Reds accuse U.S. of lying about war at Paris talks
North Vietnam denounces American actions and accuses Washington of masking aggression in the demilitarized zone while demanding Saigon join peace negotiations. HanoiCritics say the United States has avoided unconditional bombing pauses and blames Saigon for stalling talks as clashes continue near major recon flights and artillery duels.
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Dubcek urges stronger communism and anti US stance
Prague reports quote Dubcek blaming the Saigon regime on neocolonialists and the United States, calling for continued Soviet aligned policy while seeking tempered reforms. He defends the absence of talks with Hanoi and criticizes Western and anti-Soviet pressure as provocation while upholding post January policy.
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Republicans Move to Oust Rep Young in Missouri House
Missouri Republicans move to remove veteran Rep. Robert Young R Carthage from assistant minority floor leader amid intra party friction. Contenders for the post include William C. Phelps and C M Bassman with Bus King Jr. likely to win reelection as Republican floor leader. Other caucus posts see Langsford Parker Betz contending for chairman while Russell Murray and Walter vie for whip roles.
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Missouri highway commission opposes federal rules
The Missouri Highway Commission and the Missouri Department of Transportation announced Thursday they are unalterably opposed to proposed Federal Department of Transportation standards. The plan would require two public hearings on federally funded projects and would place final approval with a federal highway director, risking delays and undermining Missouri’s authority. Officials urged withdrawal, calling the rules a recipe for chaos and a political tool that could halt projects indefinitely.
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Pentagon weighs cutting F111 fleet to save funds
The Pentagon studies reducing the F111 production from 253 to about 90 planes to save money in the 1970 defense budget. A Navy F111B version is reportedly scrapped. final decision expected by mid December after Clark Clifford and Harold Brown return. The move aims to support long range plans and the AMSA program while the government reviews budget constraints.
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Unemployment costs fall during September in Missouri
The Missouri State Employment Security Division reported unemployment compensation costs for October at 1,905,424, down 162,494 from September. The October figure was 29,210 less than October 1967, according to the division.
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Oil well in yard blindsided by costly oil venture
In Los Angeles an old family oil well, drilled in 1911 and abandoned in 1924, brought years of trouble to the Weinsieder family. They spent thousands on drilling, pumping, and capping costs, faced eviction fears, and sued Associated Oil Co. now Getty for negligence. The case centers on a backyard oil gamble that yielded lingering damage and legal action.
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Bishops Reach Compromise on Birth Control Policy
Washington AP report says the National Conference of Catholic Bishops approved a compromise allowing married couples using contraception to remain in good standing. The body urged reassessment of the Vietnam War and draft exemptions for conscientious objectors while stressing limits on church punishment for dissent.
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