Kissinger to return for talks on Vietnam peace progress
Senators react with cautious optimism to Henry Kissinger’s flight back to the United States to confer with President Nixon on Vietnam peace talks. Senate Leader Mansfield says he’s encouraged but wants to see results, while Humphrey expresses guarded hope a ceasefire may come, warning against dashed expectations.
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Kissinger rushes home from Paris to push Vietnam talks
Henry Kissinger flew from Paris to Florida for a post midnight meeting with President Nixon as North Vietnamese negotiators reported progress. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho said they had completed extensive negotiations and planned further talks with Haig overseeing the process.
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North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Key Biscayne, Fla
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Paris
Nixon
Vietnam
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Tho
Nguyen van Thien
Homestead Air Force Base
Miami
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White House
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Sessons
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Haig
Pars
Saigon
Niton
United States
William H. Sullivan
Hanoi
Nguyen Co Thach
Papis
Robbery at Toot N Totum in west Amarillo
A man about 45 waved a large caliber handgun and robbed Toot n Totum No. 23 at 3626 W. 6th in Amarillo Saturday night. He demanded cash from the register and city receipts, fled south on Fairmont. Store clerk Mrs. Lee Studer and customer Willy Davis provided statements.
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Wrong house raided in mass drug sweep at gunpoint
In Winthrop Massachusetts a drug raid by plainclothes officers from several towns burst into the Pines home at 10 a.m. waking William and his wife and terrifying their 13 year old daughter Melody. Fifteen armed men held them at gunpoint for a quarter hour before realizing they had raided the wrong house.
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UPI
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Melody
Pines
Pine
Mrs. Pine
Stock Show Rodeo To Be Best Ever
The Amarillo Stock Show Rodeo opens a six performance run at Tri-State Fair Coliseum Friday. Top 1972 RCA finishers compete for prize money. Tickets $5 $3 $2 at the coliseum box office. Jody Miller headlines entertainment. Details on Page RT.
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Tri-State Fair Coliseum
Rodeo Cowboy Association
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Rodeo
Effort to Curb Food Prices Fosters New Wage Board
Washington UPI reported Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz outlined a plan to create a food industry wage stabilization board modeled on the Construction Industry Stabilization Committee. Dunlop would oversee. The move aims to dampen grocery prices by holding down worker wages while avoiding farm-level price controls.
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Shultz
Food Industry Stabilization Board
Weekend Warmth Amid Chill Nights Forecast
The forecast shows a fair weekend through Monday with milder days and cooler nights. Lows around the upper 20s tonight, highs in the low 60s today and Monday, with northwesterly winds 12 to 22 mph.
City Ranks 7th In Industry Gain
A city earns seventh place in a regional industry gain ranking published on Page B-8. Officials attribute the position to new investments, job growth, and increasing business activity across several sectors. The report highlights construction, manufacturing, and service sectors driving the uptick.
Odyssey 2000 Panhandle gathering set in Amarillo
The second annual Panhandle Odyssey 2000 event will be Friday at the Amarillo Civic Center. Sponsored by the Board of City Development, Board of Convention and Visitors Activities, and the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, the evening includes a reception, dinner at 7:30, a program, and a dance with the Mark Anthony orchestra. Tickets cost 7.50 and are limited to the first 1,000 reservations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Suspect Held After Hit Run Critically Hurts Girl
Amarillo police arrested a 49 year old man on a charge of investigation for failure to stop after a hit and run that critically injured Tammy Gay Hosler 14 as she stood on the curb near 5500 Amarillo Boulevard East. The suspect was found in a north Amarillo home and booked into jail pending arraignment.
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Wasim City
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Roy D. O'Daniel
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Amarillo
Amarilla Rivd
Jerry Ashiton
Dahlil
Ashton
Columbine
Tammy
Pay Law Grocery
Senate Study Finds Education Still Racially Segregated
A Senate special committee reports that extreme racial and economic segregation in U.S. schools harms millions of poor and minority children. It calls for a national commitment to socioeconomic and racial integration starting in early grades with greatly expanded federal aid, while warning that only limited progress has been made outside the South.
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