South Viets Continue Sweep Under Air Support
South Vietnamese forces, supported by heavy U.S. air power, press three offensives with 57 000 troops. North Vietnamese shells hit frontline positions as battles unfold across Kontum Pleiku and eastern Cambodia, with dozens of casualties and ongoing air campaigns by U.S. heavy bombers. President Thien visits troops in Cambodia and Ca Mau, urging continued resistance against the Communists and rejecting foreign dictated peace.
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George Esper
Preas
Saigon
U.S
Highlands
Cambodia
Mekong Delta
Polei Kleng
Kontum City
Lay Ninh
Chium
Tha
Mekong
U Minh Forest
Ca Mau Peninsula
Nguyen van Thien
Ca Mau
South Vietnam
Laos
Scientists Puzzled Over Soviet Mars Mission Details
American scientists weigh whether Mars 2 carried instruments or only a flag to Mars. Tass announced a capsule separated from Mars 2 and landed on the planet, but no data or instrument details were given. If instruments exist, it marks a major planetary exploration milestone.
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Bill Stockton
Pasadena
Calif
Moscow
Mars
Union
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Tass
Soviet Union
Martian
Robert Sharp
Cal Tech
Mariner 9
U.S
United States
Marin
New Move For Money In Offing
U S and major trading partners bargaining on a new foreign exchange system. Treasury Secretary Connally says progress made as finance ministers hold frank talks without aides. Europeans and Japanese reportedly reject US plan for 11 percent currency revaluations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Coleman
Associated Press
ROME
United States
U.S. Treasury
John B. Connally
Group of Test
Connally
Nixon
France
Britain
West Germany
Japan
Canada
Aban
Mario Ferrari Aggradi
U.S
Editorial Signals Power Struggle in China Leader Shift Rumors
Tokyo AP reports that a major Chinese Communist Party editorial omits Lin Piao, fueling talk of his fall from grace while Mao’s position appears downplayed. The piece notes a renewed rectification drive, party unity emphasis, and cadres urged to align with the party rather than act independently.
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Tokyo
Lin Pian
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Lin
Chou Entai
North Korea
Ilis
Peking People’s Daily
Liberation Army Daily
Red Flag
Rose Kennedy to write memoirs for record prize
New York AP reports Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy bought rights to her autobiography for 1525,000. The 81 year old plans a 150000 word manuscript next year with writer Robert Coughlin. Proceeds go to the Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation for the Mentally Retarded.
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New York
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy
Meek Husband and Pushy Wife in Marriage Question
An article questions if a meek man can stay married to a pushy wife. It suggests a meek man may be drawn to a wife who provides needed drive, but stresses that love is essential and more than opposing natures is required for lasting marriage. Century King Features Syndicate.
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Scigualy
King
Thanksgiving Visitors and Deer Hunting Near Lake Roberts
The Lake Roberts community notes visitors from Deming Silver City Fort Collins and El Paso plus Santa Fe area relatives. Thanksgiving gatherings at local cabins included the Malloys Hesses Crosses and other families. Deer hunting dominates the weekend with several trips to cabins for relaxation and sport.
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Senford Terrell
Deming
C. W. ‘Malloy
Paul Wright
Silver City
Lund
Charles Hibler
Fort Collins
Colo
T Or C
E. E. Bartees
Frank Jordan
el Paso
Melvin Hess
Bruce Cross
John Hoglins
Nixon Seeks Coordinated Strategy in Allied Talks
President Nixon fronts a rapid series of high level talks with five allies to align on Berlin, economic crisis and global shifts after Ping Pong diplomacy. Kissinger says leaders must share a complementary direction ahead of Beijing and Moscow visits with Trudeau Heath Pompidou Brandt Sato.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Berlin
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Moscow
Kissinger
Red China
Okinawa
White House
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
France
Georges Pompidot
Azores
Britain
Edward Heath
Bermuda
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Key Biscayne
Fla
Japan
Eisaku Sato
San Clemente
Calif
Trudeau
America
U.S
Bermudas
United States
Brandt
Montoya Would Vote Against Butz Confirmation
San Antonio Senator Joseph M. Montoya a Democrat from New Mexico says he will vote against Earl Butz’s confirmation as secretary of Agriculture. He blames Nixon farm policies for a severe price crisis and calls for easing or ending those policies rather than continuing them.
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Washington
San
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Earl Butz
Department of Agriculture
Nixon
Eisenhower
Montoya
Frand Hels Painter Reclaimed By Public Galleries
For two centuries after his death in 1866 Frans Hels was held in low esteem as a painter. Now some of his works, once traded at auction in private hands, are celebrated as notable holdings in public galleries.
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Frans Hels
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Michael A. Petts
Alberts
Zio BT
Lake Roberts News
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Marvel
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