Christian People's party takes reins in Norway
Norway's Labor government resigned after losing a referendum on joining the European Common Market. Lars Korvald of the Christian People’s party announced plans to form a new minority government with Liberals and Center party support.
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Peace rumors swirl as Nixon seeks pre election Vietnam accord
U S officials expect more pre election peace chatter in Vietnam though they doubt major changes to Nixon settlement terms. Reports from London and Saigon spark speculation of a broad deal and pre election offer, but Haig and Kissinger visits and Nixon’s cautious stance suggest a settlement that avoids a Communist victory and preserves Thieu under terms.
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Drinking blamed in fatal Mexican train crash
Mexican authorities charged that the engineer Melchor Sanchez and fireman Ignacio Carrizales were under the influence of alcohol when a passenger train derailed on a curve near Saltillo. The crash killed 172 and injured 1,014, with many bodies still unaccounted and survivors reaching hospitals.
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Nixon vows no tax rise if reelected and spending ceiling passed
President Nixon released a White House photograph after his Camp David radio address in which he says there will be no tax increase for the next four years if reelected and Congress approves his proposed 3230 billion spending ceiling. He warned Congress to act next week on the measure, framing it as a key domestic issue of the campaign.
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Spassky Reflects On Fischer Rematch Defeat
In Moscow Boris Spassky told 64 magazine he stayed convinced he could beat Bobby Fischer in the Reykjavik World Championship but blames numerous unforced errors. He says he lacked the nervous energy for a final blow yet praises Fischers high technical skill and stamina. He hints at a possible rematch in 1975 or sooner if opportunities arise.
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Massing of Red guerrilla forces alarms Philippines
Manila reports say communist guerrillas are massing in Rizal Quezon and Tarlac provinces as martial law tightens. Government acts, expelling subversive university staff and students after a swift inquiry.
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Belfast bar blast kills woman and injures many
A car bomb exploded at the Long Bar on Falls Road Belfast killing a 22 year old mother of three and injuring twelve others. Crowds blocked Army investigators as authorities noted no warning preceded the blast.
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Report raps farm policy favoritism across Nixon era
A study by the Agribusiness Accountability Project accuses the Nixon administration of harming small farmers and consumers while aiding big exporters. It criticizes the Department of Agriculture for shifting labor between government and private business and calls USDA responsive to agribusiness. The report cites the U.S. grain sale to the Soviet Union as a key example and cites secrecy, price manipulation, and ensuing congressional probes.
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