North Vietnam supply lines hit by U S bombers
U S forces claimed heavy strikes across North Vietnam targeting trucks boats and bridges along supply routes. Despite weather limits pilots reported multiple hits on fuel and ammunition depots, key highways and industrial sites amid ongoing air operations near Saigon and the 19th parallel.
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Wisconsin
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Meigner
Hla
Grant Abbott
Deckerville
wMich
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Abbott
Collado
Ellsworth Bunker
Neuven van Chiew
Corr Jer
South Vietnam
Agnew shifts from peace talks optimism
Republican vice presidential candidate Spiro T. Agnew retreated from earlier optimism on a breakthrough in Paris peace talks. He told crowds that any major move would be guided by the President and stressed diplomacy cannot be carried out in the news columns. He defended the campaign’s cautious stance as he and Nixon anticipate potential changes in voter support.
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Vietnam
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Paris
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Johnson
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Minn
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Joint Chiefs
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Kennedy
Cuba
Seventh Heaven Rotating Restaurant Opens in Moscow
Moscow unveils Seventh Heaven, a 1,722-foot rotating restaurant offering panoramic city views. A fixed menu priced at 2 rubles per person with drinks extra prompts two-hour dining limits as it attracts foreign whiskies and music in a highrise venue.
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Seventh Heaven
Orlpow
Taurant
Stock Prices Mixed Today in Active Trading
New York traders opened with mixed stock action as gains barely balanced losses. The Dow Jones average declined 44 points to 956.24 while the NYSE index edged higher amid lingering Vietnam peace move doubts.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Vietnam
Death Of A Stunt Man Australie Labans Falls Before Crowd
Labans, a stunt performer, died before an audience of 200 as he fell during a stunt in Australie. Authorities report the incident occurred at the event venue, with investigators reviewing safety measures and confirming the death.
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Washington
Red Marine
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Shoup
Joint Chiefs
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Kennedy
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Curtis LeMay
Army
Joint
Milit Chiefs
D. Tayior
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Suiman
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W. Anderson Jr
LeMay
Shoun
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Labans
Policy Debate At UN Ends On Mild Note
At the United Nations General Assembly debate on disarmament and peace, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko offered unusually restrained remarks defending Czechoslovakia and calling for less escalation. U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged restraint and criticized threats to interference in West Germany, while Albania attacked both powers as imperialists seeking to divide the world into spheres of influence.
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Associated Press
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Vietnam
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Moscow
Washington
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