Nixon Urges Stand Fast for Peace in Vietnam
President Nixon urged Americans to stand fast for peace in Vietnam and backed a deadline demand to withdraw forces. He presented the Presidential Unit Citation to the 1st Marine Regiment Reinforced at the White House amid calls for united national resolve. The report covers troop withdrawals from Thailand and Vietnam, and reactions from Paris and Belfast.
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1St Marine Regiment
White House
Late Voter Surge Seals Carl Stokes Nomination in Cleveland
In Cleveland, Carl Stokes, first Black major city mayor candidate, overcame a deficit of over 20 000 votes to win renomination in the Democratic mayoral primary as ballots were tallied Tuesday night. He defeated white law and order challenger in a tightly contested race.
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Robert Kelly
Order
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Stokes
Cuyahoga County
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Kelly
Perk
Edge
Boston
Michael Harringon
Salem
Nixon
Congress
Harrington
William L. Saltonstall
Manchester
U.S
Gene Tanney
Europe
Tunney
Joan Wilkinson
Milwaukee
Germany
Nationwide Rail Shutdown Looms If Unions Strike
Washington reports major railroads vow to shut down operations beginning Saturday amid a union strike threat. National Railway Labor Conference chair cites self survival and long term interests. seven rail lines named as targets. Conference spokesman calls the strike overwhelming for the industry. unions demand a 10 percent pay increase.
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John Hillachainian
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Oniag
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Shemsrlye Mille Saul
National Railway Labor Conference
Willz
Mao Returns To Stage In Public Rally For China Anniversary
Smiling Mao Tse tung reappeared at a large rally in Peking marking Red China's anniversary. Lin Biao successor-designate stood with him as crowds cheered Lang live Chairman Mao. Rumors of their deaths had circulated after months of absence from public events.
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Red China
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Gate of Heavenly Peace
Moon Hike Planned for Apollo 12 Mission
Apollo 12 commander Charles Conrad and Alan Bean hope to walk about a half mile to visit the Surveyor 3 spacecraft and salvage four pieces including the TV camera. Bean and Richard Gordon are set to begin the lunar landing expedition soon.
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Independent Prone .39-1141 Chassifiand 432-5957
Prone .39-1141 Chassifiand listed with contact numbers appears in a fragmented newspaper line. It references delivery schedules and carrier details for daily and Sunday sections, noting prices and a monthly or weekly cadence for subscriptions and a Friday or Sunday edition.
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