Nixon and Kissinger Meet to Discuss Viet Talks
President Nixon conferred with Henry Kissinger and top aides at the White House after Kissinger and Gen. Haig returned from Paris where they held four days of talks with North Vietnamese negotiators Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy. The quiet negotiations and dueling public positions kept open the possibility of a peace deal, with Hanoi reiterating demands for a U.S. pullout and Thieu’s ouster amid a deadlocked Paris talks.
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Nixon
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
National Security Council
Gen
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Paris
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Senate
Hugh Scott
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
William J. Porter
South Vietnam
Five Arrested After Three Hour Marshall Riot
Police arrested five people after a three hour campus disturbance at Marshall University in Huntington. The arrests include three for intoxication and two for inciting a riot amid property damage near Fifth Avenue. no serious injuries reported.
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Huntington
W._ Va
Marshall University
Marshall
Jay Mitchell
Margaret Jane Fravel
Frank L. Williams
Timothy Sheeley
William A. Copley
G. H. Kleinknecht
Muskie Cites Espionage Allegations in Campaign
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie says his Democratic presidential bid faced an "astonishing series" of espionage and sabotage incidents. He hints Republicans linked to the White House may be involved and notes possible legal action against the Nixon reelection apparatus.
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George McGovern
Muskie
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Watergate
White House
Patman
Dtex
Maurice H. Stans
Miami
Bernard L. Barker
Sabo
Kenneth W. Clawson
GOP
James W. McCord
Clawson
White House Communications
Newsweek
McCord
K Street
Washington
Lawyer for Collins accused of delaying damage claim settlement
Dayton Ohio AP The attorney for State Sen Oakley Collins faces accusations of attempting to delay a national damage claim settlement until after the November 7 elections The government seeks a one shot offer from Collins attorney John Muething if no deal is reached they will file against Collins Agent Killed In Drug Bust New York AP An undercover narcotics agent and two suspected cocaine dealers are shot dead in a West Side motel after a backfired trap a supervising agent is critically wounded The dealers planned to sell 10 kilos of cocaine for 160000 for the marked deal but betrayed the agent and attempted to rob him without delivering the drugs
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Dayton
Ohio
Oakley Collins
Ironton
Collins
U. S. Justice Department
Irwin Schroeder
Collins Mining Co
John Muething
Schroeder
New York
West Side
Bureau of Narcotics
Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Agriculture
Earl Butz
Fayette County
John Gruber
Gruber
Agriculture Department Animal Industry Division
Harry Goldstein
Butz
Washington
Strikes Plague Chile as Allende Declares Emergency
Chilean President Allende faces a widening strike wave as small businesses shops and farmers join a nationwide trucking stoppage. Gasoline rationing spreads shortages as authorities suppress unrest while a student federation calls for resistance and police tighten controls around Santiago.
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Santiago
Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Two 17YearOlds Face Delinquency Charges In Fairgrounds Fire
Michael Wagner of Cleveland and James Hardy of Bethel Clermont County were charged after questioning of about 40 youths at a detention camp on the fairgrounds. Lie detector tests were administered and authorities say the pair may have started the blaze as a diversion to steal belongings during the North American Dairy Show.
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Michael Wagner
Cleveland
James Hardy
Bethel
Clermont County
State Fire Marshall
Fairgrounds
Herbert Cummings
Herbert F. Christian
Cummings
Fire destroys cattle barns at North American Dairy Show
A blaze at the North American Dairy Show left seven acres of debris destroying a cattle barn and attached annexes. Twelve people were injured and four cattle lost amid about 1,700 cattle at the fairgrounds. Governor Gilligan pledged support to rebuild and praised exhibitors for moving cattle to safety. Victor Lucas estimates damages above four million dollars. state architect cites at least two million. Lucas may solicit telephone bids to clear the site as the dairy show considers pro rated premium payments and possible rebuilding funds through emergency funds or a capital bill. The commission aims to rebuild by next year’s fair.
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John Gilligan
America
Victor Lucas
Fairgrounds
Lucas
Fairgrounds Commission
Border Camp Ben Het Falls to North Vietnamese Forces
North Vietnamese troops overran the Ben Het border camp in the central highlands after a two day assault. The fall marks the first loss for South Vietnamese forces at the camp in years and signals a renewed offensive in the highlands with heavy shelling and large artillery barrages reported.
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Saigon
Ben Het
Central Highlands
Highlands
SCLC Cuts 9 Employes Amid Financial Straits
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference announced nine full time positions eliminated and some part time staff let go in a bid to save about 100000 annually. Bernard Lee said former executive director Stony Cooks resigned in protest but programs would continue.
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Atlanta, Ga
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Bernard Lee
SCLC
Ralph David Abernathy
Stony Cooks
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Herschel Sigall
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William Coulter
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Fontaine
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Councils of Supplies
Confederation of Truck Owners
Confederation
Leon Vilarin
Hector Bravo
Inter- American Press Association
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Hien
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Laos
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Yoko Wallace
Japan
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W. Va
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