Haig Thieu Hold Talks On New Peace Draft In Saigon
In Saigon Gen. Haig conferred 22 hours with President Thieu on the latest Kissinger Tho peace draft. The talks centered on a cease fire with an international supervising force and the withdrawal of North Vietnamese troops from South Vietnam.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Thieu
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Paris
Florida
White House
Kissinger
Haig
Hanoi
Washington
Tho
Attempt To Gain Territory In South Vietnam Fires Renewed Battles
Fighting raged at both ends of South Vietnam as Saigon forces and Communists vied for territory ahead of a cease fire. U S air support continued in Laos and Cambodia under President Nixon's halt on offensive operations. Casualties included 19 killed and 35 wounded for government forces and 52 enemy deaths in the U Minh area with heavy clashes in the Que Son Valley near Da Nang. An AH1 Cobra helicopter was shot down with two crewmen lightly wounded.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Thieu
Nixon
Kissinger
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Nix
U. S
Laos
Cambodia
Que Son
da Nang
Mekong Delta
U Minh Forest
Quang Tri
Demilitarized Zone
Thach Han River
Watergate Case Focus Shifts as Pleas Alter Trial
Gregory testifies that Hunt recruited him to spy for McGovern campaign staff and that he helped plan bugging at McGovern headquarters. Four Miami men plead guilty as the trial enters its sixth day, leaving Liddy and McCord as the remaining defendants.
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Don McLeod
Associated Press
Washington
Utah
George McGovern
Thomas Gregory
G. Gordon Liddy
Coun
Sirica
White House
E. Howard Hunt Jr
Gregory
Hunt
McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
McCord
McGovern Campaign
Liddy
Brigham Young University
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Sturgis
Gonzalez
Bernard L Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Gilligan Revenue Sharing Plan Up for Study in Ohio
Ohio House Finance Committee investigates Gov. Gilligan's 92.3 million federal revenue sharing proposal aimed at capital improvements and a one year pilot mass transit subsidy covering up to 50 percent of fares for about 10 million riders annually in major cities. The plan would preclude a separate capital bill until 1975.
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Columbus, Ohio
House Finance Committee
John Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio
Big Cities
J. Phillip Richley
Briefly Bonanza Ends Long Career
New York AP reports Bonanza ends its 13 year run on NBC after 430 original episodes. The final teleplay is The Hunter written and directed by Michael Landon, who played Little Joe since the series began September 12, 1959.
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New York
NBC
the Hunter
Michael Landon
State Tax Law Challenged by Columbus Couple
A Columbus husband and wife sue the State of Ohio for 90 million dollars claiming the tax rule requiring a joint state return for couples filing a joint federal return violates equal protection and their right to free association. They argue the policy raises state taxes while lowering federal taxes. The suit was filed in U.S. District Court in Columbus.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
Jack
Jo Ann Walker
U.S
Trial Testimony To Begin In West Virginia Gambling Case
Opening arguments set today in a U S District Court trial for 20 people arrested in FBI gambling sweeps in northern West Virginia. Judge Robert Maxwell supervised jury selection as 14 defendants attended the first session. six were absent amid speculation of prior guilty pleas.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
U.S. District Court
FBI
West Virginia
Robert Maxwell
Maxwell
Editorial Not Found In Fragment
Obscure damaged OCR fragment shows unclear editorial and obituary sections with scattered text lacking readable names or events.
Hughes Will Try To Block Nominations Over Viet Information
Sen Harold Hughes protests lack of Viet Nam war information and seeks to block until Inauguration Day the confirmation of Nixon nominees for top intelligence and defense posts. He calls for public hearings on Elliott Richardson and William Clements holdings.
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Washington
Harold E. Hughes
Senate
Nixon
Hughes
Senate Armed Services Committee
Elliot L. Richardson
William P. Clements Jr
Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Clements
Dallas
Secretary of Defense
John C. Stennis
Financial Holdings
Senate Commerce Committee
Claude S. Brinegar
Transportation
Egil Krogh
Frederick Dent
Commerce
Mike Mansfield
James R. Schlesinger
Atomic Energy Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Southeast Asia
Reid bids creation of office to oversee budget and spending
Rep. Ogden Reid proposed a new office of budget and expenditure oversight within a reconstituted General Accounting Office. The arm of Congress would have powers to withhold funds, compel spending, pass on administration proposals, oversee programs, and demand information to fulfill constitutional duties. Reid accused President Nixon of overstepping constitutional authority and resisting congressional mandates.
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Washington
Congress
Ogden KR. Reid
New York Democrat
Office of Budget and Expenditure Oversight
General Accounting Office
Executive
Reid
Nixon
Soviet unmanned craft Luna 21 lands on Moon with Lunokhod 2 rover
Tass reports Luna 21 soft lands on the eastern Sea of Serenity within Lemognier Crater at 1 35 a m EST. Lunokhod 2, a 1848 pound rover, rolls out and sends TV pictures of the surface back to Earth. The craft will recharge and resume work after initial checks, continuing the Lunokhod program following Lunokhod 1.
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Moscow
Tass
Sea of Serenity
Lemognier
Lunokhod 2
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