NATO Leaders Seek Cooperation With Soviets at Europe Talks
NATO ministers and officials map a Western style security plan with two major East West conferences planned for 1973. French leader Schumann backs confidence building measures while urging force cuts by the US and USSR and opposing broader European limits. The West eyes freer movement and trade as a trade off for Soviet economic aid.
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Defense
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Georges Pompidou
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
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Geneva
Maurice Schumann
United States
Schumann
United
Nixon Delivers Orders as Kissinger Talks Cease Fire
At Camp David President Nixon directs peace talks and outlines post cease fire plans with Kissinger. He dashboards his second term reorganization, budget to Congress, and cabinet reshuffles including Brinegar as Volpe’s successor and Kleindienst staying as attorney general.
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Henry Kissinger
Maryland
Vietnam
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Transportation
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Italy
Transportation Department
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Treasury
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Arthur Burns
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Defense
Kenneth Rush
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Paris
Attack on Thai base targets U.S. air surveillance center
Pentagon sources say Communist guerrillas attacked Nakhon Phanom in Thailand, endangering an infiltration surveillance center used by U.S. Air Force technicians to monitor Ho Chi Minh Trail sensors. One American officer wounded. base facilities and aircraft reportedly undamaged.
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Pentagon
Thailand
U.S
Laos
Nakhon Phanom
Nakhon
U.S. Air Force
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Classified rate card details for Red Bluff Daily News
Daily News in Red Bluff lists subscription prices and delivery options with in advance and monthly rates. Includes mail, home delivery, and auto options plus single issue price.
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Daily News
Blood expert testifies in Corona murder trial
Dr. Ruth Guy testified in Solano County that eight blood stains from Juan Corona's van included blood groups A and C and B each, while floor mat and rug in the car trunk contained all four types. She said the stains suggest blood from three to four different people among the alleged victims.
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Calif
Juan Corona
Ruth Guy
Dallas
Tex
Solano County Superior Court
Corona
Grenade Episode Foils Ethiopian Airline Hijack Attempt
Ethiopian Airlines flight from Addis Ababa was hijacked after takeoff. A grenade exploded wounding seven passengers and two stewards as guards killed seven hijackers in a gun battle. Prof. Roderick Hilsinger of Temple University seriously wounded. one engine and rudder damaged but aircraft landed safely.
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Roderick Hilsinger
Hissinger
Temple University
Philadelphia
Seventh Day Adventist Hospital
Eritrea
Richard Wylie
Hilsinger
U N General Assembly drafts strong resolution on Israel dispute
The United Nations General Assembly moves to adopt a landmark resolution urging member states to avoid actions including aid that could recognize Israel’s occupation. It seeks nonannexation, voids territorial changes since 1949, and calls for full Security Council implementation of 1967 resolutions.
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U.N. General Assembly
Israel
United States
Security Council
Middle East
Mideast
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France
Belgium
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Italy
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Cranston seeks civilian jobs for defense layoffs
Sen. Alan Cranston urged the Defense Department to place aerospace and defense workers laid off by spending cuts in civilian jobs. He argued no worker should lose a job until a comparable civilian position exists and called for using existing programs plus new ones for dislocated workers.
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Calif
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Defense Department
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Aerospace
Defense
Cranston
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Just A Formality For Electoral College
The Electoral College will formalize Nixon's landslide win on December 18 in state capitals nationwide. Republican electors chosen in the November 7 vote will convene, while Massachusetts and the District of Columbia have nothing for McGovern electors to do. The constitution allows faithless votes, but none are expected this time. Nixon leads 521 to 17 in projected results.
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Nixon
George McGovern
Congress
Massachussets
District of Columbia
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