Year end war halt predicted amid Saigon talks
Reporters recount mixed signals on a Vietnam cease-fire as Nixon aides forecast progress while Saigon debates Thien’s terms. U S bombing in North Vietnam reportedly eased but fighting persisted near Da Nang and Sai Gon. Laos Prime Minister Prince Souvanna Phouma prepared to meet U S officials in Vientiane.
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Spectacular blaze at atomic plant near San Diego
A three hour fire north of San Diego at Gulf General Atomic involved lead storage batteries used for a fusion experiment. No injuries reported, about a third of 630 batteries burned, no radioactive materials involved, investigators suspect a circuit shock caused the blaze.
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Girl draws own stamps it works
Frederick Oklahoma news item about a girl who created a postage stamp substitute for a local football contest entry. She drew a square with a blue pen, added a face, printed 8 cents on each side, and had the envelope stamped and mailed without postage. The envelope was reproduced by the Frederick Daily Leader, with the contestant unnamed, but the effort failed to win.
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Veterans radio newsman dies in Los Angeles
Pat Bishop a 37 year veteran of local radio news died of cancer at Queen of Angels Hospital in Los Angeles He retired as head of the news department at KFT in 1970 He is survived by widow Mary and sons Brice and Steve Funeral arrangements are pending
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African bees kill 11 animals on Brazilian farm
A cloud of African bees swarmed the farm of Jose Tamizo da Silva near Recife Brazil and killed two horses five goats and a dog. Silva's wife five children and four grandchildren were stung during the attack and a farmhand was struck in the eye by a bullet fired into the swarm.
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Nixon aide denies link to spy controversy
Ziegler said no secret fund existed and that Bradlee is not a Nixon supporter. GAO reports a cash fund of up to 700000 kept in Maurice Stans office. John Dean ILE said he was informed by White House counsel on internal probes. The Post cited Hugh Olson Jr. grand jury testimony about payments by Haldeman.
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Bank bandits kill official and policeman
Three gunmen disguised as repairmen raided the Arlington Trust Co Crystal City extension. Branch manager Harry Candee of Vienna and Arlington patrolman Israel Gonzales were fatally shot. bank employee Ladys Witter was hospitalized with a scalp wound. Suspects fled. police sought the attackers.
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Nixon promotes tax credit plan to aid private schools
Nixon outlined a tax credit aid idea for parents of private school pupils as part of his campaign. He planned trips to Kentucky and Ohio ahead of the November 7 election. He argued the Constitution allows tax inducements to support diversity in education despite court rulings on church affiliated schools.
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Sea union strikes all West Coast ports over PMA vessels
Members of the Masters Mates and Pilots Association began picketing all ships represented by the Pacific Maritime Association as PMA vessels arrive in West Coast ports. The union says no contract equals no work and targeted domestic ports, with six pickets at San Francisco Pier 9 and broader actions expected across the coast.
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Reagan assails coastline measure amid campaign chatter
California Governor Ronald Reagan condemned coast line ads as misleading while opposing Prop 20 for risking thousands of jobs and economic stagnation. He criticized Prop 14 and Prop 15 campaigns as false, urged focus on real faults, and questioned Supreme Court rulings linked to Mammoth and Wright.
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Leary Loses Swiss Residence Bid in Basel
In Basel Switzerland authorities rejected Timothy Learys bid for residence and denied both political asylum and extradition request. Leary a controversial figure linked to a ten year California prison term over drug charges faced international arrest and has since lived in central Switzerland. Local police cited drugs as a problem and noted Basel residents would question admitting a drug advocate.
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