Egypt Accepts U.N. Peace Extension After General Assembly Vote
United Nations General Assembly approves a three month cease-fire extension and urges renewed talks. Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad accepts the recommendations. Abba Eban notes Israel will rethink its position as the Afro Asian backed resolution calls for withdrawal and Palestinian rights to be recognized as essential to peace.
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Hazardous bomb blitz targets Ho Chi Minh trail
U S planes dropped high hazardous materials equal to three Hiroshima-sized devices in four weeks to cut Communist traffic on the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos. Military sources said an average of 32 B 52 bombers and up to 4 fighter bombers have attacked North Vietnamese supply lines in Laos daily since Oct 8.
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Pope to Stop in Hong Kong on Asian Tour
Pope Paul VI announced at a general audience that he will stop in Hong Kong during his Asian journey this month to show love and esteem for Chinese people with no political significance. Prediction in Italian press about Canada recognizing Red China noted. Berlin talks progress toward Berlin agreement eases East West tensions.
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Allende Says He Will Not Work Miracles as President
In Santiago Salvador Allende warned that he will not perform miracles as Chile’s new president and will instead guide economic planning and sacrifice. In Qu ta Ecuador police arrested five people, including two sons of a failed presidential candidate, in connection with the kidnapping of air force commander General Cetat Rohan Sandoval.
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Government Warns GM Wheels Face Sudden Failure
The National Highway Safety Bureau ordered GM to notify owners after finding wheels on about 150000 late model trucks at risk of sudden catastrophic failure. The issue, long argued by Ralph Nader, prompted GM to seek court relief while recalling earlier replacements for camper-equipped trucks.
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Angela Davis Wins Court Order On Prison Mixing Rights
Angela Davis, linked to the Marin County courthouse shootout, won a federal ruling directing New York City authorities to allow her to mingle with other inmates at the Greenwich Village House of Detention. She faces extradition to California on murder kidnap charges and had begun a hunger strike over solitary confinement.
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Lomax Widow Sues Ford Avis for 120 Million Dollars
Robinette Lomax, widow of television personality Louis Lomax, sues Ford Motor Co and Avis Rent A Car in Los Angeles Superior Court for 120 million dollars total, including 10 million in damages and 100 million in punitive damages. The suit asserts the July 30 fatal crash in New Mexico was caused by an unsafe Ford Fairlane due to defects and poor maintenance.
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Mourners Honor Cardinal Cushing In Boston Lying in State
Hundreds of people filed past the open bier of Cardinal Richard Cushing at Holy Cross Cathedral Boston as he lay in state. Cushing died Monday at 75 after a cancer battle. Article notes a cross-section of mourners including children workers and diverse city residents. Later in London fashion designer Mary Quant gave birth to her first child, a boy, to husband Alexander Plunket-Greene after 14 years of marriage.
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Reasoner to Leave CBS for ABC New York Anchor Post
Report says TV newsman Harry Reasoner will quit CBS on November 14 to join ABC as New York anchorman for its network evening news. The move would replace Frank Reynolds with Reynolds shifting to a network special correspondent role, while Howard K. Smith remains Washington anchor.
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California Congressman Bell to wed again in Bel Air private ceremony
Rep. Alphony Bell, a widower and veteran Republican lawmaker from California, announced on Wednesday that he will begin a new term in Washington with a new wife. He plans to marry Marian McCargo Moses, a divorcee, in private ceremonies Saturday at his Bel Air home.
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President Nix to host Mexico’s president elect luncheon
The White House announced that President and Mrs. Nixon will entertain Mexico's president-elect Luis Echeverria at a private luncheon November 12 at the Florida White House in Key Biscayne.
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Secretary Struck by Lightning Near White House
Virginia Melvin 29 a secretary for the American Automobile Association was struck by lightning on her hunch break near the White House main gate She escaped serious injury and was treated at a nearby facility The incident occurred Wednesday and authorities investigated the event.
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