Kissinger to Return to Paris Amid Vietnam Cease Fire Talks
Washington reports suggest final steps toward a Vietnam war cease fire as Kissinger heads to Paris to join allied and Communist officials. Captured documents indicate an 8 a.m. Wednesday initiation, formal signing on Saturday, and a cease fire on Sunday January 28 with prisoner exchanges and government restructuring to follow. The White House frames the trip as completing the text of an agreement. The Supreme Court later struck down the Texas abortion law ruling it should be left to medical judgment.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
White House
Kissinger
High Command
Supreme Court
Texas
Nixon
Vietnam
Tran van Lam
Spiro T. Agnew
Saigon
Sai
Nixons cabinet nominees advance as Congress weighs budget cuts
Senate to act on Elliot Richardson as defense secretary while William Clements and James Schlesinger near confirmation. House leaders echo calls for specifics on Nixon’s second term as Viet Nam peace talks and budget plans loom. Nixon aims to wrap up the Vietnam accord this week amid White House Capitol Hill briefings.
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Dminn
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Nixon
Elliot L. Richardson
Defense
Congress
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Capitol
Edward M Kennedy
D-Mass
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James Schlesinger
Central Intelligence Agency
New York
Peter Brennan
Caspar Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
House
Carl Albert
America
Gon
Agnew
Saigon
Congressional
Capitol Hill
Major defeat for South Vietnamese forces near Saigon
South Vietnamese troops report heavy losses after two battalions were overrun northwest of Saigon. Officials say at least 56 killed and 132 wounded since Friday, with over 80 soldiers drifting back and some given safe conduct passes by the Communists. Liberation Radio claims 500 prisoners captured as talks of a cease-fire surface amid ongoing combat.
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Saigon
Fields
5Th Division
Walkouts Continue By Teachers Groups
In Newark Ohio the Licking Valley School District closed all schools indefinitely after a teacher strike. Superintendent Robert Spicer said a school board meeting is planned to decide next steps, with no dates set for talks. The Associated Press reports ongoing walkouts in Philadelphia and Chicago where pay raises remain a central issue.
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Ohio
Licking Valley
Robert Spicer
Associated Press
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis Teachers Union Local 420
St. Louis Teachers Association
Motel Opening Delayed by EPA Over Sewage and Line Size
Nelsonville delays opening of Hocking Valley Motor Lodge a training site for Tri Counties and Hocking Tech students. EPA objected to sewage pump capacity and an eight inch sewer line, delaying license and module operation pending architect EPA talks.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Hocking Valley
Motor Lodge
Tri-County Joint Vocational School
Thomas C. Porter
Tri- County
Hocking Technical College
ISPA
Porter
Hocking Valley Motor Lodge
Athens County Health Department
EPA
Harry Misel
Dayton
Tri-County Board of Education
Lodge
National Corp
Hughes Attack Reports Denied in London
Billionaire Howard Hughes, aged 68, reportedly suffered a heart attack and was confined to bed at the Inn at the Park in London. A Hughes spokesman in Los Angeles called the Mirror story wild guesswork and said there was no basis for the report.
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Hughes
London
Howard Hughes
Daily Mirror
Park’ Hotel
Los Angeles
Richard Hannah
Mirror
Sixteen Killed On Ohio Roads Reported
The Ohio Highway Patrol said sixteen people were killed on Ohio roads as the weekend ended at midnight Sunday.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Ohio Highway Patrol
Jordanian Airliner Crashes in Kano Nigeria
An Air Jordan flight carrying 202 Muslim pilgrims from Mecca crashed while landing at Kano airport in northern Nigeria. Nigeria Airways officials reported there were a few survivors.
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Nigeria
Mecca
Kano
Nigeria Airways
Missing Boy Found After Eight Days Hidden in Box
Rabbit hunters discovered a 13-year-old boy chained inside a large wooden box buried in the ground after eight days of confinement. Police issued warrants for Richard W. Ausley, a 32-year-old Portsmouth carpenter and parolee, on charges of abduction and sexual assault. The boy survived the ordeal, and investigators in two states sought Ausley as a suspect.
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Nansemond
S. B. Chapman
Richard W. Ausley
Portsmouth
Inside Classified Comics editorial Obituaries 8 9 il moors
Brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions classified sections and obituaries across pages 8 and 9. No identifiable people or events to anchor a full card. summary preserved as fragment notes.
Payback pledges proposed for Ohio medical and law students
Ohio Governor Gilligan proposes cost repayment for students in medicine dentistry optometry veterinary medicine and law. Under the plan students would start paying back the state when income reaches seven thousand five hundred dollars a year at two percent. The administration says average incomes for these fields run around fifteen thousand dollars and the state subsidized five thousand five hundred sixty two dollars per medical student and two thousand nine dollars per law or dentistry student in fiscal 1974.
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General Assembly
Gilligan
Gunmen Surrender After Hostages Escape in Brooklyn
Four gunmen who seized John & Al's Sports in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg surrendered after their nine remaining hostages escaped via a sealed stairway to signal the end of a two day siege. Patrolman Stephen R. Gilroy was killed. four gunmen faced murder and kidnapping charges. A fifth suspect was being sought.
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Brooklyn
John & Al's Sports, Inc
Williamsburg
Eugene Gold
Stephen R. Gilroy
Jose Adorno
Frank Carpentier
Jerry Riccio
Riccio
John and
Sporting Goods
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