Plan and helicopter collision kills fourteen overseas
A U S Army spotter plane and a South Vietnamese troop carrying helicopter collided west of Can Tho in Kien Tuong Province killing 14 people including four Americans. In Cambodia, communists shelled Siem Reap, overran a post, and blocked the highway to Kompong Som. Five offensives were reported as communists aim to isolate Phnom Penh. King Hussein of Jordan plans a U S visit in December to discuss policy. Pope Paul VI makes a one hour stop in East Pakistan en route to the Philippines. Bolivia to draft amnesty for political prisoners including Regis Debray. Brezhnev and Gomulka say Europe nears end of Cold War tensions with East West cooperation. Ivory Coast forces beat back a seaborne invasion by Portuguese mercenaries.
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Nation Weather and Crisis Sweep Nation in Record Freeze
Cold weather shattered records from Texas to Pennsylvania with up to 18 inches of snow in New York and Ohio. At least 23 weather deaths reported as a brutal blast shut schools and businesses. In Honolulu waves thrashed shorelines while across the country governors urged caution. Senate finance panel tentatively backs welfare residency and other changes as America grapples with a harsh winter.
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Chicago
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Navy war objector wins discharge
A young Navy officer from Lafayette Colorado Lt Ronald McMahon, 24, won a Navy discharge by federal court order after objecting to the Vietnam War. McMahon, communications officer aboard the Cleveland, objected to authenticating messages on nuclear weaponry and carrying a pistol. The court found the Navy failed to prove he was not a bona fide conscientious objector.
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Colo
Vietnam
Gordon Thompson
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Fred Holoboff
U.S. Supreme Court
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Sacramento
John Metz
Lawrence Karlton
Metz
Marklige Deal and Mixed News From Around Europe
French airport police refused Cleaver entry and ordered return to Algiers. Yugoslav Bogdan plans to wed 21 year old Patricia Damice in Silver Creek, N.Y., to stay in the U.S. Gov. Maddox forecasts recording career after January. Air Force officer resigns seeking CO status. Mrs. Johnson visits London. An all black jury convicts Martin Routrell for murder. codefendant Ben Chaney acquitted. Nixon receives 45 pound white turkey for Thanksgiving.
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