Kissinger urges Korea China join in Asia conference
Secretary of State Kissinger urged a conference including the United States, China, North Korea, and South Korea on Korea's future. He said the US will keep security for South Korea until a permanent peace is arranged and highlighted avoiding future Asian wars.
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Ranks Of Strikers Swell In Major U S Coal Fields
The number of striking miners rose to over 20 000 in West Virginia coal fields as another large labor dispute stalls progress in Washington over cannery workers in California. A judge in Salem Oregon refused to order grain inspectors back to work, threatening Oregon’s 60 million bushel wheat crop. In Seattle 625 nurses at Group Health Cooperative Hospital and nine clinics planned a 10 day strike, joining 1 800 nurses already striking across 15 Seattle area hospitals. West Virginia coal mine walkouts spread to major mining regions as UMW District 17 cites near total participation.
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Murder of British envoy shocks Ireland
Britain's ambassador Christopher Ewart-Biggs was killed by a land mine outside Dublin as his car left the British Embassy. The attack, possibly tied to the IRA, drew widespread condemnation, with arrests of suspected IRA members and public mourning across Ireland.
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Witness Denies Leak Of Secret Report In House Hearing
A. Searle Field, staff director of the House Intelligence Committee, testifies that unauthorized White House personnel and others had access to a secret intelligence report that leaked to CBS reporter Daniel Schorr. He denies leaking the report and cites circulated copies across Washington.
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