Two U S Aircraft Missing In Indochina War Update
The U S Command reports two more aircraft lost in Vietnam. An A6 fighter bomber and an Army UH-1 helicopter with eight crewmen and passengers missing. Civilian casualties rise as shelling hits Mekong Delta towns.
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Saigon
U. S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Indochina
Hanoi
Haiphong
North Vietnamese Panhandle
Vinh
Quang Tri Province
Dmz
Saigon Command
Mekong Delta
Sai
Nixon nears final phase 3 wage price controls decision
President Nixon, after briefings from advisers, may implement Phase 3 soon around late April or when the new budget and economic message go to Congress. White House officials suggest possible changes like limiting farm produce controls, trimming profit margins for business, and narrowing coverage to major firms and unions.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
Visers
Ronald L. Ziegler
Police identify New Orleans rooftop sniper amid conspiracy talk
New Orleans police name Mark J Essex, 23, of Emporia Kansas as the sniper killed on the Downtown Howard Johnson’s roof after six died and 17 hurt in the New Year shooting spree. Authorities hint at possible conspiracy with additional snipers but offer no firm proof.
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New Orleans
Alex Vega
Louis Sirgo
Clarence Giarrusso
Mark J. Essex
Emporia
Essex
Howard Johnson's
Giarrusso
Alfred Harrell
Edwin C. Hosli Sr
Harrell
Hosli
Charity Hospital
W. A. Chambers
Kissinger and Tho Meet in Third Secret Paris Peace Talks
In Gif sur Yvette near Paris Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho held their third secret peace session. They again met separately avoiding face to face contact as talks opened on Monday amid an atmosphere of icy confrontation.
Nixon to Send Written State of the Union Address
President Nixon will deliver a written State of the Union message rather than an oral address to Congress. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler cited timing, noting the message will follow his January 20 inaugural address.
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Nixon
Washington
Congress
Ronald L. Ziegler
UMW May Plan Credit Union and Housing Initiative
A United Mine Workers official said the 200000 member union aims to start a credit union by mid summer. Don Stillman added talks on creating a nonprofit housing mechanism to build affordable homes for members. He also said President Arnold Miller will push for officer elections in all 24 districts this year.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Don Stillman
Union Publications
Stillman
Arnold Miller
Ruling Aids Cash Crisis in Ohio Parochial Aid Case
A US District Court ruled Ohio's parochial school aid law unconstitutional on Dec 29. State officials say $50 million in tuition subsidies would have been paid if upheld. Funds will stay in the general fund as a cushion against a cash shortage amid low revenues and high expenditures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gilligan
Department of Finance
General Fund
Nixon Birthday Dinner At White House Marks 60th
President Nixon celebrated his 60th birthday with a White House Blue Room dinner for 15 guests. Attendees included his wife Pat, daughters Tricia and Julie, Julie’s husband Edward Cox, Rose Mary Woods, Robert Abplanalp and spouse, Hobart Lewis of Readers Digest and their guest, plus longtime friends Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Keyes. The cake carried a six candle display and a message reading Happy Birthday R.N. with pineapple filling and white coconut icing. The menu featured cherry stone elm3s, New York strip steak, cheese souffle, broiled tomatoes and spun salad.
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Nixon
White House
R.N
Tricia
Julie
Mrs. Nixon
Trici
Edward Cox
Rose Mary
Robert Abplanalp
Abplanalps
Bahamas
Hobart Lewis
Robert Johnson
Paul Keyes
Hollywood
Calif
New York Strip
Congress Fights Expected Over Amtrak Funding Cut
In Washington, the Nixon administration proposes large cuts to Amtrak funding, with figures between 50 and 100 million for the next fiscal year. Sen. Vance Hartke asserts cuts would dismantle passenger service, while OMB notes budget restraint across agencies. Democrats predict a Capitol Hill fight over funding authority.
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Congress
Amtrak
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Hartke
Senate
The
American People
President's Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Capitol Hill
Department of Transportation
National Railroad Passenger Corp
House Commerce Committee
Lone Doctor In Vinton County Faces Resident Complaints
In McArthur Ohio residents, led by a gas station attendant, complain about Dr Altaf Hussain the sole physician in Vinton County. Hussain touts a modern mixed approach while locals recall 23 years with Dr Richard Bullock whose departure left the county without a doctor for nine months.
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Vinton County
Henry Heilbrunn
Associated Press
Mcarthur
Ohio
Altaf Hussain
Moody
Hussain
Edgar Wolfe Named Dispatch Publisher
Edgar T. Wolfe Jr. was named publisher and board chairman of The Dispatch Printing Co. in Columbus. His cousin John F. Wolfe became president as part of a leadership change marking retirement for three officers and a new vice president and secretary appointment.
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Edgar T. Wolfe Jr
Dispatch Printing Co
John F. Wolfe
Columbus Evening Dispatch
Sunday Dispatch
Robert H. Wolfe
Preston Wolfe
Robert W. Irwin
William C. Wolfe
Richard C. Davis
Robert Wolfe
Harry P. Wolfe
Robert F. Wolfe
The
Dispatch
Washington Star
Ohio State Journal
Edgar Wolfe
Edgar T. Wolfe
Journal
Dispatch Business Department
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