Nixon reveals secret Vietnam peace plan with 6 month U.S. pullout
President Nixon announced a private eight point peace proposal to Soviet and North Vietnamese negotiators. The plan calls for full U.S. withdrawal from South Vietnam within six months after an agreement, a prisoners exchange starting immediately, and a general cease fire across Indochina if North Vietnam frees POWs. Kissinger and Porter led private talks in Paris over 30 months with Thieu broadcasting in Saigon to align messages.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Indochina
Oval Office
Henry Kissinger
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
United States
Amassador
William J. Porter
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Vnc
National Liberation Front
Cong
Thieu
Senate
White House
Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Capitol Hill
Nixon outlines peace plan for Indochina war ending
President Nixon proposed a five point Indochina peace framework including no foreign intervention, international supervision, military restraint within frontiers, and an international guarantee of rights. He cited a South Vietnamese election after Thieu and Thieu’s resignation, and pressed for public accountability of the negotiations, noting North Vietnam’s rejection of prior plans and a rise in troop infiltration since.
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van Thieu
Laos
Indochina
Nixon
Congress
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Cambodia
Eyewitness Identifies Two Suspects in Pawnshop Murder
In Madison Circuit Court a 70 year old Indianapolis man testified the two defendants, Ralph E. Williams and Charles A. Frith, were alone with pawnshop owner Kenneth B. Goldstein when he was shot. He described Williams handing the gun to Frith and the men searching the store while Smith watched. Police officer Knuckles described the crime scene and pursuit of suspects, with a note and car description later given to officers.
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Indianapolis
Madison
Anderson
Vansvill Elder
Elder
Anderson Police
Kenneth B. Goldstein
Goldstein
Ralph E. Williams
Charles A. Frith
Frith
Williams
Richard Wirt
Wirt
Robert Knuckles
S & S Pawnbrokers
1410
Meridian
Knuckles
11Th
Meridian Streets
Call. Com
Tee
Tom Ant
John Grubbs
Bill Murray
John Manship
Madison County
Keith Minnick
Anderson Police Department
Phil Carr
Minnick
Two House Bills Could Change Pocketbook Tax Impact in Indiana
In Anderson and other second class Indiana cities two bills in the House of Representatives face third reading. One bill by Rep. John A. Kesler would exempt second class cities from a state salary law for elected city officials, reducing fixed costs if enacted. The measure recently passed second reading but was not acted on on the House calendar.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
House of Representatives
Anderson
John A. Kesler
Terre Haute
House
Bloomington
East Chicago
Elkhart
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Gary
Hammond
Kokomo
Marion
Lafayette
Michigan City
Mishawaka
Muncie
New Albany
Richmond
South Bend
Haven
Richard J. Rear
Chicago
Senate Committee On Cities and
Tom Teague
D-Anderson
Craig Campbell
William Sebree
James “ Mire
Teague
Rock
Edgar D. Whitcomb
Senate
Philip E. Gutman
Indiana State Teacher's Association
Indiana School Board Association
Indiana Association of Cities and Towns
John Loughlin
Indiana Federation of Teachers
Public Health and Environmental Affairs Committee
Home Counties
Federal court expansion eyed for Anderson Indiana
A Madison County aligned push seeks a northern district federal court in Anderson to relieve Indianapolis congestion and boost local jobs. Schrenker cites population and central location near Kokomo, Muncie, Noblesville and Fortville, and notes existing facilities may host a court. Bills in progress in Indiana state and city governments discuss salaries and mayoral salary powers, with Anderson legislators endorsing Teague’s proposal for salary flexibility.
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Anderson
Indiana
R. Vance Hartke
Schrenker
Madison County
Madison County Bar Association
Kokomo
Tipton
Muncie
New Castle
Greenfield
Fortville
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Evansville
New Albany
Hammond
Ft. Wayne
South Bend
Hamilton County
Marion
Ft Wayne
Federal
11Th and
Jackson Streets
David W. Dennis
Elwood R. Hillis
Daniel S. Davis
Charles G. Bomberger
Federal Judiciary Committee
Indiana State Bar Association
Four Cent Per Pack Cigarette Tax Proposed
INDIANAPOLIS The House Ways and Means committee announced agreement Tuesday on a four cent per pack cigarette tax increase raising an estimated 28 million. They also agreed on distribution of funds with future alcohol tax changes likely. If adopted, the tax would rise to 10 cents July 1 and fund state emergency financing then mental health and pensions for city police and firemen.
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Indianapolis
House
Ways and Means
Edgar D. Whitcomb
James T. Robison
Assembly
Ways and
Samuel A. Rea
Fort Wayne
Senate
Consid
GM Salaried Employees to Receive 2.67 Million in Stock Bonds
About 1,787 GM salaried employees will get 2,671,450 in common stock, government bonds, and cash from the 1966 to 1971 employee savings program. The distribution includes 714,800 GM shares worth 57.5 million at year end and roughly 5.5 million in cash, with 62,100 total participants nationwide.
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Anderson
General Motors
Delco Remy and
Guide Lamp Division
U.S
GMM
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Gerstenberg
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