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OCR Page 1 of 71THE PRESIDENT HAS SEEN
NEWS SUMMARY
November 27, 1971
(Friday networks, wires and columns)
The major stories of the day:
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RN to meet Heath in Bermuda December 20 -- ABC lead where
international trade problems are emphasized; brief note by other
nets and Sevareid commentary less than enthusiastic over summitry.
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US balance of payments suffers worst month ever (NBC lead) and
Admin attributes it largely to dock strike as courts begin issuing
back-to-work orders.
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Dow-Jones makes biggest jump in over 3 months -- up 18 points
(CBS lead) and spurred by rise in leading indicators which was
1.2% or 6 times the Sept. increase. Also helping market:
lengthier workweeks; decline in requests for unemployment com-
pensation and movement against dock strike.
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India-Pakistan conflict continues in apparently light engagements
as Bangla-Desh rebels are reportedly bringing under control sizable
chunks of E. Pakistan.
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PRC at UN blasts Soviets for Malik's previous criticism of Chiao's
Wed. attack on Soviet disarmament conference -- - opposition to which
US joins PRC Friday.
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Major film reports on all nets on the peaceful, quick end to Rahway,
New Jersey prison rebellion -- marked contrast to Attica tho Cahill
refused to make comparisons. Much credit to the Gov. (Lengthy
film on all nets.)
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No evidence of the hijacker who bailed out with $200, 000.
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