Troop Withdrawal Talk Stirs GOP Doves in Senate
Washington reports Nixon nearing a unilateral Vietnam troop pullout as several antiwar Republican senators ready a broad challenge. In a 24 hour window, three Republican senators pushed on the issue while the White House weighs its options.
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GOP Senators Call for Vietnam Troop Withdrawals
Republican leaders Aiken Scott and Packwood urged substantial troop withdrawals from Vietnam signaling Nixon may have decided to pull back. Aiken notified the White House hours before his speech. Scott pressed loyalty yet echoed the call. Packwood cited his estimation of Nixon's decision.
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Fire levels abandoned Ridgeville home on Main St
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed an empty house at 5339 Main St in North Ridgeville after a neighbor called at 7 p.m. Firemen believed the condemned, vacant structure had stood for months and the owner remains unknown. A second, unrelated political article discusses 1970 Senate gains for Republicans and potential targets in Tennessee Florida Texas South Carolina.
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