Brezhnev Walks a Tight Line on U.S.-Soviet Relations
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports Brezhnev, amid talk of a renewed U.S. bombing campaign in Vietnam, treads carefully in a 50th anniversary speech. He must maintain progress with Washington while appeasing hardliners at home, balancing praise with warnings of possible setbacks.
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IRA May Suspend Offensive Operations For Christmas
Belfast AP reports the Irish Republican Army may suspend offensive actions from midnight tonight to midnight Christmas. The move would not be a formal cease fire and could end if British Army conducts searches. Nine people have died in the last 48 hours, eight Catholics, amid Northern Ireland violence.
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