Bunker sees progress in Vietnam but cautions on negotiations
U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker says eight months of progress in Vietnam raise the possibility of accelerating gains though no sign of a shift in Communist negotiation posture. He notes Thieu’s government has a solid program but concrete actions depend on organization and momentum, and cautions against expanding the war into Cambodia or Laos. He says North Vietnam may seek a settlement if it can’t win, but predicts little change before U S presidential elections.
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Ellsworth Bunker
Associated Press
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Legislator Considers Resigning House Seat
Charlott esville AP report says Richard H. Middleton a wealthy legislator facing divorce countersuits may quit his Albemarle Greene seat. Attorney Richard S. Callaghan Jr states Middleton will give serious consideration to resigning amid protracted litigation and Nevada moves involving his wife and his 18 year old secretary.
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Richard H. Middleton
House of Delegates
Richard S. Callaghan Jr
Albemarle County
Middleton
Charg
Patricia Morris Bingler
Virginia
Nevada
Albemarle
Greene
Callaghan
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Stanley P. Wilcox
Republican Committee
Interstate Railroad workers return after strike end
About 150 engineers and firemen were to report for work today for the Interstate Railroad in Southwest Virginia, ending a strike that began August 2 at the 60 mile coal-hauling facility. The Southern Railway Co announced an agreement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers to restore pay scales and conditions similar to the prior three years with further talks anticipated after the Supreme Court ruling. The Interstate line runs from Roda in Wise County to Miller Yard in Scott County.
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W. F. Geeslin
Geeslin
U. S. Supreme Court
Roda
Wise County
Miller Yard
Scott County
Tree Hangs From Ceiling to Save Christmas
In Georgia Harold R. Mitchell hangs a Christmas tree from the ceiling to spare his 5 year old son and keep ornaments intact in a shared room with a 2 year old brother. In Montana Senator Lee Metcalf notes Congress will stay in session through year end and he will spend Christmas in Washington. Congress adjourned Dec 16.
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Harold R. Mitchell
Mableton
Helena
Mont
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