Nixon plans lean second term as Agnew visits Camp David
President Nixon eyed peace talks with North and South Vietnam while outlining a slimmer, less costly second administration. Agnew flew to Camp David to share views on federal reorganization. Discussions included Kissinger Haig Jr. and John Dean with plans not requiring new congressional action.
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Nozza children in protective custody after son’s death
In Miami domestic relations court Judge Dixie Chastain ordered Michael Nozza and his wife Lois Jean Nozza to place five children in protective custody for 30 days while he undergoes psychiatric testing. Dean Nozza, 3, died of malnutrition at Variety Children’s Hospital.
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Imdex Vol 17 No 128 Grange County publication notice
Imdex issue dated Thursday November 16 1972 lists publication details for Grange County Newspapers division. It notes daily morning delivery Monday through Saturday with home delivery rates and single copy costs at newsstands, plus Sunday Record pricing and mailing details in Middletown New York.
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Mulberry St
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Acquitted Vietnam fragging suspect claims Army railroaded him
San Francisco Private Billy D. Smith says the Army targeted him for trial over his outspoken war criticism and alleged racism in Vietnam. He cites as evidence his role as scapegoat for Fraggings and the desire of soldiers to halt the war.
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Argentina mobilizes forces before Perons arrival in Buenos Aires
Argentina's military government moved 35,000 troops to occupy strategic points in and around Buenos Aires two days before ex president Juan D. Peron returns from 17 years in exile. Peron is due to land at Exeizan International Airport Friday at 11 a.m. local time.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Exeizan International
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