East Pakistan Officials Resign Amid Dacca Tension
Indian artillery bombarded targets in Dacca as East Pakistan faced a possible final stand. Reports say top East Pakistani officials resigned seeking Red Cross protection, with names including the police inspector general and information secretary. War losses cited: 1,978 Indian troops killed in 11 days, 5,025 wounded, 41 Indian planes down, 83 Pakistani planes destroyed. Pakistan claimed air raids on Srinagar Pathankot and Amritsar.
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Nixon Opens Devaluation Gate in World Currencies
President Nixon and French leader Pompidou signaled readiness to realign exchange rates through devaluation of the dollar and revaluation of other currencies. The move aims to ease the international monetary crisis, with broader exchange margins possible and no direct domestic price drop for the dollar. Markets fell in Paris and Lausanne as dealers voiced little buying. The Group of Ten summit follows to push for a constructive solution.
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Winds and cold approach Odessa with sharp temp drop
A deep low pressure system expected to move into Odessa Tuesday will bring strong winds up to 25 mph and near freezing temperatures by Wednesday morning with highs around 58 and 55 degrees. Overnight lows may dip to 32. A twin system on the West Coast could bring similar temperatures and a small chance of rain Friday or Saturday.
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Cambodian Rubber Town Seized By South Vietnamese Troops
Military spokesman said South Vietnamese forces took the Cambodian rubber plantation town of Chup today without any opposition, delivering a rapid advance into Cambodian territory from Odessa American and IndoChina section.
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Pair Happy To Be Back In United States
Mary Ann Harbert and Richard Fecteau arrived at Valley Forge Military Hospital after release from Communist China marking their homecoming. Harbert, 26, and Fecteau, a Lynn Mass. native, expressed relief and curiosity about post flight world while officers noted their good condition and distinct personalities.
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The Quipster Alum in Paris is called a Parisite
A quirky nickname notes a former Quipster writer now in Paris who is playfully dubbed a Parisite by peers for living in the French capital. The remark reflects humorous local chatter about expatriate journalists.
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Christmas Reunion Hopes After Harberts Learn Mary Ann Freed
Palo Alto California AP Mr and Mrs Gene Harbert plan a Christmas reunion with daughter Mary Ann now freed from a Red Chinese prison She sounded beautiful over an Air Force plane radio contact indicated her release and return from Hong Kong She will go to Valley Forge Army Hospital for a checkup and her parents may travel east to meet her if she stays only a short time
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Supreme Court to rule on wiretap rights in Kissinger case
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if grand jury witnesses may challenge wiretap legality before testifying in two cases. One involves a Kissinger assassination plot claim tied to FBI taps and the other centers on Las Vegas gambling probe subpoenas. The ruling will shape protections for witnesses urged to refuse testimony based on alleged illegal eavesdropping.
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