Thieu outlines peace offers and redlines for settlement
Thieu warned the nation that a coalition government with Communists cannot be accepted without international supervision. He argued North Vietnam views invasion as legitimate and that Russian and Chinese support would not stop further incursions. He rejected any ceasefire allowing Communist infiltration and any coalition including Communist participation, urging a tough approach to end the war.
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Pirate cook hijacks Danish trawler off Scottish coast
The Danish trawler Nordkap, hijacked Sunday by the sea cook, was sighted 150 miles off the Scottish coast. Royal Navy and Dutch forces raced to intercept as Denmark's rescue service prepared helicopters to join the hunt for the Nordkap and its 28 year old cook Jorgen Christiansen.
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Turk skyjackers surrender after aborted hijack
The Turkish plane landed in Sofia after the hijacking ended with no crew aboard. the pilot and a passenger were slightly wounded and released with nine others. Hijackers demanded freeing 13 dissidents and reforms, threatening to blow up the plane. They aimed to topple the Turkish regime and install a Marxist Leninist system, seeking changes to the constitution, strikes ban, peasant conditions, university freedoms, and radio broadcasts.
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Jackie Robinson dies at 533 ends a racing life of courage
Washington mourns Jackie Robinson the first Negro in major leagues whose brilliance on the field and his fight for equality extended beyond baseball. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn NL president Chub Feeney and others recall his courage, impact, and lingering legacy despite a turbulent career and health decline.
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Long Beach Tax Refunds, Library Site Debate Reported
A reader asks about missing senior citizen property tax rebates now mailed after a delay caused by a legislative review. The piece notes refunds normally arrive between July and November, with December missing checks prompting contact details for the Franchise Tax Board. It also surveys athlete earnings led by Pele, Ali, and pro basketball stars, and recounts Long Beach library site discussions.
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Jerry West
Charlie Scott
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Kissinger Reports on Progress in Saigon Talks
The Defense Department declined comment on progress reports from Kissinger as negotiations continued. A Pentagon spokesman said he had not been fully briefed, but left open the chance Kissinger could meet newsmen later. Reports of heightened alerts at U.S. bases were denied.
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Boats damaged in collision ahead of world championship
Two powered racing boats were damaged in a collision on Lake Havasu while training for the SOC Pepsi-Cola Outboard World Championship set for Nov 25 26. Drivers Barry Woods of Vancouver Washington and Tom McGovern of Anheim California were uninjured and expect repairs before the race. News crews witnessed the incident as ten outboard drivers circled a buoy during a preview hosted by McCulloch Properties Inc and Pepsi-Cola.
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Medic notes freeway pollution risks on heart patients
A study of ten coronary artery disease patients with angina shows angina onset accelerates after exposure to freeway air. Blood carbon monoxide rises, reducing oxygen delivery to the heart, while purified air negates the effect. Researchers include Aronow and VA Hospital staff.
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