White House Holds Guarded Optimism on POW Release Pace
Washington AP reports the White House expressed guarded optimism over North Vietnam releasing prisoners of war this week under the January 27 Paris agreement. Press Secretary Ziegler said more than 120 Americans could be freed, with ongoing diplomacy in Paris and Saigon to finalize second stage releases. He stressed official discussions focus on security and dates, not other issues, while North Vietnam linked further releases to overall withdrawal guarantees.
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White House
Hanoi
Ronald L. Biegkex
United States
Ziegler
Nixon
Willam FP
Rogers
Paris
South Vietnam
North
U.S
Saigon
Sev
Vietnam
Diplomatic Hurdles Shaped Vietnam Peace Talks In Paris
In Paris secretary Rogers secured assurances on U S prisoner releases as North Vietnam and the United States moved toward a declaration backing the Vietnam peace accord. Communists pressed for security guarantees for peacekeeping delegations while talks split over UN signatory roles and Viet Cong representation.
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Rogers
Trinh
Sam
Birh
International Conference Center
Paris
Manuel
Tax Changes Pack Could Split General Assembly Support
A lengthy discussion over corporate taxes and renters credits signals divisions as lawmakers debate a tax reform package. Leaders from both parties acknowledge uncertainty about the package’s final shape and potential outcomes. Observers note possible changes before passage, with local option measures also under scrutiny.
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Matry
The
Herald
General Assembly
Labor panel plans wage restraint amid rising prices
A government official described a top labor management panel agreement to curb wage increases this year and offset surging food costs. He noted escalator clauses may be limited in contracts and that Nixon expects food inflation to ease in late year while unions resist measures harming members.
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Nixon
Wounded Knee Recalls Last Major Battle
WOUNDED KNEE recalls the 1880 last major clash between Indians and U S troops. On December 2 1880 a battle on Barren Hill side saw about 200 Indians attack a village, seize residents, and seal off the town amid gunfire between Indians and federal forces. The event, described as a massacre by Indians, is noted for its symbolic significance in Indian history.
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Wounded Knee
Sone
Iosiege
Anca
Wednesad
Indiag Atta Indiasn
Federa
Nat
Clyde Beltecturt
7Th Cavalry
The
Little Big Horn
Montana
Karly
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
South Dakota
Pscillen
Pine Ridge
Si Bull
Fly
Area Deaths in Madison County and nearby towns
Obituary notices list Lula Raper of Anderson age 29 who died in Middletown nursing home after illness, plus Mamie Fox of San Bernardino sister to local residents. Lula Smith of Alexandria aged 93, Nell of Willows Nursing Home, and other local deaths. Services planned in Harold F Rozelle Funeral Home and local churches with interments in Memorial Park Cemetery and Port Kingsville Cemetery.
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Ula Raper
Inla
Raper
Middletown
Ovid
Chicago
Earl Lynn Christian Church
Women A the Moose
Supreme Council Offier
The
Amaranth
American Association of Retired Persons
Cora Salrim
Anderson
Dottie Difford
van Buren
Harold F. Rozelle
Thomaz Alston
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mamie Fox
San Bernadino
Calif
Tonie Walton
Harvey
Mex. Lewis
Jackson
Bayton
Ohio
Ollie B. Lewis
Howard Lewis
Susie Jo Payne
Carrollton
Bob Gabbard
Naval
Alexandria
Lula
Smith
the Willows Nursalone
Local resident Margaret Penman dies. service plans set
Mes Margaret J Penman a resident for seven years widow of David Penman native of Brazil Ind lived in Indiana California 30 years member of Meridisa Heights Presbyterian Church and Queen Flor planner of the Order of the Battern Surviving nieces great nieces and a great nephew live in Andegen Rushville Par Mich Funeral services Friday at Ham Pisrter Beehatran Pel Creek with burial in Crown Hill Mausoleum After birth at Schohy's Hospital a baby girl reported to Drs and grocers Madison Wis Former Anderson resident George E Thompson 43 died in Madison survived by his mother Mrs Kathleen Neal Rave of
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Orestes
Winonda Tin Plating Company
Christian Church
Feltic Ned Singer
Miso
Hexa M. Kyle
Hev
James Powell
Intervinen
Naryni
Edn. Widtstruck
Largo
Fla
Christiana, Josin
David Butcher
Church of God
Loyd Hargett
Ing. Intorment
Port Kingsville
Prierds
Charles McCormack
Heber Springs
Ark
Charles
Trach
Hebers
Sun
Noblesville
Kokomo
Firestone Indus
Netca Electrial Rubber Products
Ironies
Chrysler Corp
First
Wet Church of God
Margaret J. Penmanso
David Peiraen
Brazil
Ind
Cali
Meridisa Heigh
Presbyteri
Ranald W
Robert Richard Tes
Valrat
William Metal
James Curt
Imnings
Commununity Hospital
Madison
Wis
Anderson
George E. Thompson
Thompson
Kathleen Neal Rave
Hearing Aid Services and Supplies Ad
Wide selection of hearing tests and instruments with strict performance. Repair services for all hearing aids and battery supplies. Over 22 years of reliable service at this location. Consult an ear physician or family doctor for bearing problems. C. Hoover 7231 Citizens Bank Building. Phone 543-842.
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Fiat
C. Hoover
Citizens Bank Ltdg
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Ingler
Trinhad
Siegley
Zingler
Joint Miliary Commission
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Moi
Joint Military Commission
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du Saigor
Tate
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Quazondhianal
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Imade
Nova Vietnam
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Tran Vaty
Ngueyon Thi Tle ‘Ong
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
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Binh
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Wedneday
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Central Services
Apxter Road
Pork
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Richard Clendensn
Don Sect
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McCarly
Park Board
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Jeff Alicheery
Actio
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Che Ren
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Myre
Charles Wise
Holieanr
Pris Fage
Bovettui
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Meany
Ad. Ee
Kone Us
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Medron
Homer Neff
Wiliam
Judith) Hardy
Thomas
Barbara
Feneral
Olmstead
Ironiaa
John Butche
Dale- Vile
Mary's Catholic Church
Ruth Jaf Alexandria
Charles Vella’ Raines
Myron Neff
New Castle
Erardchilddren
Harold EL ‘Rozelle
James R. Goodrim
St. Mary's Catholic Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Margaret Pentian
George Thompson
Gary Paschal
Ratocille
Walkany Geller RL
Lee Hamerstey
Franklin
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Practice Duncan
Summitville
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Mounds Mall
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