Paris talks reopen clash over Vietnam peace accord
The semipublic Paris peace talks resume with a sharp dispute between the Communists and South Vietnam over the October peace draft by Kissinger and Le Duc Tho. Saigon denounces the text as a disguise for Hanoi and demands recognition of two sovereign Vietnam states.
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Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
United States
Saigon
North Vietnam
Dinh Ba Thi
Viet Cong
U. S
South Vietnam
Pham Dang Lam
Germanys
Koreas
U.S
William J. Porter
Two US Planes Reported Lost Over North Vietnam
Saigon and US commands announce losses including a B52 bomber shot down near the southern North Vietnam panhandle and an F111 fighter-bomber over Hanoi Haiphong. The blitz pushes two week casualties to 109 Americans killed or missing or captured, with 116 enemy attacks in 24 hours.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
Panhandle
Tonkin Gulf
Nixon
Opposition grows as Hanna moves two shovels across I 70
Hanna Coal Co plans to move two 5 million pound shovels named Mountain Bear and Tiger across Interstate 70 near Barnesville Ohio starting around 2 am Friday. A protest march by environmentalists from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia is planned at the crossing site. CORA urged Gov Gilligan to halt crossings but crossings are expected to proceed with highway ramps built in three stages for shock absorption. The project carries one million dollars in insurance.
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Ohio
Hanna Coal Co
Interstate 70
Belmont County
Kentucky
West Virginia
Commission On Religion In Appalachia
CORA
Knoxville
Tenn
John Gilligan
ANPA seeks law to shield news sources from subpoenas
The American Newspaper Publishers Association urges Congress to pass an unqualified privilege from subpoena for newsmen protecting sources and unpublished notes in state or federal investigations. ANPA leaders say the measure is essential to maintain a free flow of information, with NBC also lending support.
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Congress
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Stanford Smith
Senate
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Smith
Davis Taylor
The
Boston Globe
Taylor
Julian Goodman
National Broadcasting
Victims Sought as Mine Rescue Continues in West Virginia
Four bodies found in the Blacksville No. 1 shaft after a July fire and explosions left nine miners trapped. recovery crews plan to continue searching the mine today. Other items note Stark County GOP picks Reichel for State Senate and a Whitehall murder charge.
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W. Va
Blacksville No. 1
Consolidation Coal Co
West Virginia
Fragmentary TV Schedule Notes From Local Paper
Readable lines show time slots and channels but many items are garbled. The fragment mentions television listings for several stations with partial dates and times.
Injunction Issued In Steubenville School Walkout
Public school teachers in Steubenville Massillon and nonteaching staff in Toledo and Brecksville continue work stoppages. Steubenville teachers ordered back by a Jefferson County judge but unions say they have not been served. Massillon maintains picket lines despite potential talks. Toledo nonteaching staff persist in sick out with pay dockings. Brecksville keeps schools open as 71 layoffs affect 324 workers.
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Associated Press
Steubenville
Massillon
Toledo
Cleveland
Brecksville
Jefferson County
Dominick Olivito
Lloyd McCori
McCori
MEA
Frank Dick
Harold Hall
Ohio Association of Public School
Brecksville Education Association
Congress Debates Vietnam War End Tactics
Senate Democrats push a Kennedy plan to cut off all war funding unless a prisoner release and safe withdrawal are guaranteed as Nixon starts a second term. Republicans back negotiated settlement amid antiwar pressure and leadership changes in the GOP.
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Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
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Indochina
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
William Brock
Tennessee
Edward M. Brooke
Massachusetts
Republican Campaign Committee
John Tower
Texas
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court delays ruling in Slagle Turner senate contest
The court extended deposition deadlines to March 6 and set January 23 for Turner to finish his case over voting irregularities in Marion and Crawford counties. Ballots and minutes must be made available to both sides. Slagle sits provisionally while the dispute proceeds. the Senate will decide who is seated.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Senate
Ohio
Gene Slagle
Galion
Robin Turner
Marion
Leonard Stern
Slagle
Turner
Stern
Crawford
Supreme Court
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