Rogers Says U S Terms Reasonable for Vietnam Peace Talks
Secretary of State Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States and its allies offer reasonable and honorable terms to end the war. He urged North Vietnam to drop polemics and begin good faith negotiations, while defending Nixon's ABM decision and pressing for early momentum in U S Soviet missile talks.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
America
Vietnam
Rogers
Nixon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Dean Rusk
U.S
State Department
Paris
Humorous Macabre Note Lingers On Advertising Silence
The fragment notes a humorous macabre tone as two advertisers have not yet shared any opinion about the situation. The absence of their input leaves readers with a darkly comic curiosity about the unresolved commercial stance.
Secrecy Shapes Laos Trail Air War Despite Johnson Limits
A year after Johnson restricted bombing to the 20th parallel, air power concentrates on the Ho Chi Minh trail through Laos. Allied losses mount, with about 100 Air Force planes lost in five months and roughly 45 pilots listed missing in action in Laos since November 1.
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Johnson
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Laos
Paris
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Pentagon
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Viet Cong
Eisenhower’s Condition Deteriorates at Walter Reed
Doctors report former President Dwight D. Eisenhower growing weaker with congestive heart failure. He lies in critical condition sleeping longer, lucid when awake, Mamie Eisenhower by his side providing support and encouragement.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Frederic J. Hughes Jr
Eisenhower
Mamie Eisenhower
Wilson Goes To Lagos To Seek Biafra Peace
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson flew to Lagos to seek a bombing halt as a step toward ending Nigeria's civil war with secessionist Biafra. He planned mercy measures to ease civilian suffering and would accept an exception allowing bombing of Biafra's air strip near Ali.
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London
Harold Wilson
Lagos
Nigeria
Biafra
Wilson
Ali
Ohio Under Federal Plant Quarantine Over Beetle Infestation
The Agriculture Department announced Ohio will be placed under federal plant quarantine starting April 1 due to cereal leaf beetle infestations. Regulations will cover shipments of hay straw fodder litter small grains soybeans corn and used harvesting machinery. Police report a synthetic bomb blast Wednesday aimed at restaurant manager Pete Paras of Whitehall.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Columbus
Pete Paras
Whitehall
Thousands may lose college chance as loan funds cut
In Bowling Green Ohio Robert McKay president of the Ohio Association of Student Financial Administrators warned that National Defense Student Loan program funds are cut about 25 percent from the current year. He noted rising requests for defense loans as allocations shrink.
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Bowling Green
Ohio
Robert McKay
Ohio Association of Student Financial Administrators
North Congress Street parking woes cited by officials
The note outlines citywide parking problems with officials planning actions to ease access. Page references hint at bond issues and tax concerns as voters resist levies amid general tax aversion.
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Congress Street
Meigs
Pentagon
Bill Hess
Ohio University
Tom Sau
Viet Cong and North Vietnam reject private talks ploy
Viet Cong representative Tran Buu Kiem and North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy denounce private talks on a Vietnam settlement as a trick to calm opinion. They insist on direct talks with the NLF as a separate entity and oppose Thieu’s conditions while signaling possible bargaining time.
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North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front Today
United States
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Tran Buu Kiem
Saigon
Nixon
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
NLF
Thieu
Thuy
Front
Democrats Seek Nixon Budget Cut Plan Before Surtax Vote
House Democrats demand President Nixon disclose proposed budget cuts and tax reform plans before supporting extending the 10 percent income tax surcharge. Nixon seeks a one year extension to July 1 with about $10 billion in annual revenue, while Democrats press for details on Johnson budget reductions and reform priorities.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Congress
John W. McCormack
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Ray Denied Conference With Memphis Attorney
James Earl Ray, seeking to disavow his King murder admission, was denied an immediate meeting with a Memphis attorney at the state prison because the attorney had not been officially retained. The Tennessee Supreme Court also ruled that a convicted criminal cannot overturn a prison sentence by claiming misadvice from counsel when pleading guilty.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Harry S. Avery
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Ray
Allison B. Humphreys
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