South Vietnam proposes cease-fire and elections
Saigon floated a plan for reunification of North and South Vietnam via general elections under international supervision while the Viet Cong and North Vietnam were expected to reject the move. The proposal recalls a 1954 Geneva split and coincides with Nixon’s Beijing visit discussions.
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North Vietnam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nixon
Vietnam
Peking
Indochina
North
South Vietnam
Washington
State Department
Bell and United workers walk out as talks continue
The nationwide Bell System strike nears a week with Ohio Bell reporting quiet operations while negotiations with the Communications Workers of America proceed in Cleveland. In Canton a cable cut disrupts service and a court hearing on mass picketing is set in Cleveland. United Telephone employees face mass terminations amid a wildcat strike and ongoing union talks.
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Canton
Bell System
Ohio Bell
Communications Workers of America
Cleveland
Toledo
Huron Road
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas
Joseph Nahra
Mass
CWA
Ohio
Bell
Mansfield
United Telephone Co
Local Classified Ad Promotes Quick Low-Cost Sales
An upbeat call to use an Action Ad, offering a two dollar 16 word advertisement for four days. The pitch promises fast response and urges readers to use the handy order coupon found today in the issue.
Nixon plans China trip kept from Agnew and aides
An informed White House source says President Nixon gave Vice President Agnew no advance word of his plan to visit Communist China. Agnew learned of the announcement Thursday night while in Africa during a round the world trip. Kissinger suggested the trip could occur next spring and noted winter weather in China.
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China
Communist Party
Nhan Dan
Nixon
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Agnew
Africa
Peking
United States
Red China
Congress
California
Andrews Air Force Base
Cabient
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William P. Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Chou En-lai
Kissinger
Air Force
Secret Service
Saigon
Pakistan
Ohio Senate to take up state income tax bill this week
Ohio Senate plans action on a personal income tax of one to four percent and a corporate tax of four to eight percent by mid August. House support for the measure hinges on a 17 vote threshold in the 33 member chamber.
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Ohio
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Theodore Gray
Iraq Jordan Rift Deepens As Guerrilla War Fades
Iraq breaks diplomatic ties with Jordan as King Hussein’s forces continue mopup operations against Palestinian guerrillas. Sudan criticizes Jordan repression while Egypt mediates. About 500 guerrillas remain, 800 captured, 1,000 fled to Syria, and Jordan rejects the Cairo mediation pact.
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Associated Press
Iraq
Jordan
Hussein
Sudan
Cairo
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Syria
Hughes resigns as industrial relations director in Ohio
Gov. John J. Gilligan confirmed the resignation of Martin J. Hughes from the state industrial relations post. It marks the second cabinet-level exit in a month. Sherman J. Shump of Dayton, Montgomery County Democratic Party chairman, is named to replace Hughes.
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Rodney Hughes
Bellefontaine
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Hughes
John Hanson
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Martin J. Hughes
Gilligan
Sherman J
Joe” Shump
Dayton
Montgomery County
Democratic Party
Obituaries and Sports Highlights in Local Classifieds
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Scott Sees No U S Combat Troops In Vietnam By May
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said Nixon may visit China by next May with no U S combat troops in Vietnam, possibly none at all except to fulfill such agreements. He noted a withdrawal plan without a firm total pullout date and cited current timetables for troop reductions. Supporter Paul McCloskey urged a change in policy linked to Paris talks if Thieu stays.
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Newsmen
Communist China
North Vietnam
Peking
Red China
Nixon
Hanoi
Washington
Senate
Hugh Scott
China
United States
Vietnam
Pennsylvania
U.S
South
Scott
ABC
South Vietnam
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Paris
Asian envoys seek clarity on Nixon Peking trip
Asian ambassadors queued to see Secretary of State Rogers for implications of President Nixon's plan to reorient U S policy toward China. They pressed about old friend promises and future Washington commitments amid hopes Red China gains recognition.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Rogers
Peking
U.S
Red China
Washington- Peking
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