Pentagon Chiefs See Saigon Likely to End Talks Boycott
Pentagon officials say Saigon may drop its boycott of Paris peace talks if the four party framework expands. Defense Secretary Clifford stressed U S willingness to negotiate with Hanoi on military de escalation and troop withdrawal. Saigon faces the Viet Cong alone in politics if it maintains the boycott, with Thieu’s formula tying the anti Communist negotiators to his government.
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Nixon Plans Overhaul of White House Staff
President elect Richard M. Nixon intends a complete staff restructuring abolishing the press secretary and appointments secretary posts. H.R. Haldeman announced the plan saying the inner circle will grow to more than three or four top assistants acting as chiefs of staff with several special assistants beneath them handling press relations and appointments.
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Bob” Haldeman
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Northeaster Roars Through New England Toward Nova Scotia
A severe northeaster churned across New England after battering the mid Atlantic with heavy snow, rain and near hurricane winds. Eight deaths were reported in New England with more fatalities further south. Coastal damage occurred from Maine to Cape Cod as winds up to 81 mph lashed shorelines and shoreside homes.
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Winter Storm Strikes New York Region Halts Schools
A major blizzard blankets upstate New York and New York City with heavy snow and high winds. Malone and Oneonta report 12 to 14 inches with easing by Wednesday, while highways flood and schools cancel across rural areas. Two deaths linked to the storm, airports close, and multiple bus and vehicle accidents occur.
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Apollo Unit Ups Preparations For Moon Trip
Cape Kennedy Fla AP Apollo launch team and astronauts received the go to shoot for the moon at Christmas and intensified preparations. An executive from North American Rockwell, the prime Apollo spacecraft builder, said past missions carried a lingering doubt as fueling and flight readiness progressed.
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Nixon to Boss Fewer Top Aides Harlow Named Assistant
President elect Richard M. Nixon designates Bryce N. Harlow as a presidential assistant and signals a staffing structure with fewer top aides than Kennedy or Johnson. Harlow, 52, will handle legislation and Congressional affairs while Nixon plans to reduce the number of top aides below 14, with assistants ranking above administrative staff. Nixon is in New York for further staffing talks before taking office.
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Lady Bird Johnson Plans Farewell Journey in November
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson will tour the nation on a four day 6,000 mile farewell trip starting November 22 in Washington with immigrants sworn in. She will visit New Orleans Xavier University Cape Kennedy Denver Eureka Redwood National Park meeting astronauts opening community projects health centers and a private renewal site.
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Koreans repulse second North guerrilla incursion on East coast
South Korea reports a second band of North Korean guerrillas landed on its east coast bringing total invaders this month to 60. Twenty eight guerrillas killed and five soldiers plus four civilians killed with seven soldiers and two civilians wounded.
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Goodell Keeps Senate Seat Amid 31 Month Rule Ruling
A three judge federal court ruled Charles Goodell may keep his Senate seat until December without violating the 17th Amendment. The decision dismissed lawsuits seeking to deem the appointment unconstitutional and require a 1969 special election to finish Kennedy's term.
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Soviet Unmanned Satellite Near Moon Tonight
Moscow reports an unmanned Soviet satellite is nearing the moon with space officials silent on the mission details. It was expected to reach lunar vicinity tonight or Thursday barring any mishap.
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20 Horses Perish in Fire at Waterford Park
Fire swept a stable at Waterford Park in Newell West Virginia killing 22 horses and badly burning two more. Officials estimated losses above 60 thousand dollars with barn and facilities at 50 thousand. Individual horse value placed around 1500 dollars each.
Indictment Charged in Nixon Murder Plot Case
A Brooklyn grand jury returned a four count indictment against three Yemeni Arabs charged with conspiring to kill President-elect Richard M. Nixon. The indictment mirrors charges filed last Saturday and followed two days of testimony by a informant who said he was asked to be the trigger man.
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Food Prices Rise Across Summer Months
Washington AP reports retail food prices rose from July through September and were 3 percent higher than a year earlier. All farm-originated foods except fresh vegetables and fats and oils showed higher prices compared with the prior year.
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Artillery and tank duel flares near Jordan Dead Sea town
An artillery and tank duel raged across the Jordan River near the Abdullah Bridge three miles north of the Dead Sea. One Jordanian soldier was reported killed.
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November Auto Sales Jump Across U S Markets
U S auto sales rose 14 percent in the first 10 days of November from a year earlier while Bonte Motors posted a 10 percent decline. GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors sold 209,504 cars over eight selling days, a daily rate of 26,188, versus 206,810 last year over nine days at 22,979.
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Artillery shelling near DMZ targets South Vietnamese base
U.S. Army and Marine weapons fired into the DMZ after North Vietnamese gunners reportedly hit a South Vietnamese base of the 1st Infantry Division near Con Thien. Mortars struck 10 rounds as muzzle flashes were seen inside the southern DMZ edge. Both sides reported several attacks with positions under review.
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Dissident Catholics Plan Protest Over City Church Merger
About 1,600 dissident members of a merged parish plan to skip the collection plate at St. Mary’s Church in Binghamton Sunday. They allege the 19 month-old merger, ordered by Bishop Walter A. Foery, gutted the former Church of the Assumption and vow legal action to void the merger.
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