Saxbe Renounces Nixon War Policy Over Bombing
Sen. William Saxbe says President Nixon has lost his senses after renewed bombing of North Vietnam and shifts to oppose war policy in Congress. The Ohio Republican, long aligned with Nixon, criticizes the White House for not calling him, and warns of trouble for Nixon as he seeks support.
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Chou En-lai Says Bombing Harms Sino American Ties
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai told a Washington Post reporter in Peking that U.S. bombing of North Vietnam would adversely affect Sino American relations. The remark followed a banquet for Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, Viet Cong negotiator, at the Paris talks.
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Truman tributes echoed as nation mourns president
In Independence Missouri widow Bess Truman and daughter Margaret Daniel expressed gratitude for the outpouring of sympathy and affection as Harry S Truman was buried. The memorial services, attendance by presidents Nixon and Johnson, and tributes broadcast nationwide were noted along with continued half staff flags and a January 5 memorial in Washington.
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Democrats Oppose Bombing Campaign Urged by Lawmakers
Eighteen House Democrats urge national mobilization against Vietnam bombing. They ask Chairman Strauss to convene a special Democratic National Committee session and seek a House caucus vote opposing the bombing and backing a U S North Vietnam peace treaty.
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Weather Update Forecast Rain and Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Cloudy skies bring rain tonight and Saturday with overnight lows in the 40s and highs near 60 tomorrow. The outlook calls for more rain Sunday then a cooldown Monday and a chance of snow Tuesday. Yesterday's high in Middletown was 39 with a 29 overnight low.
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More Planes Lost in Hanoi Haiphong Air Blitz
The US Command reports four more planes down including another B52 and 12 airmen missing or killed as the Hanoi Haiphong air campaign continues. It raises American losses to 27 aircraft and 93 airmen for the two weeks. Hanoi claims 76 American planes downed.
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Beef Prices Drop But Likely To Go Back Up
November saw a fourth straight monthly decline in retail beef prices while middlemen hikes kept consumer costs from falling further. The USDA market basket report shows average all beef at 1.123 per pound, down from October yet tied to rising live cattle prices later in November.
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