Kissinger Sworn In as Secretary of State at White House
Henry Kissinger took the oath in the East Room as Nixon praised his leadership during a watershed era. Kissinger acknowledged his origin and family, received three standing ovations, and outlined a goal of moving toward a lasting peace with the world watching his UN General Assembly speech.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Warren E. Burger
White House
America
Louis
Paula
Walter
Nazi Germany
U.N. General Assembly
New York
William P. Rogers
Senate
State Department
John Foster Dulles
North Vietnam Blames U.S. For Delay In Returns
North Vietnam states return of U S remains tied to release of Communist civilian prisoners in South Vietnam. A spokesman cites U S and Saigon violations of the Paris peace accord as the main obstacle. The United States has charged the Communists with withholding information on MIAs twice this month.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Surviving Stanek sextuplets show stronger health progress
In Denver AP report doctors say five surviving Stanek sextuplets Jeffrey John Catherine Nathan Steven are improving after a week of critical condition. Catherine Nathan and Steven remain on respirators while Jeffrey and John breathe independently. Julia, the smallest, died Tuesday from hyaline membrane disease. The five receive donated breast milk as doctors monitor their gradual recovery.
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Denver
Jeffrey
John
Catherine
Nathan
Steven
James Strain
Edna Stanek
Lakewood
Colo
Julia
Dutch View Watergate Hearings Boost Democracy Image
The Dutch Broadcast Foundation resumes its Sam Ervin Show style Watergate coverage as the Senate hearings return to Washington. Viewers in the Netherlands praised democracy in action, with Hindricks and Nahuisen noting the program’s clarity and broad access.
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Amsterdam
United States
Dutch Broadcast Foundation
Sam Ervin
Washington
Foundation
Hilversum
Klass
Jan Hindricks
Bob Nahuisen
Nahuisen
Hindricks
America
Holland
Non-teacher union accepts offer ending Youngstown strike
Public Employes Union Local 1143 voted to accept an agreement with the Youngstown Board of Education ending the September strike. The pact covers 350 of 750 non teaching workers and provides a 5.9 percent raise costing about 106000 dollars yearly.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Public Employes Union Local 1143
Youngstown Board Education
George Phillips
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Henry Jackson
Charles Percy
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Jack Anderson
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George Bush
Arthur Miller
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First National Bank OF Middletown
Middletown
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