Woods typewriter and lamp ruled out in Watergate buzz
Washington AP reports technical experts found Rose Mary Woods's lamp and typewriter unlikely causes of the 18 minute Watergate buzz. The tape recorder remains the primary suspect, with further study needed to confirm its role. Woods recalled an accident and a possible gap in the Haldeman tape during testimony.
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Trucks Roll Again as Protests Reignite Nationwide
The Associated Press reports big trucks returned to major routes as drivers ended park in protests over lower speed limits and fuel costs. scattered blockades appeared in Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey West Virginia Kansas and Oklahoma with leaders signaling tactics shift and potential future actions.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
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Washington
Oklahoma City
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Washington, D.C
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Kansas City
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Tho Arrives in Paris for Talks With Kissinger on Vietnam
Le Duc Tho, Hanoi’s chief negotiator, arrived in Paris to resume talks with Henry Kissinger on Vietnam fighting. Both Nobel co winners said they would meet Thursday as Tho delays accepting his prize while the war continues. Tho said the United States requested the new meeting, contrary to prior reports from Washington and Saigon.
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Kissinger
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Public would respect Nixon more if he resigns for Ford
A Harris poll shows 45 to 31 percent would respect Nixon more if he resigned to permit Gerald Ford to become president. Ford’s lack of foreign policy experience worries many, but Kissinger as secretary of state could ease fears. Nixon’s low personal confidence and Kissinger’s praised Middle East diplomacy shape public views on a potential succession.
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Chicago Tribune
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White House
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Harris survey signals public mood on Nixon succession
A Harris poll reveals fatigue with foreign affairs under Nixon and a perception that Ford and Kissinger, not elected, may hasten a resignation path. The public focus centers on the state of the presidency and the fate of the White House leadership.
Bangladesh celebrates second anniversary with military display
Bangladesh marked its second birthday with a large parade in Dacca featuring two tanks captured in the 1971 war for independence, three MIG21 jets, transports, and helicopters. The government reported several bombings by extremists during the day as celebrations proceeded, commemorating Gen. A A K Niazi's surrender on December 16, 1971.
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Bangladesh
Pakistan
A.A.K. Niazi
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