Nixon Silent on Vietnam Pause as Christmas Bombing Extends
Florida White House kept quiet on resuming bombing in North Vietnam while Nixon stayed at his Florida villa for Christmas. A 12 hour halt on North strikes extended to 36 hours for the overall holiday pause, with South Vietnam remaining limited to 24 hours. Officials say talks with Hanoi and Kissinger remained open, but no comment was given on linkages between bombing and negotiations.
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U S Resumes Bombing Raids Over North Vietnam
U S command announces raids over North Vietnam resume after a 36 hour Christmas standdown. Spokesman declines to confirm targets including Hanoi Haiphong while B 52s were seen preparing from Andersen AFB Guam. North Vietnamese claim widespread civilian casualties as peace talks face renewed strain.
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Nixon Wins Recounted Landslide Amid Record Turnout
Washington reports Nixon captured 523 electoral votes with 47.19 million popular votes, surpassing Johnson and Roosevelt benchmarks. McGovern and third-party candidates trailed. overall turnout was 54.8 percent as Virginia certified results by late December.
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