Kissinger Paris Peace Talks Near In Paris Rounds
In Paris a new round of Vietnam peace talks looms as North Vietnam rejects changes to Kissinger Tho draft. Tho travels from Moscow to Paris with Kissinger expected to meet this weekend for finalizing terms. Washington says four nations may supervise a cease fire and a 24 hour window after signing an agreement.
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Kissinger
Paris
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
United States
Saigon
Hanoi
Tho
South Vietnam
Moscow
U.S
Washington
White House
State Department
Charles W. Bray
Canada
Indonesia
Hungary
Poland
Bray
le Duc
Henry Kissinger
Pilots threaten worldwide strike over hijacking
Airline pilots consider a global 24 hour shutdown to press for stronger anti hijack measures after a dramatic FBI attempt to ground a hijacked DC9 at Orlando. ALPA president John O'Donnell calls for swift government action and a possible direct dialogue with Cuba.
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United States
Cuba
John J O’donnell
Air Line Pilots Association
Cipal Haven
FBI
McCoy Field
Orlando
Fla
Thomas M. Ashwood
ALPA
Commission On Flight Security
L. Patrick Gray
Jack
Ashwood
Associated Press
Kansas City
O'Donnell
OU Contract Ratification Seen After Sealed Talks At OU
Union Local 1699 and Ohio University managers reached a new two year contract after secret bargaining. If ratified tonight in Seigfred Auditorium, the accord will mark the smoothest labor talks in the OU union's 50 year history and preserves key benefits including a half hour overtime option and maintained member rights. Negotiations were described as tense but steady with both sides praising good faith efforts.
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Tom Price
Ohio University
American Federation of State
Oscar McGee
Afscme Council 21
Herschel Sigall
Wark Wilson
Messinger
McGee
Wilson
Charles Culp
Robert Hines
Jack Davies
William Rose
Seigfred
Cutter Jarvis Is Powerless in Alaskan Sea Rescue
An international flotilla races to aid the Coast Guard cutter Jarvis trapped 20 miles south of Akutan in 12-foot seas and 25 knot winds. The 378-foot vessel is in serious but stable condition with engines taking on water. crew of 170 reported safe as five merchant ships, two Russian, two Japanese and one Greek, lead the relief effort along with Coast Guard cutters, a fishing boat and multiple aircraft.
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Juneau
Alaska
Akutan Island
Aleutian
Coast Guard
Jarvis
O’neill
Boggs
Washington
Hale Boggs
Thomas P. O’neill Jr
Massachusetts
Sam Gibbons
Florida
Cuban signal may reopen hijacking talks with United States
U S officials see a strong Cuban signal toward negotiating an end to aircraft hijacking and keep discussions limited to hijacking, not broader ties. Havana urged steps toward a broad agreement but rejected direct U S contacts and emphasized indirect talks via the Swiss embassy in Havana.
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O'Donnell
Nixon
United States
Cuba
Washington
U.S
Havana
Castro
NATO Allies Invite Soviets to Begin Talks on Arm Reduction
NATO allies invited the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact nations to start talks on mutual reduction of forces in Europe on January 31. West Germany Foreign Minister Walter Scheel announced invitations as the Western alliance outlined plans for parallel talks in Helsinki on security and in Geneva on strategic arms. The discussions focus on pulling back Soviet and American troops and on reducing conventional forces and tactical nuclear weapons.
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Brussels
North Atlantic
Europe
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Bonn
United States
Western Alliance
Soviet Union
Switzerland
Lausanne
Bern
Geneva
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rus
Sia
Nixon
Moscow
NATO
Helsinki
Four Americans killed in action in Vietnam last week
Four Americans died in action in Vietnam last week with four wounded and four missing the U S Command reported. An additional five deaths and twenty two injuries were recategorized as combat casualties due to a plane crash on October twenty four near the carrier Midway.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S. Command
Midway
Pentagon
North Vietnam
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Phong
North
Camp David
National Security Council
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William Sullivan
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O’donnell
Tion
Air Transport Association
Stuart G. Tipton
ATA
America
Cutter Jarvis
Aletian Islands
Dutch Harbor
Fidel Castro
U.S. States Department
Buenos Aires
Peron
Juan Peron
Ezeiza International
Rome
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