Secret Paris Peace Talks In Third Round
secret talks between Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho reach their third meeting in Paris after brief Brussels detour. Kissinger also meets Indonesian President Suharto and Foreign Minister Malik as Indonesia aids cease fire supervision.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Hanoi
Brussels
Suharto
Indonesia
Nixon
le Duc Tho
Communist Party
Kissinger
Tho
U.S
Adam Malik
Graham Crusade In India Continues Amid Attack
An Indian army convoy ambushed near Graham's crusade site in Nagaland. Billy Graham carried on with prayers as gunfire echoed over the grounds. About 60,000 people attended, with Graham urging youth to become missionaries and spread the gospel despite the violence.
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Graham
India
Chima
Billy Graham
Nagaland
Kohima
Nixon proposes ban on travel to Communist China
President Nixon announced at Camp David a strict government ban on U S air and sea travel to Communist China marking a first step toward possible scheduled flights and voyages to the long isolated nation. Harvard professor Samuel L Popkin is jailed for defying a grand jury on Pentagon Papers leaks after losing academic privilege. An explosion at a Carrollton fuel storage plant sparked five hours of fire prompting neighborhood evacuation with no injuries. UNESCO elected Fuad Sarraf of Lebanon as president for two years. Belgium Premier Gaston Eyskens resigns his Christian Democrat Socialist coalition government.
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Thurmont, Md
Nixon
U.S
China
Camp David
Boston
Harvard
Samuel L. Popkin
Carrollton, Ga
Brussels
Belgium
Gaston Eyskens
Apollo 17 Crewmembers Rehearse Lunar Liftoff Docking
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan and Schmitt rehearse lunar lift off maneuvers in the lunar module simulator while Evans operates the command ship trainer. The drill covers the precise timing to launch from the moon and two hours of docking maneuvers.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Challenger
Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison H. Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
Cernan
Schmitt
Apollo
Census shows high home and TV ownership in Lawton County area
Lawton and Comanche County residents largely own homes and have televisions and cars. The 1970 census reports 90.8 percent of 25 984 year round housing units in Lawton occupied, with 58.1 percent owner occupied and 41.9 percent renter.
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OST
Lawton
Comanche County
Census Bureau
Hous
Ing
MOST
Loss Of Giant Bomber First In War's History
The United States confirms a B52 bomber was shot down over North Vietnam the first such loss in the war. All six crewmen were rescued within two hours after the crash near Vinh, 110 miles north of the DMZ. The event occurred during a heavy B52 attack with about 45 aircraft involved.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Pentagon
North
U.S
Saigon
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
20Th Parallel
U.S. Command
Panhandle
Hanoi
da Nang
Inside Editorials and Classifieds Layout Snapshot
A fragmented newspaper page shows sections like Inside Editorials Markets Classifieds Bridge and Dear Abby with page cues. It lists departments such as Sports Women’s Scenes Comics Crossword Entertainment and Obituaries with contact lines for ads and circulation.
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Abby See
Thanksgiving Service Brings Lawton Churches Together
Lawton residents observe Thanksgiving with a city wide service at McMahon Auditorium at 7 30 p m The event features a massed church choir and music by the 77th Army Band Rev Bill Satter delivers the sermon Rev Jesse Davenport gives the opening prayer and Rev Tom Hubbard presides over the service City offices banks and schools close Thursday with some offices operating fatigue duty personnel remaining on duty at Fort Sill for essential tasks
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77Th Army Band
Don Hancock
Chuck Hopkins
First Baptist Church
Bill Satter
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Jesse Davenport
St. John’s’ Baptist Church
Tom Hubbard
Centenary Methodist
Israel shells Syrian towns in Golan in broad clash
Israeli forces tightened control of the Golan Heights after a heavy eight hour battle with Syria. Commanders said six civilian villages were shelled to signal against further attacks, with 20 to 30 hits reported. Syria claimed losses while vowing continued guerrilla support.
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Golan Heights
Israel
Syria
Golan
Damascus
Forecasters Predict Pleasant Thanksgiving Weather for Lawton Area
Weather crews forecast a clear Thanksgiving with fair skies and warmer temperatures in Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma. Highs in the lower 40s today and lower 50s on Thursday accompanied by light variable winds. Tuesday's high was 35 and low 30.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Preparations Begin For Security Talks In Helsinki
Ambassador Val Peterson signaled U S hopes for fresh paths to peace in Europe as preparations start for a conference on security and cooperation in Helsinki. He noted 34 participating states and urged constructive engagement to advance stability, while Finland's Foreign Minister Ahti Karjalainen hailed the unprecedented dialogue.
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Elsinki
Finland
Val Peterson
U.S
Europe
Peterson
Nebraska
Helsinki
United States
Ahti Kar
Jalainen
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