Peace talks advance as Vietnam conference clears path
In Paris the four parties to the Vietnam peace talks agreed on procedural matters and cleared the way to begin substantive discussions early this week. U.S. and South Vietnamese leaders signaled a two-side approach, while Hanoi pressed for four sides. Thieu said plans for withdrawing some American troops this year are being drafted, with possible reductions ranging up to 100,000 by year’s end. contingency redeployment plans are under study across several US brigades and divisions.
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Nixon Inauguration Prepares Amid Parade And Protests
Nixon readies his address as Johnson departs and a bird proofing team limbers trees for the 37th presidential inauguration. A counter-inaugural ball and antiwar protest march loom as the capital shifts to ceremony and power transfer. Spiro Agnew repeats the oath. Johnson attends with others on the east portico platform amid security and pageantry.
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Secretaries Warning Against Retreat From Vietnam War
Clifford M. Clifford, stepping down as Defense Secretary, cautions the Nixon administration not to shift to isolationism after the Vietnam conflict. In his final departmental report he urges a continued U S presence in Asia to counter Red China and to help allies build credible ground forces, noting most remain economically weak to fully defend themselves without U S help.
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Outgoing Defense Chief Urges U S Asia Ties
The retiring Pentagon chief warns against isolation and urges continued U S presence in Asia to support allied security. The piece notes Nixon signals a shift toward regional collective security and the need for congressional approval of troop commitments as Fulbright plans hearings.
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Rhodes Shoves Aside Crime Probers
Gov. James A. Rhodes promotes a new Ohio Law Enforcement Planning Agency to replace the interim group and push for federal crime funds. The transition sidelines the Ohio Crime Commission once chaired by Gen. William B. Saxbe, who reportedly left Washington disillusioned. The plan outlines five regional offices in Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Cambridge and Jackson with fifteen districts.
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Aunt Wade Storer recalls mixed ads response in Athens
Mrs Wade Storer of Athens Route 3 notes mixed results from selling ad space. She says she did not sell the store but received many calls from interested buyers who saw her advertisement. She finds it thoughtful to advertise even when not finalizing a sale.
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Soviet cosmonaut Volynov lands after historic crew transfer
Moscow reports So viet cosmonaut Boris Volynov returns aboard Soyuz 5 completing the world first crew transfer between orbiting craft. Tass notes the mission paves the way for space stations in orbit with military potential and Moon missions. Volynov joins Yeliseyev Khrunov and Shatalov for medical checks near Baikonur.
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Wes Ohio University trustees endorse unchanged subsidies
Wes Ohio University trustees vote to keep in state student subsidies unchanged, outlining budget priorities and tuition policy. Page 2 reports salaries rising for thirteen workers across five Athens County offices. Page 3 notes a Glouster High School girl dies in a doctor's office after saying she and a companion took 26 painkilling pills. Nixon plans to hit the ground running upon taking office.
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Hickel Cabinet Seat May Wait for Tuesday Vote
Nixon aides expect 11 of 12 cabinet nominees to be confirmed swiftly after the inauguration with Walter J. Hickel the lone holdout. Senator Henry M. Jackson’s Interior Committee will delay until Monday to vote on Hickel amid questions over his finances and past oil and gas lease links.
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