25 Mar 1969
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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1969
Page
1
Nixon said real progress in Paris peace talks may come from private diplomacy and insisted public speculation about Viet Cong gains would not alter the negotiations. General Westmoreland appeared but offered cautious optimism about possible progress.
Doctors say Eisenhower’s congestive heart failure is severe and may impair the heart’s ability to pump blood to the body. They explain the condition leads to fluid buildup in the lungs and other organs and discuss possible medical techniques if his condition worsens.
In Taunton England a mynah named Charlie began drinking alcohol instead of water. Miss James reports the bird fell ill after tipping a dock of a ce ae reading it helped birds keep their feathers. Charlie did not bathe in it and reportedly drank it.
Redlands today shows a high of 79 and a low of 40 with conditions noted to 1 30 p m Smog described as light with a ban on burning Through Wednesday San Bernardino Valley forecast calls for fair skies with variable high clouds and little temperature change Southern California remains mostly fair with slight cooling in higher elevations and deserts Brownsville Texas reports 88 while Laramie Wyoming records 4
President Nixon will urge Congress to extend the full 10 percent income tax surcharge through mid 1970 to combat inflation. GOP leaders Dirksen and Ford said the message will stress meeting the situation head on and seek fiscal 1969 and 1970 savings while maintaining a larger surplus. The officials indicated inflation could ease to around 3 percent or less in coming years.
South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu offers to open private talks with the Viet Cong National Liberation Front as peace talks in Paris confront an impasse. Observers note the move could shift leverage as allied and Communist delegations prepare for Thursday sessions amid Nixon’s U S war policy review.
Pakistan’s President Mohammad Ayub Khan resigns and transfers power to Army Chief Gen Yahya Khan. Martial law orders and troop deployments follow amid widespread rioting in East and West Pakistan as Pakistan faces near civil war. Ayub appeals for cooperation while pledging a future return to democracy.
Governor Reagan says he is satisfied with the negotiated settlement of the San Francisco State College student strike. He notes some demands were acceptable to college leaders while others were intolerable and that a strike was unnecessary for those acceptable points.
Presidents Nixon and Trudeau completed two days of discussions focusing on the ABM Safeguard system and US Canadian cooperation. A White House ceremony highlighted a strengthened relation while Ottawa weighing ABM fears. Trudeau to report to Parliament on implications.
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