Nixon interview sparks protests from Hanoi and Viet Cong
North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy and Viet Cong figure Ngu yen Van Tien denounced Nixon after a televised interview about a possible prisoner exchange for U.S. withdrawal. They cited their July peace plan and demanded halting U.S. support for Saigon. In Paris, the United States voiced worry over a reported enemy offensive aimed at disrupting Nixon’s likely trip to Peking.
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Nixon papers threaten Indian US ties during India Pakistan war
Indian sources warned that columnist Jack Anderson's Nixon disclosure could permanently strain India US relations amid the 1971 India Pakistan conflict. Delhi noted Washington backed Pakistan at the UN and in State Department statements, with no official Indian comment yet. Amb Keating's cables drew interest but unlikely policy shift predicted.
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Nixon Sato Talks Reaffirm U S Japan Ties
In San Clemente California AP reports that U S officials forecast talks between President Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato would reaffirm economic and political ties. Officials indicated expectations ahead of the two day conference.
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Pay Board Delays Aerospace Raise Settlement Decision
Washington AP The Pay Board postponed choosing a replacement wage settlement for the rejected 12 percent aerospace raise. The delay came after labor and management union reps Auto Workers and Machinists requested more time to negotiate terms themselves, saying board terms were being dictated.
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Mrs Nixon Joins In Native Jig At Ghana Fest
ACCRA Ghana AP Pat Nixon joined royal women in a tribal dance at a hilltop festival in her honor by Ghanaian chieftains The First Lady described the welcome as cementing friendship with Chief Nana Osee Djan II and hoped to lure global tourists to Ghana She toured to Aburi to renew ties with the 83 year old blind chief The durbar featured royal dances talking drums libation gifts with notables from 17 villages and a carved throne stool gift The visit included a cassette tape recorder for the chief and a reminder of Ghanaian goodwill
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Reapportionment plan drawn again in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania House leaders halted a Democratic plan to enlarge the U.S. House delegation, returning reapportionment to committee after failing to secure votes. Speaker K. Leroy Irvis aims for a bipartisan path with Gov. Shapp, targeting a vote on January 17 amid Republican opposition and redrawn district concerns in Allegheny County.
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B52s Launch Major Strikes in Demilitarized Zone
U S B52s staged their largest raid of the war on the DMZ dropping about 30 percent more bombs on storage areas bunkers and supply lines in the zone’s southwest. A second aircraft struck a radar site near Hanoi while other raids targeted radar installations across North Vietnam. Two Americans were reported killed in Indochina action last week with 50 wounded in action overall.
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Somerset Hospital Campaign Reaches 619187 Pledge Total
The Somerset Community Hospital Campaign announces $619,187 pledged toward the building fund with a $750,000 challenge objective. Campaign leaders cite progress beyond the $500,000 minimum as weather cooperates and volunteers report growing gifts.
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Somerset County Reappraisal Start Set
A 14 month reappraisal of about 40000 parcels will begin Monday in Somerset County by AVS of Ebensburg at a cost of 175000 dollars. It will be first county appraisal since the early 1950s with AVS employing locals for clerical and field work until completion March 1 1975. Identification cards will be worn by all AVS personnel. Work starts in incorporated communities and moves to rural areas.
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