Moscow Radio Calls U S To Halt Vietnam War Talks
Moscow Radio urged the United States to stop military actions against North Vietnam and resume constructive talks in Paris. The broadcast said the Soviet Union would continue to aid Hanoi and dampened hopes for a quick peace move after a flurry of diplomatic visits to the Far East. Kissinger planned talks in Peking, Podgorny had visited Hanoi, and Le Duc Tho returned to Hanoi after talks in Beijing. The White House offered no comment. North Vietnam pressed the United States to cease bombing and blockade. Kissinger left Guam for Shanghai and Peking for talks on normalization and issues of mutual interest including Vietnam. Ngo Thuyen said new U S proposals should come at Paris.
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U S Bombers Hit North Vietnam Air Defenses Deep South
U S fighter bombers destroyed more than 140 air defense items in the southern half of North Vietnam including 76 surface to air missiles. The raid followed the departure of Soviet President Podgorny from Hanoi. In Saigon President Thieu ordered a new push to regain lost territory as nearly 3,000 government marines advanced south of the DMZ amid moderate to heavy resistance.
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Weather outlook with warm, shower chances and midweek cooling
Partly cloudy and warm tonight with a chance of showers and thundershowers. Lows in the mid tens. Highs tomorrow in the mid-0s. Extended outlook shows showers Wednesday then cloudy Thursday and Friday. Warm Wednesday, cooling toward week end. Highs in the 70s by Thursday. Yesterday's high 82, overnight low 64.
Death Toll Rises as Agnes Closes Florida Coast
Agnes slams toward Florida's Panhandle with 12 dead and many injured. The National Hurricane Center warned of an expected landfall near Apalachicola as winds reach 85 mph. Tornadoes ripped through Okeechobee and La Belle, killing at least five. more than 1,500 evacuated along the Gulf. Port St. Joe residents sheltered as twisters damaged multiple buildings and mobile homes, causing over $100,000 in damage.
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On the Inside On the Inside Ann Landers Bridge Opens Oct
Ann Landers column reports the opening of a new bridge on the inside route. Officials confirm the project progress and expected completion date in October. Local residents anticipate improved traffic flow and access to city facilities.
Gospel Singing Packs Street at Expo 72
A crowded street scene shows gospel singing participants part of Expo 72 with the skyline in the background. The AP photo captures a lively outdoor event with a diverse crowd enjoying the performance.
McGovern Aides Test VP Running Mate Polls
McGovern aides run nationwide polls to test possible running mates including Edward Kennedy and Reubin Askew. Chief pollster Pat Cadell leads the survey, designed as advisory after McGovern secures the nomination. Kennedy’s potential ticket strength could influence his decision.
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Court Rules Against Wiretapping Wiretap ruling limits government spying without warrants
The Supreme Court declared illegal the government's wiretapping of suspected subversives without a warrant and found it unconstitutional under the 1968 Safe Streets Act.Justice Powell argued that vague security powers threaten political dissent and chill private conversation and public discourse alike.
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Few U.S. Airlines Hit By Pilots Strike Action
Airline pilots began a 24 hour global walkout prompting 19 foreign flag carriers to cancel service while only a handful of U S carriers halted flights. In the United States Eastern Airlines Southern Airways and Northeast Airlines were among the larger carriers to ground flights despite a federal court injunction.
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Airlines face 24 hour strike in Ohio airports
A 24 hour international pilots walkout began with mixed impact across Ohio airports. While Delta and Eastern reported disruptions, several carriers including United Trans-World and American kept schedules. Officials said some pilots may join the stoppage, while others operated normally or planned no interruptions. International flights faced broader disruptions with many foreign carriers grounded.
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Sky Marshals Arrested 1,163 In Last 16 Months
U S sky marshals, in a 16 month period, seized nearly 50 000 weapons and arrested 1 163 persons including 612 illegal aliens 365 with drugs and 152 trying to evade screening Most arrests occurred before boarding with 34 on aircraft and 13 overheard threatening hijackings Weapons seized included pistols rifles knives and teargas
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