Nixon Sees Resolve to Vietnam Slips Amid Unclear Ceasefire
U.S. officials warn a shaky ceasefire may fail to hold as Hanoi shipments and Viet Cong strength loom. Kissinger cites 147000 communist troops in South Vietnam with potential withdrawal plans, while Pentagon officials anticipate possible renewed heavy fighting and continued aid to Saigon.
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South
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Kissinger
Coul
Saigon
North Vietnam
Thailand
Korea
Ho Chi Minh Trail
United States
Houston Firm Submits Low Bid in Bond Sale
The Houston firm of Underwood and Newhouse submitted the low bid of 4.96 percent in the $800,000 East Central School District bond sale. Five bids were received and the winning bid was announced by school officials at a Thursday school board meeting.
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Underwood and Newhouse
Houston
East Central School District
Nixon Jubilant Over Peace Talks Amid Campaign Push
President Nixon touts progress toward a North Vietnam peace settlement while campaigning in California. Governor Louis Nunn faces Walter Huddleston in Kentucky races as McGovern emphasizes ending the war. Nixon declares renewed hope for peace with honor. crowds cheer for four more years.
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Louis Nunn
Walter Huddleston
Senate
Joh Sherman Canper
North Vietnam
Tong
McGovern
White House
California
Ashland High School
Vietnam
Pork Barrel
Huntington Airport
Prosecution Near End in Cameron County DA Case
The prosecution nears completion of its case in the theft by cairlee trial of Cameron County District Attorney nominee Fred Galindo. The Brownsville lawyer faces a felony charge of fraudulently converting a court settlement to his own use.
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Brownsville
Cairlee
Cameron County
Fred Galindo
President Nixon vetoes nine funding bills over budget concerns
President Nixon announced the veto of nine funding bills he says would break the budget by about 3.74 billion over the next 66 years. He singled out a 210.5 billion request for HEW programs as an example of over spending and warned that funding would require higher taxes he has pledged to resist.
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Huntington
Ashland High School
Nunn
Moore
Nixon
Middle East
McGavern
U.S
America
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington letter sells for 514000 at auction
The Charles Sessler Bookshop bought a five page George Washington letter dated March 26, 1790, to James Duane, at auction for 514000. The sale occurred at the Charles Hamilton Galleries in New York, with the Philadelphia bookshop as the winning bidder.
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New York
UPL
Philadelphia
George Washington
James Duane
Congress
Charles Sessler
Charles Hamilton
Sale on long gowns with trims and ruffles
Gowns of acetate and nylon with embroidery lace and trims reduced from 5 to 4 79 in multiple sizes. Extra sizes listed at a discounted price from 6 to 4 79.
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S.M.L
M.L
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