U S Convoy Ambushed By Cong In Viet Attack
Saigon reports multiple Viet Cong assaults north of the capital with an ambushed U S convoy resulting in 20 dead or wounded among South Vietnamese and American forces. A payroll convoy was blasted 40 miles north, eight Vietnamese soldiers killed, and a Jeep and two trucks damaged. Viet Cong sapper attack near an outpost killed eight militiamen. Mortar fire hit a hamlet north of Saigon, and a police station was wounded by a hand grenade.
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Saigon
U.S
Tam Binh
Solons Urge End To Bans At Publicly Built Lakes
Washington AP A congressional committee criticizes federal agencies for private developers posting No Trespassing signs on reservoirs built with public funds. It urges removal of such signs and calls for public access to be guaranteed under the national outdoor recreation policy. The report notes thousands of lakes funded by the Soil Conservation Service with limited public access and argues the policy favors private gains and hampers wildlife and recreation development.
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Washington
House
Great Amarinas
Soil Conservation Service
Congress
SCS
Fish and Wildlife
Beyind
New Motel Rising in Chicago Suburb in 10 Days
Construction starts today on a five story prefabricated motel planned as a 162 unit Holiday Inn in Itasca Illinois. Anvan Industries of Elk Grove delivers factory made bedroom modules with furnishings and amenities. Anthony A Antoniou and Peter Fosco announce rapid assembly by crane and interconnection of modules, claiming time and cost savings and potential for 50 story buildings.
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Chicago
Itasca
An van Industries
Elk Grove
Anwan
Anthony A. Antoniou
Peter Fosco
International Laborers Union
Antoniou
University of Illinois
Antiwar protesters plan eviction note to Nixon at White House
Rain-drenched demonstrations see about 490 youths plan a march on the White House to deliver an eviction note to President Nixon. Rennie Davis, leader of the People's Coalition for Peace and Justice, says civil disobedience is likely if permits are denied. Separate actions in Texas and Birmingham report larger Veterans Day events with several arrests and widespread crowds.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Rennie Davis
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
Davis
Washington Monument
Viet Coy
Paris
Hosea Williams
Vietnam
Raim
Arlington National Cemetery
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Senate antiwar push may stall adjournment
Senate war critics press an amendment to the $3.2 billion foreign aid bill calling for U.S. troop withdrawal in six months and banning broader Indochina combat spending. The move, backed by Cooper and Church, could delay adjournment as House and conferees battle over the defense and aid measures. President Nixon’s withdrawal timing and White House stance add to the uncertainty as Congress aims to end the session by December 1.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Congress
Dee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Cambodia
Laos
Sens
John
Sherman Cooper
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate House
Conferjees
House
Pentagon
White House
Chrysler Seeks Higher Prices After Q3 Surge
Chrysler Corp plans price increases ASAP under Nixon Phase 2 after a record third quarter with sales of 1.9 billion and net earnings of 6.2 million. Board chairman Lymm Townsend says profit was hurt by price rollbacks on the 1972 line and higher labor costs, prompting need for future hikes. Nine-month sales reached a record 5.9 billion with earnings of 46.4 million.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Nixon
Lymm A
Townsend
Chrysler Board
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