World News Briefs Include Vietnam Cease-Fire Violations
Reported New Year cease-fire violations in South Vietnam leading to at least 19 soldier deaths as U.S. air forces attacked a North Vietnamese ammo convoy on the Ho Chi Minh trail. Paris talks labeled fruitless with blame on the U.S. Allende moves to nationalize Chilean banks. A rockslide kills 19 Israeli soldiers near the Jordanian border. Israel seeks to relocate peace talks to Middle East soil. Brazil endures a heat wave sending hundreds to hospitals, many children among them.
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Washington news briefs on protests and policy actions
National energy session walkout as radicals disrupt Seeburg speech. Jewish leaders meet Nixon over Leningrad hijacking cases amid White House discussions. Defense attorneys seek leniency at Soviet Supreme Court. Sprint missile test claims success as part of Safeguard system. Nixon budget signals inflation risk. Brimmer warns against monetary increase.
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Radicals Break Up National Science Meet
In Chicago radicals disrupted two meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science on Wednesday and blocked the association’s president elect from speaking. The disruptive protesters chanted “Peace for the people” as they interrupted sessions and created a charged atmosphere. Dr Glenn Seaborg, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, sought to avoid a direct confrontation by stepping back from the podium.
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Franco Basques Death Sentences Commuted to Prison
News from London reports Franco approval of clemency for six Basque nationalists. Sentences reduced to 30 years imprisonment, prompting relief and mixed reactions from British officials, Paris and Bono government spokesmen, Israeli officials, Washington and Vatican authorities expressing relief and hope.
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Nixon Advised to Vacation for Health
President Nixon, judged in excellent health after two hours of tests at the Naval Medical Center, was urged by his physician to take a relaxing vacation in sunlit Florida or Southern California. The doctor noted limited outdoor exercise and advised more outdoor activity to avoid potential health problems. Nixon exercises in his bedroom each morning, but outdoor activity is essential for his type of schedule.
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Nixon Farewell, Moynihan Departures Highlight White House
President Nixon bids farewell to Daniel Moynihan, who returns to Harvard after aiding welfare reform efforts stalled in Congress. Also reported are a kidney transplant plan by Rev. David Mann for his 17 month old son and a Bloomfield New Jersey sewer debt dispute lasting 43 years. Nixon dodges questions on his daughter Tricia’s engagement to Edward Cox with a joking remark.
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