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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1969

Page

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Communist troop movements key to future

White House officials say six to eight weeks of communist troop activity will signal if Hanoi plans a major new Vietnam offensive or seeks peace talks in Paris. Infiltration from the north has risen, possibly replacing losses, or signaling stabilization and possible negotiations. Continued on Page 6-A.

Washington UPI Vietnam White House South Vietnam North Vietnam Hanoi Paris Nixon U.S Middle East

Congress in Gear but Break Is Stuck

Washington UPI Congress faced a Christmas deadline as lawmakers clash over foreign aid and a large appropriations bill. The Senate rejected a compromise foreign aid bill over a provision for jet planes to Nationalist China, while Democrats delayed action on a health and education appropriations bill until January.

Congress Washington UPI Nixon Senate House China Democrats Mike Mansfield Mansfield Capitol Veterans House-Senate

Mitchell says Blacks ignore progress under Nixon

Attorney General John N. Mitchell says the Nixon Administration has made impressive gains for Negroes but Black leaders refuse to admit it publicly because their constituency is predominantly Democratic. He notes repeated instances of this stance.

Washington John N. Mitchell Mitchell House of Representatives Democratic Party Philadelphia

U S POWs to Receive Christmas Presents Assured

North Vietnam said American prisoners would receive gifts via ordinary channels and a Christmas dinner with turkey, while rejecting a bid to fly gifts in by charter. The reply cited humanitarian policy and urged gifts sent by Moscow route under existing conditions.

New York Times Hanoi North Vietnam Agence France-Presse United We Stand Dallas Moscow Turkey Pham van Dong Ross Perot United We Stand’ Organization United States Vietnam Democratic Republic of North

Good Morning Morning Phrase About Cutting Friendship

The line notes that harsh words can end friendships, presenting a blunt observation on how a single cutting remark can damage trust and distance between people. It underscores the impact of language in social bonds.

Bob Hope Arrives in Bangkok for Christmas Tour

Bob Hope and 18 showgirls landed in Bangkok to begin his sixth Southeast Asia Christmas tour for American servicemen. A USAF man in a Santa suit kissed Hope, and the group received flower garlands as he stepped from the plane. Hope quipped it felt like a flower girl at Tiny Tim's wedding.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Bob Hope Southeast Asia Air Force Hope Tiny Tim

United States proposes concrete Middle East terms to Big Four

The United States submits a concrete proposal on Israeli Jordanian issues to the Big Four at the United Nations led by Charles W. Yost. It favors limited land transfers and a robust peace commitment, differs from the Soviet plan, and excludes Syria from major power talks as tensions with Arab leaders rise.

United Nations N.Y United States Middle East Jerusalem Charles W. Yost U.S Rabat Morocco Soviet Union William P. Rogers France Israel Syria

Indications Bright for Tax Reform in Final Conference Bill

Washington reports show White House silent on a veto while signs point to President Nixon signing the tax reform and relief bill. The conference committee produced a budget-friendly version with smaller revenue losses than both House and Senate versions, and projections after 1972 show modest deficits, aligning with Treasury targets. The final bill, praised by lawmakers from both parties, faces House votes and potential Senate action.

Washington White House Nixon Sen Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Senate Joint House Senate Conference Committee Scott Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation House Secretary of the Treasury David M. Kennedy Senate Finance Committee Conference Committee Ways and Means Committee Congress

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