U.S. Stays Bound to Paris Accord Despite Vietnam Falls
State Department said the United States remains committed to the 1973 Paris peace agreement even as North Vietnam captured Phn o Binh near the Cambodian border. Spokesman Robert Anderson called the fall a serious matter but not an abrogation of the accord.
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Phnoc Bint
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Saigon
Nessen
Congress
Indochina
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Laos
Cambodia
Tyin
Thailand
Vietnam
Washington
Tran Kim Phuong
Phuong
William Beecher
Pentagon
Brown vows austere, orderly California government in Capitol move
On his first full day as governor, Ed Brown began an austere administration. His office was nearly empty, reflecting his cost cutting aims as he pledged seven percent salary cuts and reduced staff. He met leaders Mills and McCarthy, toured the Capitol, and planned regular strategy meetings to tackle unemployment inflation and education.
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Stiessmenbi
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Capitol
Ronald Reagan
Brown
Reagan
Governor's Mansion
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
Senate
James Mills
Mills
McCarthy
San Francisco
Los Angeles
University of California Tregents
Nancy Reagan
Skyjacker Seized Plane Then Demanded Ransom and France
A British Airways twin engine BAC 111 was hijacked on a Manchester to London flight. The hijacker held stewardess Barbara Brindley and demanded a ransom and a flight to France while authorities debated terms. The plane circled over southern England for hours before an escort plane and police moved in.
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London
Heathrow
France
Evreux
Paris
Barbara Brindley
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Pas
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Harry Lea
Raslway
Beauvais
Lea
England
Stansted Ir
Guage
Stansted
Dover
Steward Bond
Gibson
Ford mulls tax cut to spur consumer spending
President Ford plans new measures to counter recession later this month. Rep Richard H Fulton says a multibillion dollar tax cut is the keystone of a Democratic emergency plan to revive demand, with proposals for credit allocation lower interest rates and more public service jobs for the unemployed.
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Ford
Richard H. Fulton
Fulton
Atlantic air fares unchanged across North Atlantic routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board extended current North Atlantic fares through March 31 after airlines failed to agree on new rates. International fares hinge on airline decisions but require CAB and foreign agency approval. Separately, a CAA judge ordered higher first class fares U S to Hawaii and the elimination of several discount fares.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Atlantic
United States
Europe
Africa
International Airlines
CAB
CAA
U.S
Hawaii
Indians OK cease-fire at occupied mansion
Menominee Tribe members occupying the 64 room Alexian Brothers estate near Gresham Wisconsin agreed to a new cease-fire after talks and a pipe ceremony. No injuries were reported as guardsmen replaced deputy sheriffs and plans were made to resume negotiations with the Chicago order.
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Gresham
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Artley Skenandore
Patrick J. Lucey
Lucey
Skenandore
Alexian Brothers
Europe backs IMF plan to invest oil surpluses
The nine members of the European Economic Community endorsed a plan to invest surplus oil revenues through the IMF. A $10 to $12 billion facility would be guaranteed by the IMF and funded by increased contributions, replacing the gold requirement. Denis Healey led talks as European finance chiefs urged U.S. support in Washington next week.
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IMF
London
European Economic Community
International Monetary Fund
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Healey
Middle East
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Uchoast
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