Viet CongDemand Paris Negotiations Stagnate Amid War Updates
Madame Nguyen Thi Binh returned from Hanoi and warned Nixon to meet all Communist demands for peace. Porter signaled the United States will not meet next week unless the Communists present a viable offer. Reports also note continued attacks in Laos and Cambodia with limited actions in South Vietnam as talks near collapse.
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le Bourget
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Vietnam
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United States
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Long Cheng
Luang Prabang
Cambodia
Tonle Sap
Phnom Penh
South Vietnam
Saigon
Vientiane
Dockers May Stay on Jobs Amid Pay Board Dispute
New York sources report AFL-CIO ILA leader Thomas Gleason and ILWU head Harry Bridges saying a nationwide dock strike is unlikely while talks continue. Pay Board cuts reduced the West Coast package from 20.6 to 14.9 percent, with the ILA yet to formally submit its eastern and Gulf Coast contract seeking a 1.2 percent rise the first year and a 14 percent basic wage increase.
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Gleason
Harry Bridges
Independent
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Bridges
West Coast
Gulf Coast
Hughes Faces Nevada ultimatum over casino changes
The Nevada State Gaming Commission rejected Howard Hughes request to reorganize his casino holdings unless he meets two officials for an hour and is fingerprinted. Hughes did not appear, and authorities doubt changes reflect his wishes without direct contact. Hughes, the state’s largest employer, runs major casino interests employing about 8,000 Nevadans.
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UPI
Howard Hughes
Nevada
Hughes
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Nicaragua
Jack Diehl
T Hughes
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Clifford Irving
Frank Schreck Jr
Fannin Attacks Columnist Anderson Over Nixon Era Fear
The columnist criticizes Jack Anderson as an inquisitor and lambasts his alleged charges as McCarthyism in spirit. He argues the Anderson accusations should be supported by solid documentation and warns Congress is listening to the publication.
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Richard Kleindienst
United States
Jack Anderson
Congress
Anderson
Tucson Transit Challenge Urges Bus Expansion Now
Special edition argues public transit must be expanded with modern buses and planned routes. It criticizes rail and monorail as impractical, urges professional traffic planning, and calls for immediate freeway parkway development to cope with rapidly rising car use in Tucson.
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