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Letter bomb sent to Nixon...
The war in Vietnam close to an end...
Letter bomb sent to Nixon...
The war in Vietnam close to an end...
Item # 629333
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October 26, 1972
AKRON BEACON JOURNAL, Akron, Ohio, October 26, 1972 (front page only)
* Hanoi Lists Vietnam Peace Terms
* Letter bombs sent to President Nixon and others intercepted
* Kissinger's work highlighted - earned him a Noble Peace Prize
The front page has several items related to the final days of the Vietnam War: "Hanoi Lists Nine-Point Peace Terms" (which includes the text of the 9 points), "Kissinger: One More Session To Wrap Up Peace In Vietnam", and the only somewhat related: "Booby-Trap", with a photo of the letter bomb sent to President Richard M. Nixon - intercepted by Israeli Postal workers in Tel Aviv. While the Paris Peace Accord would not be signed until a few months later, Henry Kissinger's efforts during this period would eventually earn both he and Vietnamese politburo member Lê Đức Thọ a Nobel Peace Prize.
First leaf only, but in very nice condition. Some of the articles continue on inside pages which are not present - however, the leaf is quite displayable.
Category: The 20th Century
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