U S Pressures Saigon to Attend Talks Despite Viet Cong Status
U S cautioned South Vietnam it cannot accept a backseat role at the conference table while urging Saigon to join the talks. Hanoi warned Viet Cong must not be treated as lesser at the negotiations, as Thieu contemplates cabinet changes and Ky may lead the delegation.
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UPI
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Social Security Building Proposed Site sought for district office
The General Services Administration seeks a 26000 square foot site with at least 150 feet frontage for a new Social Security district office. Proposals may be donations or exchanges, with a Dec 6 deadline and site inspections Dec 9 to Dec 13. The current office at 637 Cherry St serves six counties and about 39000 beneficiaries.
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Curity
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Social Security District
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Indiana
Clark
Illinois
Weather map update for Terre Haute and surrounding area
Cloudy and colder conditions with light snow flurries possible tonight no significant accumulation expected. Tuesday remains cloudy and cold with highs 30 to 37 and lows 18 to 25. Illinois also expect cloudy skies with light snow flurries tonight and cooler factor continuing into Tuesday.
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Illinois
Cummings Trial Focus Shifts To Church Finances
In Vigo Circuit Court the Brazil First Christian Church funds are examined as Robert Triplett, treasurer of the construction bond proceeds fund, testifies about a loose handling of finances and his trust in Earl S. Cummings. Triplett recalls signing and says he trusted the pastor despite questions over dates and signatures surrounding a $2,500 payment.
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Earl S. Cummings
Robert Triplett
Warren R. Everett
Faculty of Remembrance
Triplett
First Christian Church
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Robert Neal
Clay County
John Baumunk
Earl
Neal
Cummings
Soviet Ship Returns from Moon Trip
The Soviet Union reports Zond 6 safely returned to earth after a lunar voyage. Tass described a new re entry using aerodynamic lift rather than ballistic descent, enabling a precise landing with lower overload.
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Moscow
Bochum
West Germany
Italy Faces Nationwide Strikes as Government Labor Unions Demand Wages
Rome reports a sweeping 24 hour work stoppage by government employees starting tonight with railway workers leading the walkout. Postal, telephone, and electrical workers join at midnight, affecting courts, offices, schools, and ministries. An estimated 2 million workers participate in a strike that could paralyze parts of the country as student protests continue over university reforms.
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Upl
New York City
Ocean _ Hill- Brownsville
Brooklyn
Ocean Hill-Brownsville
Ocean Hill
Herbert F. Johnson
James E. Allen Jr. Johnson
Rhody McCoy
Allen
McCoy
Rome
Italy
Flornce
Sullivan Stops Kilrain in 75-Round Richburg Bout
On July 8 1889 John L Sullivan defeated Jake Kilrain in a 75 round championship bare knuckles boxing match at Richburg Mississippi.
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Jake Kilrain
Richburg
Miss
Foe Opens New Winter Offensive Near Da Nang
Allied forces report 416 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in heavy weekend battles along the Da Nang coast and foothills. Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam says this marks the start of the winter offensive with expected rocket and terror attacks on major cities and ground assaults on smaller towns. South Vietnamese and Korean casualties are listed with no American losses. fighting centers on Quang Tri and Thua Thien provinces below the DMZ.
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da Nang
Hoang Xuan Lam
Hue
Quang Tri
Quang Ngai
Hoi An
Tam Ky
Lam
U.S
Hanoi
Ben Hai River
Dmz
Qang Tri
Thua Thien
Move to Save French Franc
Paris reports the franc wobbled as de Gaulle seeks aid to avert devaluation. Banks in Brussels and Lisbon paused private franc trades while Basel bankers convened with U S Britain West Germany and Japan for a potential credit. Some reports say Germany may loan 1.1 billion to France but no decision was made and a televised address was awaited.
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UPI
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Basel
U.S
de Gaulle
France
Britain
London
West
Germany
Switzerland
Copenhagen
Nixon Seeks Cabinet Talent Asks Advisers to Hunt
President elect Richard M. Nixon directs top advisers in a broad talent search for Cabinet posts and hundreds of other administration jobs. While lists exist and preliminary judgments were made, no selections are finalized. Nixon spends time at h island resort drafting inaugural address as Humphrey arrives for vacation. no meeting planned.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Miami
Humphrey
Atlantic
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