Secret advisers planned to stay in South Vietnam
U.S. officials draft secret plans for civilian advisers to remain in South Vietnam after troop withdrawal. The advisers would be employed by civilian firms under Defense or State contracts, similar to Laos Air America. The Kissinger negotiated cease-fire calls for withdrawal within 60 days, but civilian advisers are not publicly defined.
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Trudeau Wins Liberal Backing For Majority In Commons
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau vows to seek Parliament’s session as soon as possible after a tie vote in Canada’s election. New Democrat leader David Lewis pledges support for a Liberal majority, contingent on avoid ing disallowed legislation.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
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Commons
Robert Stanfield
David Lewis
New Democrats
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McGovern Casts Doubt On Nixon Peace Prospects
Senator George McGovern warned Nixon’s televised address clouded peace chances and announced a Chicago TV response. He attacked tax claims, recalled JFK, and urged continued campaigning with stops in Grand Rapids Gary and Chicago as he pressed for votes.
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Bodine to Join T H Demo Blitz in Terre Haute
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Richard C. Bodine joins a 5 30 p m Get Out and Vote blitz in Terre Haute with Warren P Henegar and candidates for Congress and state legislature. The door to door walk covers Winslow 21st to Berne Frisco streets and ends with a Seventh Ward rally at Hungarian Hall. Vigo County officials anticipate strong voter turnout for the November 7 election.
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Terre Town
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Hungarian Hall
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Warren P. Henegar
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Winslow
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Clay
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Frisco
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Stapleton
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Frederick T. Bauer
William D. Roach
Lernard M. Sweeney
George A. Schoffstall
Robert J. Burkle
John A. Scott
Weather map and river stage outlook for Terre Haute region
The River at rising stage 14.2 feet by afternoon with fair conditions across Terre Haute and vicinity. Temperatures yesterday and tonight range from mid 30s to mid 50s with a 10 percent rain chance through Indiana Illinois and cooler illinois with mid 60s highs in Illinois. Dirt-dust counts are higher than 1971 averages with sunrise at 7 20 a m and sunset at 4 46 p m.
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Indiana
Illinois
Revenue Sharing Checks Due For Vigo County December
Vigo County officials and planners attended a Indianapolis briefing on federal revenue sharing. The first local checks totaling about 2.22 million for Vigo County and 1.14 million for Terre Haute will arrive the first week of December, with other funds following quarterly.
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Charles Staats
John Sheehan
West Central Indiana
Revenue Sharing Advisory Service, Inc
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Terre Haute
West Terre Haute
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The nuthatch is the only bird that habitually climbs down a tree head first.
U.N. Votes to Create Global Environmental Body
The United Nations, by a 115 0 vote in the economic committee, moves to set up an international environmental action framework. A 58 nation governing council and a $100 million five year fund are planned, with the US proposing $40 million and others pledging funds.
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Wage-Price Controls Face Uncertain Future in 1973
Washington sources say Nixon faces a murky path for wage price controls beyond April 1973 with factors like the budget inflation public opinion and politics shaping any extension or modification. Officials suggest a January decision is possible if reelected but caution against abrupt removal.
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Indians End 18 Hour Takeover of Bureau of Indian Affairs
A 300 member group of militants ended an 18 hour seizure of the Bureau of Indian Affairs building in Washington. The White House ruled out forced eviction and the protesters agreed to vacate today. They planned to move to the nearby departmental auditorium and visit Arlington National Cemetery for a service for Indian war victims. The American Indian Movement led the action, saying the takeover was to force listening to their demands.
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Salt Lake City
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