Talks and Ties That Bound Nixon Agnew in Election Drills
AP analysis notes limited impact of Nixon Agnew campaign on last week's elections. Only 18 of 52 targeted candidates won. several GOP governors or candidates benefited without their direct help. New York and Massachusetts faced restrained cooperation while New York produced long term party strain.
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North Vietnam steps up southward reinforcements
Pentagon reports indicate North Vietnam has increased troop movements into the south this year with about one quarter of reinforcements diverted toward Cambodia. Separately, Saigon says North Vietnamese troops now direct offensives north of the city in a 100 square mile area.
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Hanoi Allows PV Packages for U S Prisoners
Hanoi grants U S pilots permission to receive Christmas parcels via Moscow. Vietnam News Agency says parcels may weigh 11 pounds for year end gifts, doubled from the usual 6.6 pounds, and must follow established procedures. parcels sent otherwise will be rejected.
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Iranian plane hijacked lands in Baghdad after Beirut detour
An Iranian airliner with 22 aboard landed in Baghdad after a hijack, Iraqi sources say. The flight had left Dubai bound for Bandar Abbas when hijackers, reportedly Iranians, forced the landing. Pilot named Sidney Jordan reported fuel concerns amid the incident. This marks the third Iranian aircraft hijacked to Iraq in five months.
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Gray undergoes outpatient neck growth removal at Audrain Hospital
Irvin L. Gray of Wellsville had outpatient surgery Saturday to remove a small neck growth at Audrain Hospital. He is recovering satisfactorily at home and was accompanied by his daughter Miss Edna Gray of Mexico.
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Banker's Britain to become Britain's US envoy Cromer chosen
The Conservative government named the Earl of Cromer, a leading banker and former governor of the Bank of England, as Britain’s ambassador to Washington. Cromer, 52, has long been a force in financial circles and helped stabilize the pound during the Labour era. He plans to focus on commerce and the dollar sterling relationship amid fears of a possible tariff dispute with the United States. He noted meetings with President Nixon and aims to defend British interests in the US push toward the European Common Market.
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Weather forecast shifts daily with mild temps this week
Missouri weather varies through the week with rain in the north and east today then sunny Tuesday. Wednesday brings mild temperatures and a chance of thundershowers, followed by cooler, fair conditions Thursday and Friday with highs mostly in the 60s. statewide rainfall reports include Grant City 1.82 inches and multiple locales ranging from 1.02 to 1.32 inches.
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Lindsay rules out 1972 Democratic presidential bid
Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York said there is not a chance he would seek the Democratic nomination in 1972. He added he has no plans beyond his term as mayor ending December 1973. Lindsay spoke during an BBC TV interview recorded after the U S elections.
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Time magazine quotes Nixon on war economy and crime
New Yorker based Time magazine quotes President Nixon in its current issue claiming the Vietnam War will end with peace and prosperity. It also notes crime will remain an issue in 1972 while praising Republicans on the law and order program. White House officials dispute the attribution.
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