Nixon Returns to White House After Camp David Stay
President Nixon moved operations back to the White House from Camp David after spending Thanksgiving Day with his family. He plans meetings with Transportation Secretary Volpe and Housing Secretary Romney, and received a six hour briefing from Henry Kissinger with Le Duc Tho in Paris.
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Kissinger-Tho Hold Secret Paris Peace Talks at Choisy site
Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for about an hour at a suburban rendezvous near Paris after word that the meeting was off. CBS crews traced Kissinger to the Choisy-le-Roi location while Ziegler called on Maurice Schumann. Kissinger said he would meet Tho again Saturday.
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Restaurant workers ratify contract in Manhattan
A unanimous ratification by 800 restaurant workers returns waiters bus boys and captains to duties at famous Manhattan spots while striking cooks and helpers await a later vote.
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Stiff NATO Sea Defense Urged by Atlantic Assembly
BONN AP lawmakers from NATO allies urge stronger naval defense amid Soviet maritime challenge. The North Atlantic Assembly adopts several committee recommendations on closing day of its 18th session. They warn NATO is being outflanked and supply routes from North America and the Persian Gulf could be cut as the Soviet navy peaks.
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Fort Sill Firepower Show Promises Largest Demonstration Yet
Fort Sill prepares for a 2 15 p.m. Friday Dec 1 firepower demonstration at Mow-way House West Range. The Army Air Force units will join in the largest air force contingent to date with aerial support and a live Honest John rocket. Rehearsals open to the public Nov 29 and the day of the show. The event aims to educate field artillery students on firing power and direct fire techniques. Fort Sill Half-section under Sgt Earnest R Shrader will fire a World War I cannon to start the display.
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Heaviest North Vietnam Air Raids Reported As 9th Plane Lost
U S air command said B52s struck supply targets near Vinh and Dong Hoi for a third straight day with 14 missions of three planes each. In five days nine American aircraft were lost in Southeast Asia including a Navy A7 Corsair that crash landed at sea, with Lt Cmdr David Edwards ejecting and being rescued. Ground fighting continued near Quang Tri Go Dau Ha and along the Cambodian border with claimed enemy deaths.
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Air Force suspends Boggs airplane search after 39 days
Anchorage bulletin reports Air Force officials suspend the 39 day search for the missing light airplane carrying House Majority Leader Hale Boggs and three others after evaluating all facts and consulting with the Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Service and civilian authorities.
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Israel Lebanese clash reported near cease-fire line
Israeli military command said it clashed with Palestinian guerrillas inside Lebanon on Thursday night and today near the cease-fire line. Lebanese reports claimed helicopter landings, house demolitions, and tents burned at a guerrilla base on Mt. Hermon foothills, which Israel did not confirm.
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Weekend clearing after rainfall across Lawton and western Oklahoma
Rain and mixed precipitation left 0.3 inch in downtown Lawton and higher totals at lakes like Lake Lawtonka Meers and Lake Ellsworth. Forecasters expect clearing skies Saturday with highs in the 50s and cautious driving as conditions improve after a wintry mix across the Panhandle and western Oklahoma.
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Navy Race Relations Probe Resumes Hearings On Navy
AN DIEGO Calif AP A congressional subcommittee resumes hearings into Navy race relations and discipline. Testimony was expected to criticize Capt J D Ward skipper of the aircraft carrier Constellation as about 123 disgruntled sailors were ordered off the ship and later refused to return. Seaman Howard Smith said the trouble might have been avoided if Ward had met with sailors aboard the ship the night of Nov 3. Bowman said he faced discrimination in his job aboard the carrier and was not qualified for a promotional exam, then assigned to laundry.
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