Peace talks stall as U S waits on Paris signing
United States warned by Vietnamese officials that delays threaten peace in Vietnam while Kissinger travels between Washington Paris and Saigon. Hanoi officials and Pravda urged rapid resolution with no further changes to the agreement, while Khmer Rouge forces brace for a potential surge before any peace pact.
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Hanoi
Paris
Kissinger
Saigon
Nguyen Vai - Thiet
Washington
Russia
China
Avenue Kleber
United States
Hanoi Taffin
Nixon
Thelu
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
Pravda
U.S
Vietnam
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Mime
Nguyen ‘Thi Binh
Wixoi
Chieu
Ziegler
HANOC
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Phnom Penh
TV man helps foil plane grab
A TV interview with Bohrman recounts Everett attempting to seize a plane from Mulligan's aircraft shop in Long Beach. He threatened force, drew a pistol, and was disarmed. He claimed CIA back pay and a lease option on the DO7. He faces assault charges and possible penalties.
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TV Man
Secons
Everett
All Air Craft Maintenance and Repair Ca
Spring St
Tim Mulligan
DCT
Mulligan
Tijuana
Jamieson
Bohrman
FBI
Hahrmat
Central Intelligence Agency
Southeast Asia
CIA
Far East
Dunn
Hong Kong
Bahrman
Nixon signs hike in Social Security and more
The 1974 measures signaled by President Nixon include a Social Security increase and vetoes on two other proposals. Major changes cover Medicare expansion to 1.7 million disabled, coverage for dialysis and transplants, a higher Part B deductible, automatic Part B enrollment, and tax and Medicaid reforms. Benefits extend to students and the aged, blind, and disabled with new income guarantees and state flexibility on programs.
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Nixon
Social Security
Trudeau on Verge of Defeat in Canadian Coalition Talks
Trudeau faces possible loss as Britain like counted results and a late recount decide which party forms government. Liberal leader battles for support with New Democrats led by David Lewis signaling possible coalition. Conservatives led by Stanfield eye return to power amid indecisive Commons results.
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Britain
Commons
Trudeau
David Lewis
New Democrats
Atcome
Stanfield
Brass due briefing on racial relations
Defense Department race relations seminars begin for general and flag officers after uprisings at bases abroad. The Defense Race Relations Institute near Cape Kennedy trains field instructors, with 574 already trained and 1,400 more targeted by next summer. All joint chiefs level officers will attend two days annually.
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Patrick Air Force
Gla
AMS
Defense Department
Defense Race Relations Institute
Cape Kennedy
DRRI
U.S
Washington
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bank holdup ends with bandits fleeing after false alarm
Five bandits robed the Mercantile and Industrial Bank in Bravil after an internal phone trick. A police officer phoned the bank and was told the alarm was false. The robbers then continued and escaped with 3700 dollars.
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Interoi, Bravil
UPI
Mercantile and Industrial Bank
Reds launch 100 attacks across South Vietnam
Saigon reports Communist forces launched more than 100 attacks across South Vietnam on Monday and today, the sixth day of intensified activity. Attacks targeted Ba To ranger camp and Que Son district, while Da Nang auxiliary base came under shelling.
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South Vietnam
Ba To
Que Son
da Nang
Quang Tri
Thua Thien
North Vietnam
Airport drama leaves 112 safe at Los Angeles
An Air France Boeing 707 aborted landing gear retraction after takeoff from Los Angeles to Paris. One wheel appeared damaged as sparks flew during an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport. None of the 99 passengers or crew were injured. Passengers were moved to hotels pending later flight to Paris. Damage described as minimal to the landing gear.
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Los Angeles
Shearee
Los Angeles International Airport
Paris
Air France
West German award honors Adm Maurer during visit
Adm. Thomas H. Maurer, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, received West Germany's Grand Cross of Merit with star from Defense Minister George Leber during a welcome ceremony in Bonn. Maurer is in West Germany for a three day visit at the invitation of Adm. Armin Zimmermann, inspector of the armed forces.
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Bonn
UPI
Thomas H. Mearer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
West Germany
George Leber
Meorer
Defense Ministry
Maurer
Armin Zimmerman
Supervisors oppose Prop 14 as flawed tax reform
Los Angeles County supervisors voted unanimously against Proposition 14 after hearing educators transit officials and others. They warned the plan would reduce county revenues and offset federal revenue sharing, burden school districts, raise transit fares by a third, and jeopardize senior and disabled fare breaks. A school board official estimated county districts could lose 235 million dollars, while supervisors warned the measure could hinder hospital and jail construction and impair local services.
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Los Angeles
Couny
Nanimously
Otter
Arthur Willford
Counly
Will
Jack Gilstran
Souther California Rapid Transit
Mesasure
Los Angeles County
Bartender shot down by bandit in downtown Long Beach
A 34 year old bartender, Harry Carter French of Wrader Al's, was shot and critically wounded after chasing a bandit who had robbed waitress Erlinda Erickson of $4. The gunman, described as white about 25, stood 5 feet 9 inches tall and fled toward First Street and Long Beach Boulevard. French remained in serious condition at St. Mary's Hospital.
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Harry Carter French
Wrader Al's
St. Mary's Hospital
Erlinda Erickson
Miss
Erickson
French
First Street
Long Beach Boulevard
Bandit White
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