Thieu Expected To Relent Soon On His Boycott
In Paris American officials expect South Vietnam to join peace talks but cannot predict when Thieu will end his two week boycott. Saigon reports hint he may loosen conditions for leading the allied delegation, with Hanoi and NLF as integral at the table. Negotiations could be lengthy and hard fighting may accompany them.
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Thieu
Paris
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Johnson
Washington
Hanoi
Rusk
NATO Warns Soviet Union to Refrain From Aggression
Brussels reports that NATO 165 nations warned Moscow any further aggression in Europe or the Mediterranean would trigger a grave international crisis. The communique endorsed by all members urged the Soviet Union to refrain from force and interference, reaffirming NATO unity amid the Czechoslovakia intervention. France signaled continued alliance support, while leaders like Willy Brandt and Dean Rusk voiced cautious optimism about the alliance's posture and broader security implications.
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North Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Europe
Mediterranean
Moscow
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Council of the Alliance
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Soviets Launch Proton-4 Rocket Into Orbit
The Soviet Union launched Proton-4, billed as the world's largest unmanned spaceship. A booster placed a 17 ton payload in Earth orbit, with 12.5 tons of unspecified scientific gear. Proton-4 will study cosmic rays and their interaction with atomic nuclei.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Negro plea seeks UF aid at Kansas City luncheon
Twelve young Negro activists urged donations to fight juvenile delinquency during a United Campaign luncheon in Kansas City. Brothers Pete and Gary O’Neal later accused Mrs. Larry Brockhoff of racial slur, while Brockhoff denied the allegation. The O’Neals sought action for disturbing the peace, with Mayor Ilus Davis referring the matter to the city counselor and an assistant who filed a complaint.
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Kansas City
Kansas City United Campaign
Pete
Gary O’neal
Larry Brockhoff
Red Cross
United Campaign
O’neals
Brockhoff
Davis
Herbert Hoffman
Thomas Clark
Clark
Nixon Keeps His Hand In Not Too Far Influence
Nixon seeks to avoid a co president role while insisting long term foreign policy needs his approval. Johnson remains in command until Jan 20 as Nixon aides clarify prior consultation and agreement on foreign policy decisions.
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Nixon
Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Bryce N. Harlow
Harlow
United States
White House
NATO alert system flaws prompt NATO reorganization
Allied officials privately acknowledge NATO alert procedures were faulty after the Czechoslovak invasion in 1968. Gen. Lemnitzer orders reorganization as Brosio and others dispute Wigg claims of a formal alert. French officials say an alert was ordered, while insiders note holes in communications and steps to remedy them.
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Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
NATO
Wigg
NATO Council
Brosio
Lord Wigg
Public Health Leaders Challenge Segregated Blood Banks
Segregation of blood banks in Louisiana and Arkansas is attacked as scientifically foolish by the American Public Health Association. The group plans to seek policy changes in both states.
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Detroit
The
American Public Health Association
Louisiana
Arkansas
Weather County Forecast Northerly winds shift from rain to light snow
Northerly winds bring light rain tonight followed by light snow across the area ending by morning with colder temperatures. Sunday will be much colder with strong northerly winds and clearing in the afternoon. Tonight’s low in the upper 20s to low 30s, Sunday high in the mid to upper 30s. Precipitation 0.02 inches in the last 24 hours. Barometer 29.72.
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Ceere
Msree
Pil
Srescesese
Have It Rough Kids University of Kansas students labor long hours
Marvin and Monetta McIntosh of Kansas City Kansas juggle 13 and 14 credit hours at KU while raising 2 year old Skipper. They drive 38 miles daily to classes, balance work shifts at GM and Katz Drug, and study during breaks. Their demanding routine runs from 6:30 a.m. start to 3 a.m. return each night.
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University of Kansas
Marvin
Monetta McIntosh
Kansas City
Kan
Skipper
Monetta
General Motors
Katz Drug Company
Couple Both Return to College to Finish Degrees
Monetta and Marvin left college for a year and two years respectively to finish their education together. They plan to live frugally with Marvin working full time while both study, share chores, and rely on Monetta’s job and a grandmother babysitting Skipper. Marvin aims for a bachelor’s degree in two years then medical training, while Monetta hopes to work after graduation to fund his medical school.
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Marvin
Lawrence
Skipper
K.U. Medical Center
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