Kissinger to Head For New Paris Peace Talks
President Nixon's special envoy Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. returns from Southeast Asia with plans for another Kissinger peace session in Paris. Haig met South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu for two days of talks described as cordial and constructive. Nixon welcomed Haig home to Washington.
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31 Amphibious Vehicles Delivered To S. Vietnam
The United States delivered 31 amphibious troop and cargo carriers to South Vietnam as part of a buildup ahead of a possible cease fire. A team of at least 10 U.S. Marine engineers arrived to train Vietnamese marines in operating the vehicles.
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Thousands Of Civil Defense Jobs To Go
Defense sources say large civilian layoffs are planned after Congress returns in January as Nixon orders cuts to civil service rolls and Laird pledges $1.5 billion in annual budget reductions. Army plans restructuring at Ft Meade and in Atlanta may merge commands and retrench helicopter bases. possible naval shipyard closures are discussed.
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Korean Leader in Washington
South Korea opposition leader Kim Dae jung left Tokyo for Washington to discuss the political situation with U.S. officials. He arrived in Tokyo October 1 and was in Tokyo October 17 when martial law was imposed to extend President Park Chung Hee’s rule, and Kim said he would not return to Seoul to avoid arrest.
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Rainy Weather Ahead for Middletown Through Wednesday
More rain forecast for the Middletown area tonight through Wednesday. Lows tonight near 40s and highs tomorrow in the low 50s. Extended outlook shows clearer skies Thursday and partly cloudy Friday. Yesterday's high 47 and overnight low 41.
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Scout Executive Charged With Assaulting Cop
George C. Freeman 63 of Alexandria Virginia, deputy chief scout executive, was charged with assault with intent to kill after a collision in the Lincoln Tunnel in Weehawken New Jersey. An off duty NYPD patrolman John Reig shot Freeman through the windshield as Freeman’s car was pursued after the crash. Freeman was treated and released from North Hudson Hospital. both men were charged with assault.
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Trade Deal Under Way For Siberian Gas and Oil
Secretary of Commerce Peter G. Peterson says the United States will greatly increase imports of natural gas and oil from the Soviet Union. Talks on a Siberian gas deal continue, with Japan possible credit involvement, and no firm agreement yet. Peterson anticipates major energy initiatives from the White House.
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Boot stash theft shocks Salt Lake City cowboy
In Salt Lake City Robert Bridge reported $150 hidden in his stocking inside boots disappeared after he dozed while a record played. He said the boots and stockings were removed while he slept and the money was gone.
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Tanaka Dissolves Diet for December General Election
Tokyo AP report says Prime Minister Tanaka dissolved the Diet to set a December 10 general election. His Liberal Democrats lead over Socialist rivals remains wide as he promotes a domestic reshaping plan, higher defense spending, and restraint on yen revaluation.
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