White House denies rift between Nixon and Kissinger on Vietnam peace talks. Pope Paul regrets resumed bombing of North Vietnam.        

Former President Truman still in very serious condition. Apollo XV11 astronauts return to Houston, Texas.          

Former President Truman's condition almost critical. Females now deputy sheriffs in Los Angeles      

Holiday bombing pause in Vietnam. Former President Truman's condition worsens.          

Former President Truman dies. Gunshots wound three civilians in Northern Ireland.     

Special presentation on the death of former President Harry S. Truman.            

Body of Harry Truman lies in state at Truman library. Funeral to take place in the library. North Vietnam boycotts Paris peace talks. Will not negotiate until bombing ceases.         

Harry Truman is buried in a private ceremony. Medical researchers say heavy coffee drinkers are more likely to have heart attacks.         

Apollo XV11 on-board film is released by NASA. Newspapers should be read to keep well informed as TV news only covers the surface of a story.          

In Paris, North Vietnam demands US sign peace settlement. US wants changes. Pope Paul is happy to hear Vietnam peace talks are resuming.         

North Vietnam pushing for negotiated settlement. Kissinger and Nixon meet.      

Low-level talks continue in Paris. House Democratic caucus renominated Carl Albert as speaker and Thomas O'Neill as House Majority Leader.         

"NIXON: THE NEXT FOUR YEARS--THE CORRESPONDENTS REPORT"
CBS SPECIAL BROADCAST (Video Tape).

Walter Cronkite is anchor for a roundtable discussion by a group of seven CBS correspondents on what might be expected from President Nixon's second administration, projecting both domestic and foreign planning and actions, and comparing the future to what has happened during the past four years. The correspondents are Eric Sevareid, Dan Rather, Charles Collingwood, Marvin Kalb, Roger Mudd and Daniel Schorr, with Cronkite as the seventh in the discussion. 

Two Royal Ulster officers killed by booby-trapped bomb attached to their car by IRA. Elvis Presley's "Aloha From Hawaii" becomes the most watched broadcast by an individual entertainer.         

General Alexander Haig goes to South Vietnam to discuss peace negotiations with Saigon.           

Reports that ceasefire agreement may be signed in several days are denied. Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir meets with the Pope then flies to Geneva Switzerland.    

Pentagon Papers case begins. Casper Weinberger testifies in Senate hearing.           

Rumors abound of Vietnam peace settlement. Senate approves Frederick Dent as Commerce secretary.         

Talk of ceasefire in Vietnam. North Vietnam says ceasefire will be initiated Wednesday, signed Saturday and take affect Sunday.       

Truce possible in South Vietnam as major figures return to Paris to conclude peace negotiations. Former President Lyndon Baines Johnson dies at 64.           

A report on the death of former President Lyndon Baines Johnson.            

President Nixon announces a peace agreement between the United States and South and North Vietnam.            

News and commentary about the recently announced peace agreement between the US and North Vietnam.       

Vietnam ceasefire has been reached, Formal signing soon. Former President Lyndon Johnson's body arrives in Washington DC. for final ceremonies.         

Commentary about death of President Johnson and end of Vietnam war.          

Funeral in Washington DC for President Johnson followed by burial at Texas ranch. Chicago teachers strike ends.        

President Nixon requests day of prayer as Vietnam war ends. 
Spiro Agnew to visit Southeast Asia to discuss postwar relations.          

Juan Corona, accused of the mass murder of 25 migrant workers, asks for a new trial. In Paris, Viet Cong and South Vietnam begin talks on South Vietnam's political future.        

American POW's scheduled for release soon. King Hussein of Jordan visits White House. Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir to follow in three weeks.        

Kissinger trip to Southeast Asia. Canada says it will recognize North Vietnam.         

North Vietnam and Viet Cong will release first group of US POW's shortly. Virginia Knauer will stay on as Nixon's consumer advisor.          

Henry Kissinger arrives in Hanoi to discuss postwar US relations with North Vietnam.           

143 American POW's released including Navy Lt. Commander Everett Alvarez who was shot down in August, 1964.       

North Vietnam announces it will release another 20 POW's in next few days. Nixon devalues the dollar by 10%.        

Nixon Hopes devaluation of dollar will stop deficit. US accuses Viet Cong of violating peace agreement by holding up release of more POW's.          

Two more planeloads of POW's arrive in California. Comedian Wally Cox dies at age 48.         

Army review court upholds conviction of Lt. William Calley in My Lai massacre. Captain Michael Heck, who refused to fly mission over North Vietnam is given a dishonorable discharge.  

President Nixon appears at AFL-CIO meeting. Greeted with a cordial reception. Henry Kissinger begins a trip to Southeast Asia.     

President Nixon visits Columbia, South Carolina to give thanks for his Vietnam support. Laos announces a ceasefire.       

White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler discusses Watergate.
Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker resigns, to be replaced by Graham Martin.        

Sam Ervin says his Committee has no evidence H.R. Haldeman involved with bugging Democratic headquarters. South Florida Coast suffers second blackout in two days.        

Anthony Russo takes stand in own defense in Pentagon Papers trial. Viet Cong downs two ICCS helicopters. President Nixon says very serious matter.         

House of Commons votes not to restore capital punishment. President Nixon sends Congress a comprehensive trade bill          

Serious smog situation in Japan. Nixon urges Congress to improve laws governing private pension plans.     

International financier Edward Krock charged with evading one and a half-million in income taxes.          

FBI Director Patrick Gray resigns after admitting to destroying evidence in Watergate scandal.

United States resumes bombing of Laos after US accuses Laos of ceasefire violations. Nixon addresses construction workers.         

Nixon lifts all restrictions on oil imports. Indictments said to be imminent in Watergate case.        

Watergate case develops further. John Dean says he will not be made a scapegoat in the Watergate case.          

John Dean and H.R. Haldeman becoming more involved in Watergate case. South Vietnam reports fewer ceasefire violations.