Saigon Pushes for Early Cease Fire at Expanded Talks
A Saigon spokesman in Paris says the government will press for an early cease fire and strong international guarantees in the peace plan to be presented at the expanded talks. Hanoi and the NLF resist early cease fire until foreign troops leave South Vietnam.
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Paris
Ote Pee
Nguyen van An
Saigon
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
van An
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Washington
Vietnam
Harriman
Pentagon
Hanoi
United States
NLF
U. S
Nguyen van Thieu
Second success with Action Ads in Athens sale
Mr Earl C Bowser of Pomeroy Rd Athens tried Messenger Action Ads for the second time and again received timely calls before the paper arrived. He advertised an electric range a power mower and furnace grates and praised the results as equal to his first experience.
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Earl C. Bowser
Pomeroy Rd
Athens
Bowser
Weekend through midweek forecast with temperature swings
Saturday to Wednesday will average above normal with highs 45 to 50 and lows 30 to 35. Warmer early next week then cooling by Wednesday. Light snow flurries possible in the northeast Saturday and a chance of rain Tuesday and Wednesday with 0.2 to 0.4 inch liquid.
Train Rams Auto One Dead Three Hurt
One Stewart youth was killed and three others injured when a car driven by Richard C Copeland 16 collided with a freight train at the W Union St crossing in Athens Thursday night. Dead on arrival was Raymond E Copeland 18. Injured were Richard Copeland Mike Jarvis 16 and Rick Miller 16. Jarvis had internal injuries and Miller had multiple lacerations abrasions and cuts. Copeland and Miller were treated and released. Witness Don Hoisington said the car tried to follow another across the tracks. Police ongoing investigation. The deceased was a senior at Federal Hocking High School member of Future Farmers of America and exhibitor at county and state fairs. Surviving siblings listed. he was preceded in death by a name continued on page 13.
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Stewart
Richard C. Copeland
W. Union St
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Raymond E. Copeland
Chester
Francis Bobo Copeland
Richard Copeland
Mike Jarvis
Rick Miller
Jarvis
Miller
Copeland
Sheltering Arms
Union St
Don Hoisington
Hoisington
Federal Hocking High School
Ture Farmers of America
Athens County
Chester Duane
Jacksonville
Fla
Darrell
Thomasville
Roger
Casselberry
Ronald
Hamilton
Ohio
Richard
Randy
Midwest Storm Rains Snow and Wind Weakened by Thanksgiving
A powerful storm swept from the Midwest into the Northeast bringing heavy snow sleet and rain with strong winds. The system caused flooding threats in Tennessee and Ohio Valley traffic disruption in Illinois Indiana and Michigan. Winds damaged a high school auditorium steel frame near Indianapolis with about 250000 dollars in damage and cut power in Cincinnati.
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Midwest
Mexico
Texas
Ohio Valley
Kansas
Missouri
Lower Michigan
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Indianapolis
Ohio
Cincinnati
Nixon Names Scranton to Visit Mideast for Briefing
President elect Richard Nixon will send former Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania on an overseas mission to Israel and neighboring Arab nations including the United Arab Republic Jordan Lebanon Saudi Arabia and Iran. The trip aims to update Nixon on the volatile Mideast scene as he plans appointments and considers Scranton for a high post. Nixon also met with Dwight Eisenhower for Thanksgiving and discussed staffing the new administration and possible future talks with the former president.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
William S. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Israel
Nixon
Scranton
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Iran
U.S
United Nations
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
Republican Governors Association
Palm Springs
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Major blast at Llewellyn mine traps 78 in West Virginia
In Mannington West Virginia an early morning explosion at the Llewellyn portal worsens the peril for 78 miners trapped nine days. Air tests show deadly carbon monoxide and high methane levels as engineers plan a comprehensive evaluation and possible mine sealing.
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Mannington
W.va
No. 9
Llewellyn
Musicians Back but Utility Strike Looms in New York
TV musicians have resumed work and Long Island Rail Road crews returned to service. But 20 000 Consolidated Edison utility workers threaten a walkout amid expectations of limited power and gas service during peak hours. Con Ed faces possible outages as 9 million customers are urged to conserve energy.
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New York
Long Island Rail Road
Ready
Consolidated Edison Co
Charles F. Luce
Con Ed
Afl-Cio
Utility Workers of America
Queen Elizabeth bids farewell to British waters
The Queen Elizabeth sailed to Florida after a 28 year Atlantic career as about 500 Britons gathered at the dock to bid farewell. In Saigon, U S Cavalry pursued enemy forces along the Cambodian border after Thanksgiving Day fighting. 25 enemy troops reported killed, U S casualties none.
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Southampton
England
Florida
Cunard
Atlantic
Saigon
U. S
U.S
Cleaver Missing as Hunt Extends for Eldridge Cleaver
San Francisco police say a wide search for Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver, missing since Wednesday after failing to surrender for parole violation, has found no trace. Authorities dismiss a tip of possible overseas evacuation as unsubstantiated. Paris sees Senate back De Gaulle austerity finance bill 157 to 87 to avert franc devaluation.
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San Francisco
Eldridge Cleaver
State Department of Corrections
Cleaver
Paris
Senate
Charles de Gaulle
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Stewart Youth
Messenger
Deborah Lynn Deonise
Ohio University
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Sebring
THE
Associated Press
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Michigan
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Cumberland Mountains
Harpeth River
Nashville
Weather Bureau
Illinois
Mississippi
Mideast
Peter P. Ferretti
Consolidation Coal Co
Ferretti
Moutaineer Coal Co
Consolidation
Seattle
Gordon Vickery
P.m. Luce
Liz
John Lennon
Yoko Ono
London
Marylebone Magistrate's Court
Lennon
Miss Ono
French Senate
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