Kissinger in Tokyo silent on Thieu talks after Saigon visit
Kissinger arrived in Tokyo after two days of talks with South Vietnam's President Thieu in Saigon. Officials issued brief statements noting no disclosed disagreements. The talks covered the general Vietnam situation and Paris peace negotiations while Kissinger prepared for a Honolulu summit with Japanese leaders.
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Hijacker Seizes United Air Flight 877 Demands 2 Million
A hijacker aboard United Air Lines Flight 877 demanded 2 million dollars to aid Vietnamese children. The plane refueled and prepared to return to Seattle while authorities tracked the incident. A United official noted the hijacker was armed and the stewardesses and passengers had been released at Reno.
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Frishman and Clark Spar Over POW Conditions in North Vietnam
In San Diego lieutenant Robert Frishman disputes Ramsey Clark’s account of POW confinement in North Vietnam. Frishman says Clark met a limited group of 10 prisoners, with some captured in 1964 65 and 67, while Frishman recalls harsher past abuses and criticizes the selection as propaganda. Clark defends the treatment of the prisoners.
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House Votes to Ban Crosstown School Busing
The House approved a cross town busing ban 178 to 26 and backed a desegregation reopener 243 to 142 amid heated debate. Supporters framed curbs as legal guardrails while opponents warned of regressing civil rights progress and potential Supreme Court challenges.
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White House Hopes Ford Holds Line on Auto Price Hikes
The White House seeks firm stance as Ford resists concessions on auto price increases tied to safety and emission rules. GM trims its rise to 39 per car from 41, while Chrysler and American Motors maintain higher asks of 110 and 180 respectively. Ford faces an original 92 hike, with BLS valuing 1973 safety and antipollution upgrades at 123.0.
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Delta 747 lands safely at LAX after report of hull damage
A Delta Airlines Boeing 747 carrying 236 aboard landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport after the FAA tower reported damage to one or more fuselages. Officials described the arrival as smooth with no injuries announced.
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Rusk Opposes Deep U S Defense Cuts Amid Campaign Tensions
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged against deep unilateral defense cuts proposed by Senator George McGovern. Speaking in Sacramento to the Comstock Club, Rusk warned such cuts would weaken U S muscle and risk provoking rivals. He dodged questions about his November vote and offered insights on Vietnam era signals and isolationism.
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Rockets strike Da Nang. 22 Americans wounded in shelling
Soviet rockets slammed Da Nang and Chu Lai amid a major attack. One American airman was killed and 21 airmen and soldiers were wounded at Da Nang Air Base. 27 Vietnamese civilians and 24 more were injured in nearby villages. U.S. and South Vietnamese aircraft suffered damage as ground forces withdrew. The Da Nang ground force was recently deactivated, ending U.S. combat.
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