Hanoi Official Leaves Paris Signals Strategy Shift
Le Duc Tho a top North Vietnam official and key Hanoi delegate flew home from Paris prompting talk of strategy revision. He planned stops in Moscow and Beijing to consult allies before returning. Meantime Hanoi insists on US bombing halts before talks resume, while Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma pressures a partial bombing pause.
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UPI
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Communist Party
Mascow
Peking
Tho
le Bourget
United States
Saigon
South Vietnam
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
U.S
Berkeley Riot Echoes French Student Uprising
About 500 demonstrators clashed with 200 police at UC Berkeley. Tear gas forced dispersal after rock throwing and improvised barricades near the main entrance. Rally sponsored by the Young Socialist Alliance and others drew some 3 000 spectators.
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Calif
UPI
France
University of California
Europe
Young Socialist Alliance
William Beale
France turns to Couve de Murville plan to curb inflation
Paris reports Finance Minister Couve de Murville will push a program aimed at stabilizing the franc and inflation. The plan mixes tariff alignment with import quotas, aid to exporters, and controls on price rises as pay raises in private and public sectors push up costs.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Couve de Murville
de Gaulle
Maritime Seamen Strike Ties Up East Coast Ports
About 45 000 seamen walked out in a wage reopener dispute causing ships to idle across the East Coast and Gulf ports. The NMU leadership cited solidarity from other unions while ILA and ship lines watched operations and talks remained at a standstill. Seamen seek a five percent pay rise and extra vacation days amid contracts set to expire next June.
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UPS
East Coast
Gulf Ports
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Maritime Service Committee
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Winere l Stance
A rhetoric piece argues for channeling warith into productive activities and reducing crime by addressing job training, education quality, family structure, and recreation. It cites private local efforts like Boys Club and Spring Mountain youth camp as aids and stresses public will to end lawlessness.
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Warith
Spring Mountain
Civil Rights Confab Ends In Near Chaos
At the NAACP 59th annual convention in Atlantic City New Jersey about 200 angry youths disrupted proceedings as they lost a second bid for power and raised chants. The rump session of roughly 1 000 members held brief business before the stormy conclave ended with the group singing We Shall Overcome reflecting the moderate faction.
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N.J
UPI
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Old World Bazaar Brightens City Mall Weekend Event
Local shoppers are invited to the Old World Bazaar at Boulevards Mall with diverse stalls, foreign costumes and antiques. Happy Holiday Gifts department opens anew promising special items while Hickory Farms reports brisk sales of a 35 pound kosher loaf that tends to sell fast.
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Old World & Taar
Merc
Hickory Farms
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