Nixon orders further bombing curtailment in North Vietnam
U S sources report President Nixon ordered another curtailment of bombing as peace talks continue in Paris. Details on scope or timing were not disclosed while Washington prepared an official announcement. US command logged 10 B52 missions and 30 strikes in the southern panhandle, plus 100 strikes by fighter-bombers.
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Nixon Confers With Kissinger at Florida White House
President Nixon and Henry Kissinger held marathon talks at the Key Biscayne residence in Florida as Gen. Alexander Haig Jr. prepared for Saigon talks with South Vietnam's President Thieu. Kissinger returned from six days of Paris peace negotiations that were called very extensive and very useful by White House aides. Haig flew to Saigon to brief Thieu and regional leaders on the negotiations' current status.
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Nixon envoy pausing Paris talks amid renewed peace search
The report notes bombing raids on Hanoi and Haiphong paused as Kennedy aide Ziegler discusses potential Kissinger return. No new details from the presidential spokesman or on when Nixon might arrive in Paris or resume talks with Le Duc Tho.
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Paris Talks Reach Decisive Point In Vietnam Talks
In Paris, second-rank negotiators continued technical discussions on wording and details of a potential agreement. South Vietnamese chief spokesman Nguyen Trieu Dan said negotiations have reached a decisive point and urged waiting for further developments.
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Rhodes to file petitions before commenting on 1970 bid
Former Gov. James A. Rhodes said he would not comment further on his bid for governor until filing petitions. Rhodes announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in a prepared statement and was back in his Columbus real estate office after being out of state when the announcement was delivered to the media.
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Four More Guilty Pleas Possible In Watergate Trial
The Watergate espionage trial enters its second week as one defendant pleads guilty. Four Miami-area defendants face pressure to plead, with promises of family support and early release cited by sources. Attorneys dispute the reports while prosecutors connect all seven to Nixon’s Campaign Committee.
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Inauguration Ceremonies For WV Governor Moore Sworn In
Arch A. Moore begins his second term as West Virginia governor after a 45 minute ceremony on the Capitol steps. More than 10 000 watched as security tightened prior to the oath. An 80 unit parade followed with a two hour procession and a future gala featuring Duke Ellington.
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Meir Pope Meet in Rome Sparks Talk of Vatican Israel Ties
Golda Meir and Pope Paul VI held talks in the Vatican amid expectations of formal Vatican relations with Israel. Officials said discussions also touched on Jerusalem holy sites and possible mediation in a regional Arab Israeli settlement. Security was tight at Fiumicino as Meir arrived from Paris and met Leone and Andreotti later.
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Demonstrators Occupy U S Consulate in Amsterdam
About thirty protesters gathered outside the U S Consulate in Amsterdam to condemn the bombing of North Vietnam. Police deployed a riot squad near Museum Square as officials tried to contact Consul Eugene M Braderman to seek dialogue on the incident.
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Blake Nominated Moderator of United Presbyterian Church
Dr. Eugene Carson Blake a former World Council of Churches leader is nominated moderator of the United Presbyterian Church. The 66 year old New Canaan Connecticut resident was named at a San Gabriel Presbytery meeting after serving as Pasadena Church pastor from 1940 to 1951.
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U S Troop Strength in Vietnam Falls to 23800
The U S Command reports a drop of 200 troops to a total of 23800 in Vietnam last week. The total excludes about 100000 servicemen on 7th Fleet ships and at bases in Guam and Thailand.
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Ohio highway deaths rise to 15 as weekend ends
The Ohio traffic death toll climbs to 15 by midnight Sunday with a fatal single car crash in Green County. A Dayton man his wife and their infant son were killed Sunday afternoon in the accident.
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Corona Faces Murder Trial While Hospitalized
Juan V. Corona, awaiting jury decision on 25 murder counts, remains hospitalized in Fairfield after an apparent heart attack during his trial.
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Inside Classified and Sports on Bteeling
The page lists sections including Sports on Bteeling, Television Editorial, Theaters, Obituaries, and Women. It notes page locations 10 11 for Classified and 13 for Bteeling sports with editorial content and feature items.
King Memorial Services Set Across Cities Observances Mark MLK Day
Observances mark the birthday of the late Martin Luther King Jr with memorial services and school closures nationwide. In Atlanta Mayor Sam Massell declares a legal holiday. Cor rent a Scott King attends a wreath and Ebenezer Baptist Church service with speakers Martin Luther King Sr and III. In New York Mayor John V Lindsay attends a memorial breakfast with the SCLC. Harlem businesses close. Newark closes city offices and schools. Youth Day events organized by Kawaida Temple.
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