Nixon Kissinger Meet Peace Talks Topic
President Nixon holds his third meeting with Henry Kissinger at Camp David amid signals of a potential hard line on Vietnam ceasefire terms. Talks in Paris resume December 4 as Ki ssinger and Le Duc Tho navigate impasses and Thieu's stance draws scrutiny from Hanoi and Washington.
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Camp David
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Maryland
New York City
Kissinger
Paris
United States
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Thieu
Nguyen Phu Duc
Washington
White House
Duc
New York
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Saigon
Tho
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Nine arrested in Huntington narcotics raids
State and city police arrested nine people in Huntington in a series of narcotics raids between 5 30 and 8 00 am. Richard Turner 22 set for federal trial on attempting to board an airliner with a concealed .38 caliber handgun and was charged with sale and possession of heroin. Richard Hill 32 to face U S District Court for sentencing on a July 25 murder conviction charged with sale and possession of barbiturates. Bond for all nine set at 25000 by Justice of the Peace Nazim Abbess.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ington
Tri-State
Richard Hill
U.S. District Court
Hill
Justice of the Peace Nazim Abbess
West Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Michael C. Beyer
Aurora
Sandbrink
Parade Student Health Center
Senators Benefit From Ice, Art, and Office Perks in Handbook
A Congressional Handbook details Senate allowances and privileges including free ice and speech-writing help from the Library of Congress, Botanic Garden plant access, and reproductions from the National Gallery of Art. It covers life insurance, staff and office space costs tied to state population, travel rules, license tags, and limits on research requests.
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Library of Congress
Botanic Gardens
National Gallery of Art
U.S
Joint
Committee On Congressional Oper
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Texas
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
Senate
Floating superports proposed to handle new deep draft tankers
A special study for the Federal Maritime Administration urges construction of floating ports off the Delaware and Louisiana coasts to unload large foreign oil cargoes. The plan cites ecological and economic benefits and projects imports rising from 3 to 15 million barrels per day by 1985, with dredging costs deemed prohibitive.
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Federal Maritime Administration
Delaware
Louisiana
New Orleans
Puget Sound
Pacific Northwest
Death hearing eyed for Boggs Begich case in Juneau
In Juneau Alaska officials expect a presumptive death hearing December 11 and 12 for Hale Boggs and Nick Begich after their plane vanished October 16. A six member jury could order death certificates and trigger new House elections if declared dead.
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Boggs
Juneau
Alaska
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Nick Begich
Joe Balfe
Atty
John Havelock
Balfe
Begich
Anchorage
Bruce Mongoe
Don Jonz
Fairbanks
Russell Brown
Ketchikan
House of Representatives
Purdue
Nixon Viet Handling Favored in Gallup Poll
Gallup poll of 1,205 adults in 300 localities shows 59 percent approve Nixon on Vietnam, 33 percent disapprove, with the remainder undecided. The approval spans regions and most groups, mirroring Nixon’s margin over McGovern.
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Nixon
Sen
George McGovern
D-S.d
Panel Visits Convicted Officer Calley Clemency Plea Heard
A three officer panel visited Lt. William L. Calley Jr. at Ft. Benning to interview him and hear his clemency appeal for his 20 year sentence for the My Lai massacre. Calley, 29, has been under house arrest since April 1, 1971. The hearing was private with no lawyers or reporters present.
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Associated Press
FT. Benning
George W. Latimer
Calley
Salt Lake City
My Lai
Revenue Sharing Moves City Halls Toward Initiative
In Indianapolis and at the National League of Cities meeting, Mayor Sam Massell and Mayor Richard Lugar praise federal revenue sharing as a turning point for decentralization and local control. Lugar urges urban consolidation, while Los Angeles Councilman Tom Bradley warns that revenue sharing alone cannot replace ongoing federal support for cities.
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Indianapolis
South
Midwest
National League of Cities
League
Sam Massell
Atlanta
Richard G. Lugar
Massell
Enue
United States
Lugar
Tom Bradley
Los Angeles
New Zealand set to quit SEATO under Kirk leadership
Prime Minister elect Norman Kirk vows New Zealand will exit SEATO citing its ineffectiveness and calls for a regional grouping to unite nations. He also signals recognition of Communist China and opposition to French nuclear tests in the South Pacific, with possible naval action if tests resume.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Norman Eric Kirk
SEATO
Eight-Nation Alliance
Pakistan
Australia
Labor Party
France
United States
Thailand
Philippines
Britain
Kirk
China
South Pacific
U. S. Thanksgiving Death Toll Hits 638
The Associated Press reports a four day Thanksgiving traffic toll of 638 nationwide. Weather including rain snow fog and winds slowed travel with up to three inches of snow in the Great Lakes region. The tally compares to 607 in 1971 and to NSC estimates of 580 to 680.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Massachusetts
Maine
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Tokyo
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Stroud’s Run State Park
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Ies
Accus
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Hunt
Ottie Adkins
Adkins
Gregg Herrington
Maritime Administration
Corps of Engineers
The
Council On Environmental Quality
Soros, Inc
Rehoboth Beach, del
Lester Johnson
P.J. Mills
Seerheooven
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Army
Harvey C. Johnson
James E. Brawner
Ray V. Smith
Clemency Board
U.S. Court of Military Review
Falls Church
Latimer
Court of Military Review
Michael J. Sniffen
Bradley
Indonesia
Singapore
Malaysia
U. S
National Safety Council
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