Brezhnev Delays Nixon Talks Until Autumn Report says
A Moscow report via Victor Louis in London states Soviet party chairman Leonid Brezhnev will not visit the United States until autumn, unless an agreement on Vietnam is reached. The dispatch cites an unfavorable political climate and Middle East tensions, framing the move as a diplomatic warning amid rising Vietnam War escalation. Brezhnev would reportedly return empty handed if he traveled now.
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Crowds Pay Silent Tribute At Truman Grave In Independence
In cold damp weather, thousands gathered at Harry S Truman’s grave to offer prayers and red carnation tributes. Bess Truman 87, daughter Margaret Daniel, and four grandsons stood with mourners as military honors concluded the interment.
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Rates for home delivery and newsstand copies
The notice lists home delivery by carrier at 90 cents per week and single daily copies at 15 cents with a 20 cent Sunday Record. It notes postage paid at Middletown and appears in a historical newspaper context.
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IRA leader seized by Dublin police amid crackdown
Dublin police arrested Rory O Braden? O Brady political leader of the Provisional IRA Sinn Fein. First IRA leader arrest since new anti IRA laws passed Dec 1. Earlier arrests targeted Provisional Sinn Fein officials. Nearby violence: British Army shot and killed one man near the border raising toll to 678 after three years of sectarian conflict.
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Rebels warn Cambodia to purge corruption or invade
A self-styled rebel reform group calling itself Clean Cambodians and claiming over 2000 fighters warned the Cambodian government to eliminate corruption within three months or risk an infiltration into Phnom Penh. The ultimatum came via a radio broadcast cutting into military channels as Phnom Penh acknowledged vast salary fraud by units paying nonexistent soldiers.
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Sweden asks no new envoy after Palme remarks
Washington protests Palme’s comparison of bombing North Vietnam to Nazi crimes. No ambassador swap. Guthrie told not to return now. Sweden and the United States keep embassies in each capital. In Peking, Chou En-Lai and Chiang Ching led a 10,000 strong anti U.S. rally backing North Vietnam.
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