Nixon Urges End of War and Major Vietnam Pullout
President Nixon urged ending the war and outlined planned troop withdrawals from Vietnam. He said 25,000 to be pulled out by mid-December with the overall ceiling reduced to 484,000 by Dec 15 while stressing that actual force levels remain near the cap. He cited progress in Saigon, negotiations in Paris, and the aim for a political settlement via free elections and international supervision.
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Ky Report of Pullout Silenced in Saigon
In Saigon the U S military command barred the Armed Forces Radio and Television network from broadcasting Vice President Ky s claim that 40500 more American troops would be withdrawn from Vietnam A joint US South Vietnamese announcement on the troop pullout was expected Tuesday night News broadcasts in the war zone carried no Ky report while a Pentagon spokesman said the order would be explained when President Nixon made the official statement.
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Red Nation Travel Ban Is Retained
The United States will keep restrictions on travel by Americans to Red China, Cuba, North Korea, and North Vietnam for at least six more months. Secretary of State William Rogers announced after a department review. A court had nullified the department's power to prosecute travelers, but passports can still be revoked. The ban on travel to Red China was partially lifted in July for certain groups.
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Soviets Seek Bonn Pact to Ban Force
Foreign Minister Willy Brandt said the Soviet Union proposed talks with West Germany on a declaration renouncing the use of force. The note, handed to the West German Embassy in Moscow, replies to a July 3 memorandum and avoids polemics while stressing goodwill. Neither side has dropped core positions in the exchange.
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Skipper of Evans Sentenced to Address Change Orders
McLemore, captain of the Evans, says he never saw a carrier message about maneuvers that would require changing station. Prosecution says the message was received and copied for the deck, but not placed on McLemore’s personal board. Ramsey and Rumsey corroborate the captain’s wake-up orders and failure to awaken.
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H-Weapon Test Shakes Las Vegas Area
A nuclear test near Beatty Nevada caused ground movement and shook Las Vegas hotel windows and casino signs. Residents reported tremors, and officials noted no radiation release. The blast may indicate a new thermonuclear device, with warnings to locals and miners about aftereffects.
Panchen Lama Escapes Prison in Red China
Tibetan sources report the Panchen Lama, second to the Dalai Lama, escaped a Chinese prison with Soviet help and sought refuge in a monastery in Outer Mongolia. He had been installed as a puppet head of Tibet after the Dalai Lama fled in 1959, later falling from favor and being imprisoned.
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Singer Tells of Money to Girl in Paternity Suit
In Sacramento, James Brown testified that a private investigator sent $2,500 to a Sacramento woman three months after she gave birth to a son the singer allegedly fathered. Brown said he helps youths with education and admitted receiving a call about the aid.
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Turkish hijacked Viscount to Sofia halts in Bulgaria
A Turkish hijacker seized a British Viscount turboprop en route from Istanbul to Ankara and Samsun, landing in Sofia. The captain said the hijacker spoke with an Eastern accent and speculation pointed to a Turkish culprit, with no violence reported. Crew included co pilot Enver Kuchuk and hostesses Rezzan Yaman and Nermin Corma.
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State aide resigns for college position
Sacramento UPI Dort Clarkston deputy secretary of state since 1965 resigned Monday to become an assistant for administration to Chancellor Sidney W. Brossman of the California Community Colleges.
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Supervisors Adjourn In Honor Of Publisher Herman Ridder
The Board of Supervisors adjourned after today’s regular meeting to honor Herman Ridder publisher of the Independent and Frers Telegram who died Monday. The memorial motion was presented by Warren Dorn in place of Supervisor Burton Chace who was recovering from surgery in a Long Beach hospital.
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Long Beach
Arraign Kidnap Suspect in Beverly Hills Case
A 23 year old merchant seaman was arraigned in Beverly Hills on a kidnaping charge involving Alan Ramn, son of TRW Inc. president. He pleaded not guilty, bail set at $25000, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for Sept 19. Ramn was reportedly abducted at gunpoint after being taken from the Rains home.
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Beverly Hills
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San Lorenzo
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Santa Monica Mountains
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TRW, Inc
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Congress Applauds Moon Voyagers in Joint Session
Senatorial reception for Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins as Congress salutes their moon landing. The House and Senate approved a space medal while President Nixon backs Mars exploration. remarks praise national unity, scientific promise, and U S leadership in space.
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