Talks to Resume Tuesday in Saigon Peace Effort
South Vietnam indicates willingness to accept a peace pact and seeks clarifications on annexes before Kissinger and Tho resume talks in Paris Tuesday. Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam says Saigon is close to a conclusion and Haig returns to brief President Thieu after meetings in Saigon.
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Inauguration Security Tightened Amid Protests
About 2,000 military reinforcements were called in as a precaution for Nixon's inauguration. Officials say violence is not expected, with 8,000 police and National Guardsmen already on duty. The March Against Death could draw up to 50,000 protesters, while police estimate 20,000 may attend.
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Inaugural Problems For Orthodox Jews
In New York the coming presidential inauguration on Saturday poses Sabbath limits for conservative and orthodox Jews including no mechanical devices and restricted travel. Rabbis note ways around rules for attending prayers and watching TV, while emphasizing the 24 hour period as a time for peace and study.
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Odd Sized Mail May Cost More Surcharge Proposed
Postmaster General EK T Klassen announces recommendations to surcharge extra large or small envelopes. Odd sized mail cannot be sorted automatically, increasing processing costs. Proposals set size limits from 3 by 5 inches to 6 by 11 inches and offer presort discounts to large mailers.
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Honeymoon Ends As Spender Realization Hits Couple
A couple learns the honeymoon ends when he discovers she is the big spender and she realizes she did not receive the promised financial wealth. The revelation strains their marriage as finances become a central conflict.
Weather outlook with cold temps and light snow possible
Cloudy skies and cold temperatures mark the forecast for tonight and tomorrow with a chance of snow flurries. Lows near the mid 30s and highs in the upper 30s, with yesterday’s Middletown high 62 and overnight 46 and 1 inch of rain recorded.
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Allies Strengthening Hand For Cease Fire
Three US and South Vietnamese campaigns aimed to bolster Thieu for a cease fire. B52 and fighter bombers conducted over 400 strikes on base areas used by the Communist command. Launched campaigns urge defections and root out Viet Cong, while authorities vow to defend civilians and resist disorder during the cease fire.
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Soviets Open Talks On NATO Preparations
The Soviet Union accepts starting talks on January 3 to prepare for a European force-reduction conference and calls for inclusion of all interested European states. NATO invited Russia to join the preparatory talks on November 15, with Tass reporting the Kremlin’s response. The U S and Western allies seek talks limited to troops in Central Europe, excluding states like Sweden Spain or Yugoslavia.
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