1972 Offensive Shifts Hanoi's Focus Southward
Hanoi's limited 1972 offensive in South Vietnam alters strategic position for a settlement. North Vietnamese units reclaim and fortify areas near Quang Tri and Saigon, raising attacks on the capital as Thieu tightens control and martial law amid stalemate expectations.
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Diploma tax hits Canadian emigres seeking exit visas
Two Canadians and their spouses told by Soviet authorities they must pay a 6,800 rubles per person diploma tax for education received in the USSR as a condition to obtain exit visas. They also face 400 rubles visa fees and 1,500 rubles travel costs. The case follows U.S. pressure over the policy amid broader emigration disputes.
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Who Takes Over China When Mao and Chou Die
Shanghai reports consider possible successors to Mao Zedong and Chou En-lai. Yao Wen-yuan and Chang Chun-chiao emerge as leading candidates with Mrs. Mao’s influence noted. The piece surveys their roles, ages, and ties to the Cultural Revolution era politics.
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Chang Chun-chiao
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Lin Piao
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Peng Teh-huai
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Hsinhua
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Kang Sheng
Yeh Chien-ying
Chen Po-ta
UN General Debate Enters Last Three Days With Former Presidents Speaking
The UN General Assembly in New York moves into its final three days of the 27th session with former presiding officers Corneliu Manescu of Romania and Carlos P. Romulo of the Philippines on the morning schedule. Also attending are Adam Malik and Stanislaw Trepczynski, with Mrs. Angie Brooks Randolph and Abdur-Rahman Pazhwak participating in related sessions. Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan, observer for the International Court of Justice, seeks a new term as judge. Sixteen of the 26 former presidents remain alive.
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Stanislaw Trepczynski
Angie Brooks Randolph
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Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
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Hague
Zafrulla Khan
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Indian Health Series Featured On Today Show
NBC Today show broadcasts a series on American Indian life. A complete wrap up airs on Channel 3 Wichita Falls from 7 to 9 am Monday October 16.
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Wichita Falls
Chouteau Day Celebration Set in Salina Oklahoma
Salina Oklahoma plans Chouteau Day observance Tuesday with an expected crowd of 9 000. The event honors Maj Jean Pierre Chouteau who established the first permanent white settlement in Oklahoma in 1796. Cherokee Mary Sue Pickup will be crowned Indian princess.
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Salina
Jean Pierre Chouteau
Oklahoma
Mary Sue Pickup
Preparation H Provides Relief for Hemorrhoidal Itch
Doctors tested Preparation H on hundreds of patients and found prompt temporary relief from itching and pain. The ointment or suppositories also helped shrink hemorrhoidal swelling in many cases and many doctors use or recommend it for their families.
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