Peace talks drift after Vietnam cease-fire deadline
The Oct. 31 signing deadline passed without a firm signing date or ultimatum. White House officials doubt a signing before the Nov. 7 election. Kissinger in Washington in touch with Hanoi while Paris and Saigon press for progress and a quicker end to the war.
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White House
Paris
United States
Henry A Kissinger
Hanoi
Kissinger
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Russia
China
Avenue Kleber
Nixon
Thieu
Goleta Valley projects clear despite environmental concerns
County supervisors acting as the Environmental Quality Advisory Agency approved 35 negative declarations for developments across Goleta Valley. Protests from homeowners groups and districts argued insufficient time for input while officials promised continuances. The projects now await building permits as Goleta Valley faces a severe water shortage warnings from Goleta Water District.
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County Environmental Quality Advisory Agency
Goleta Valley
Curtis Tunnell
Llana Sherman
Goleta County
Chile cabinet offers to resign during crisis
Santiago Chile The entire Chilean cabinet offered its resignation to President Salvador Allende amid a labor and economic crisis. Treasury Minister Orlando Millas announced the move after two ministers had already resigned and had their resignations accepted, opening the way to a government reorganization as workers strike.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Salvador Allende
Treasury
Orlando Millas
Allende
Jaime Suarez
Anibal Palma
Millas
County general fund contingency drains amid deficits
County officials warn the 790000 general fund contingency may run dry before emergencies. Auditor Floyd notes 202000 26 percent spent, up from 6 percent a year ago. Pending lease payment concerns prompt calls for strict review of agreements before approval.
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Board of Supervisors
Raymond D. Johnson
Paul Floyd
Floyd
U.S. escalates air strikes as Vietnam war widens
U S air forces mounted near record B52 raids on North Vietnam while communist attacks surged across South Vietnam for the sixth straight day. Saigon reports 121 enemy shellings and ground assaults as two central coast towns fell to attacks. Jet bombers and a naval task force struck shore targets while the north remained within the 20th parallel in peace talks amid mounting casualties.
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Saigon
UPS
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
20Th Parallel
Hanoi
Bus Plunges to Slopes in Greece Killing Four Tourists
A tour bus carrying 38 American Bible Lands travelers crashed on a road near Corinth, Greece. Four women died at the scene and another died in hospital. 22 were seriously injured at a Corinth hospital and eight more were taken to Athens suburbs hospitals. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Athens
UPI
Paul
Corinth
Greece
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