Early Nixon Johnson Meeting Plans May Surface Soon
Key Biscayne Florida reports plan for an early meeting between President-elect Nixon and President Johnson with Agnew and possibly Jackson. Potential reunions with Humphrey discussed though not confirmed. Nixon pauses major appointments until December 5 as budget and talent questions loom.
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Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nguyen Thieu
South Vietnam
Budget Bureau
Congress
Eisenhower
Maurice Stans
Three States Update On Unresolved Election Results
The Associated Press reports voters in Missouri Maryland and Alaska still lack final presidential choices and Senate selections. Nixon has secured 287 electoral votes, 17 above a majority, while the three states cannot alter the outcome even if they shift.
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Associated Press
U.S. Senate
Missouri
Maryland
Alaska
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Thieu proposes Saigon lead Paris peace talks
Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu urges forming a single delegation with the United States leading on his side while Hanoi would head the North Vietnamese group at Paris. He says the National Liberation Front could supply members to Hanoi and warns four party talks are not planned. The move follows his boycott of the talks and comes as U.S. officials weigh Nixon’s potential role.
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Nguyen van Thieu
United States
Paris
Thieu
National Liberation Front
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
NLF
Washington
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Thieu Sai
South Vietnam
U. S
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Thousands riot in Prague protesting Soviet presence
Thousands of Czechs protested Soviet rule in Prague with chants of Russians go home and burning Soviet flags. Police and troops used water cannon tear gas and clubs to break up six hours of rioting as ambulances took away the wounded and arrests were reported.
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Prague
Czechoslovak
Two Feet Snow Hits Lake George Area In Storm
Lake George endured a winter festival look with about two feet of snow overnight. Adirondack mountains bore most of the accumulation while several nearby schools closed. State Police report 18 inches on Tongue Mountain Road and up to 10 inches in northern Warren County.
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Lake George
South Glens Falls
Tongue Mountain Road
Warren County
Police Nab Master Mind of Britain's Great Train Robbery
Bruce Reynolds, a key suspect in the 1963 Great Train Robbery, was arrested in Torquay. Police aim to learn the whereabouts of the missing six million pounds while Ronald Biggs remains at large. Reynolds, 37, had been Britain's most wanted fugitive since the robbery.
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Bruce Reynolds
Torquay
Reynolds
Ronald Biggs
Biggs
Wandsworth
Babbacombe
Cornish Riviera
Scotland Yard
Bab
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Australia
French Riviera
Texas
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Quebec
Ground breaking for $1.5 million Holiday Inn in Oswego
Rain halted ceremony at E First and Bridge Streets as three gold shovels were used to break ground for the Holiday Inn Motel project. Mayors Conway and Shapiro and contractor William C. Pahl turned soil, receiving souvenir shovels inscribed with the date and location. Attendees included state housing officials, engineers Teetor and Dobbins, and Midtown Motel Corp. leaders. The 110 unit motel is slated to open October 1969 with dining, banquet rooms, and an outdoor pool.
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John O'C. Conway
Ralph Shapiro
William C. Pahl
Oswego Midtown Motel Corp
Archie Burke
Holiday Inn Motel
Oswego
New York
Ed Bibby
State of New York
Frank Maxon
John Scott
Teetor and Dobbins
Michael Santaro
John Lynch
Egan Real Estate
Midtown Motel Corporation
Ronald Nicolli
William C. Pahl Construction Company
Common Council
Radio
Pahl
East First St
Midtown Plaza
B52s Hit Camps as South Vietnam Sees Threat of All-Out Attack
Waves of B52 bombers attacked base camps along the Cambodian border northwest of Saigon, with U.S. officials saying about 60,000 enemy troops could mount a total attack. Bombers dropped 1,500 tons in eight missions, while reports from Saigon noted planned intensification of fighting.
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U.S
Do Cao Tri
3Rd Corps
Tri
Vietnam Press
U. S
Hanoi
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Humphrey Returns to Washington After Minnesotan Visit
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey flew back to Washington after leaving his Minnesota hometown gathering and attending his granddaughter's birthday party.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Greeks freighter Gera simos MW sinks off Norway
In a Norwegian storm the 1 550 ton Greek freighter Gera simos MW capsized and sank. Two crewmen are confirmed dead and five remain missing.
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Gerasimos
Norway
Scranton Says He Is Not Available for Cabinet Post
Former Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton states he is not available for a cabinet appointment but would help temporarily. He reiterates no intention of returning to public office.
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Scranton, Pa
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton
Israel and Arab blame over stalled peace talks
The United Nations report says both sides blame each other for the halt in indirect talks. Egypt and Jordan foreign ministers returned home after accusing Israel of blocking progress while an Israeli spokesman charged Arab intransigence as unprecedented in any conflict.
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United. Nations, N.Y
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Jordan
United Nations
Student Unrest Spreads Across Italy
In Rome and across Italy high school and university students joined protests today aiming to reform the outdated education system. Labor unions organized mid month demonstrations and strikes, signaling broad labor action later in November.
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Rome
Italy
Lebanon Ex Premier Sami El Solh Dies at 79
Former Lebanese premier Sami El Solh, who urged U S Marines in 1958, died at 79. A massive funeral procession marked by Moslem and Christian leaders followed services at the Grand Omari Mosque and burial at Beirut's main Mons Muslim Cemetery.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sami el Solh
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abdullah Yafi
Mons
Kiesinger Assaulter Jailed in Eye Clout Case
Beate Klarsfeld, a German-born French citizen and mother of a three year old, was given a one year jail sentence for striking West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger in the eye. She said she would appeal and was released from custody.
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Berlin
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Beate Klarsfeld
Kidnapping Suspect Sought After Lima Ransom Payment
In Lima Ohio an 11 year old daughter of a bank president was kidnapped and kept in an upstairs room until a $50,000 ransom was paid by her mother Mrs A D Mac Donell Jr. The mother followed the kidnapper s instructions and the girl was found unharmed at home. Police and FBI issued an alert for a 36 year old man about 5 feet 9 inches tall wearing green overalls.
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Lima, Ohio
FBI
William K. Davenport
A. D. MacDonell Jr
Metropolitan Bank of Lima
Amy
U S Weather and Satellites Launch from Cape Kennedy
Pioneer 9 entered solar orbit to warn of solar radiation storms that could threaten moon missions while a 40 pound communications satellite serves as a practice target for the space tracking network. The Delta rocket carried eight experiments and lit the dawn sky at 4 46 a m. NASA said Pioneer 9 and the satellite were in orbit within about 25 minutes.
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Fla
Pioneer 9
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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