U.S. awaits Hanoi signal for last talks on peace
Kissinger outlined a tentative settlement to end the Indochina war, seeking Saigon's electoral self rule and an international supervisory framework. The plan envisions no coalition government, a halt to North Vietnamese troop movements into Laos and Cambodia, continued U.S. aid, and a 60 day troop withdrawal with release of American prisoners, while Hanoi dropped its demand for a pre- political settlement. The timing appears aimed at influencing the U.S. election.
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Thieu Comments On Peace Plan And UN Referendum
Thieu said a UN supervised national referendum to form an election commission for presidential and other elections was a generous offer but asserted the Viet Cong rejected it. He noted the Hanoi draft omits North Vietnamese withdrawal and warned of renewed U.S. troop escalation as talks proceed. Thieu’s adviser said he did not understand Kissinger’s remark that peace is at hand.
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Action Line questions on city policy and nearby developments
Readers seek details on a proposed Southern California Edison smokestack expansion near Huntington Beach, potential home sale considerations, and the status of nearby Windsor Towels demolition. Other queries cover baseball managers wearing uniforms, available bike trails in the Los Angeles area, and parking meters in Huntington Beach.
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Police clash as black students escorted into Brooklyn school
Police clear a path through jeering white parents to escort 31 black students into John Wilson Dry Junior High in Brooklyn amid racial tensions. Chosen leaders and officials arranged safe entry as protesters shouted insults and police moved to restore order.
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Tear gas halted Chile anti-government protest near palace
Riot police in Santiago used tear gas and clubs to break up a protest by striking central bank workers near the presidential palace. Police fired tear gas grenades as demonstrators fled toward Constitution Plaza. President Allende urged talks with strike leaders amid ongoing violence and a two hour National Security Council meeting planned.
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Steckler Camps Outside Wyden Home in Garden City
Veron Steckler a Democratic congressional candidate sat in a tent in front of Republican opponent Rep. John Wyden's home in Garden City New York to demand campaign debates. Police removed the tent after the standoff citing protest disruption and safety concerns. Steckler complained Wyden canceled appearances repeatedly over four months saying he would not attend if she attended.
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Nixon vetoes $30 billion HEW bill continues funding
President Nixon signed into law several measures including Defense Justice and Commerce appropriations while vetoing the Labor-HHS bill. A continuing resolution funds programs at last year or budgeted 1973 levels through February 28, with the black lung program set at $1.5 billion versus $0.5 billion prior. Nixon says the veto breaches the budget by $750 million this year and almost $2 billion in 1974.
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Met soprano Thelima Volipka dies at 74 in New York
Thelima Volipka, a Metropolitan Opera soprano who starred in over 70 roles between 1935 and 1963, died Thursday at age 74 in New York. She was known for small parts such as the witch in Hansel and Gretel and Martha in Faust.
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