Hanoi bids to restore neutral DMZ in Vietnam talks
North Vietnam at the Paris peace conference signaled a plan to restore the six mile wide buffer zone as a fully neutral demilitarized area. Nguyen Thanh Le stated Hanoi seeks to base a new settlement on the 1954 Geneva accords and urges elections for a united Vietnam. An American source called reestablishing the DMZ a major potential advance.
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Miners in Mountaineer No 9 Mine Remain Trapped
Union officials report miners still underground in Mountaineer No 9 as rescue teams wait for at least 12 to 24 hours with no blasts before entering. Officials warn sealing attempts could take the night and be extremely dangerous due to potential air and gas conditions. Federal and state inspectors found safety violations that could have caused an explosion.
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Charleston
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Charleston Daily Mail
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Devalued Franc Likely 10 Percent Move On De Gaulle Birthday
Bonn reports that France must devalue its franc by about 10 percent to around 18 cents. Paris papers note the 10 percent limit as money markets reopen Monday. The U S and allies provide $2 billion in credits to support the franc against speculation.
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Nixon May Get Les's Dog Blanco
President Johnson worries over Blanco the White House dog and says he will speak to President elect Nixon about whether to keep the collie. Blanco, a white collie, adapted to White House life and cannot go to the LBJ ranch for unknown reasons.
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Port Dispute Rages Over Rat Infestation Claim
The PMA accuses union longshoremen of violating their contract by defying an arbitrator’s order to end the holdout on the President Taylor. Arbitrator George Love ruled the ship safe and workers should return, while Local 13 leader Curt Johnston demanded fumigation first.
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Nixon launches nonpartisan staff search for 2000 posts
President elect Nixon says he has begun a nationwide talent hunt to fill about 2,000 administration jobs below cabinet level paying 10 000 to 28 000 dollars a year. Ehrlichman says the effort will be nonpartisan and inclusive despite some caution about rapid agency changes.
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Humphrey Moos Meet In St Paul Social Visit
Vice President Hubert Humphrey and University of Minnesota President Malcolm Moos held a 10 minute meeting in St Paul amid rumors of a possible professorship for Humphrey. Both described the encounter as a good social visit.
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Minneapolis
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Prowlers Take 400 at Seaside Blvd Home
Police said prowlers forced a bedroom door at William Cassel home 44 East Seaside Boulevard and fled with 400 dollars in cash Friday.
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Regents vote sparks campus protest over Cleaver course
UC regents adopted a resolution barring academic credit for the Cleaver course on the Berkeley and San Diego campuses prompting mass walkouts and campus clashes with police. Reagan also withdrew an eight point proposal amid faculty objections to authority over courses and appointments.
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Cleaver
Berkeley
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California
Regents
Jackie in Seclusion With Her Children
In New York a priest leads memorial masses at St. Thomas Moret Church for the fifth anniversary of John Kennedy. Kennedy’s sisters Patricia Lawford and Stephanie Smith attend with Jackie Kennedy and her children in seclusion.
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UPI
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Kennedy
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Stephen Smith
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S F State official suggested Bunche to aid negotiations
The report cites S F State officials proposing Dr Ralph Bunche to help talks over student unrest. The mayor urged state lawmakers and Reagan aides to visit the campus for meetings, meeting a cool response from trustees chair Theodore Meriam.
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United Nations
Reagan
Theodore Meriam
Kennedy visits JFK grave twice in Arlington
In Washington five years after Dallas, Sen. Edward Kennedy and his family returned to John F. Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery. He prayed at the tomb twice, once before opening and again in the early afternoon, as wreaths were laid by military emissaries and others.
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Jetliner Ditches Near San Francisco In Fog
A DC-8 Super 62 from Tokyo ditched in shallow water three miles south of San Francisco International Airport during an instrument approach. Ninety-six passengers and eleven crew avoided serious injuries as the craft settled in seven feet of water near Coyot Point.
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Kohhei Asah
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