. Averill, described as a troublemaker, died after a violent struggle, and investigators had not yet determined a motive.
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San Quentin
Arnold ©. Averill
Harlan remembered as a towering 20th century jurist
President Nixon issued a statement praising Justice Harlan as a monumental figure with lucid intellect and clear reasoning. The veteran dissenter, famed for clashing with fellow justices over the Warren era, valued federalism and a strict federal state divide. After retiring due to spinal cancer, he warned against overreach in national policy. Burglary report notes theft from David Hopkins at 348 Sawyer St, Long Beach, with cash and stamps taken.
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Nixon
Kay Biscayne
Supreme Court of the
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Supreme Court
Warren Court
Ims
New York
David Hopkins
Sawyer St
Long Beach
Ubaf
Michigan Band Accuses Stanford of Stone Attack
Michigan's marching band reports being slowed and spat upon by Stanford band members during Rose Bowl events, with director Cavender alleging a stone hit a drummer and witnesses present. Stanford denies violence, claiming playful behavior and a friendly rivalry while noting serenades during prior Rose Bowl preparations.
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Stanford
Roth
UCLA
Cavender
John Stauffer
Niles
Mich
David Ruiz
Ruiz
Yes
Ohio State
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