Thieu Says Vietnam War To Be Narrowed In Three Years
President Nguyen Van Thieu told Conrad M. Black in Saigon that the Vietnam War should shrink to a minor frontier action within three years. He defended U.S. alliance, opposed bombing halts, praised Johnson, and warned critics while detailing South Vietnam’s gains and Cambodia’s crisis as pivotal turning points.
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Sherbrooke, Coe
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Associated Press
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Flags and Bibles To Lead DC March For Victory
Washington crowds prepare for a weekend rally calling for military victory in Vietnam. Organizers claim up to a million may attend with flags and Bibles while police expect far fewer amid tensions between prowar and antiwar groups. Micellintire accuses Nixon of Vietnamization deserting Vietnamese and POWs. Ky withdraws from speaking. A Pentagon event and Capitol memorial service set the weekend schedule.
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Social Security Benefit Rise Faces Senate Hold Up
Washington AP reports Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee proposed an appealing election-year Social Security boost for 26 million beneficiaries. But several senators show hesitation, complicating passage of the plan amid political pressures.
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White House
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Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
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Two Maryland Firms Slash Jobs Force
Westinghouse at Friendship airport and Celanese Plastics in Cumberland announced large scale job cuts after missing an $83 million Air Force radar contract. Westinghouse would lay off several hundred engineers and support personnel at the Defense and Space Center, which employs 13,400 in Maryland.
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Celanese Plastics
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C&O Baltimore and Ohio Railroads See Earnings Rise
The Chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads report nine month net income of 34.7 million or 3.99 a share, up slightly from 1969. Third quarter net income was 12.1 million or 1.39 a share, with September gross income at 236 million. Coal and coke shipments reach 92 million tons year to date, eight million more than last year, and September coal loadings on C&O hit a 13 year high at 106 211 50 ton units.
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C&o
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution lies in the churchyard of the Old Presbyterian Meetinghouse in Alexandria Virginia, marking a historic grave site.
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