Kissinger Thieu Hold Talks on Partial Cease-Fire in Saigon
Kissinger and Thieu met for nearly four hours amid reports of a partial cease-fire proposal. The talks, the third in two days, included U.S. and Saigon officials. A sticking point remains Thieu’s rejection of a three faction communist coalition and his vow to not resign. Habib arrived to advise Kissinger, joining Bunker Whitehouse and Abrams in Saigon.
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Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
Kissinger
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Charles S. Whitehouse
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S. Army
Thieu
State Department
Paris
Philip A. Habib
South Korea
Logan Man Slain in Route 33 Trailer Sales Shooting
Gilbert Anders Jr., 45, a salesman for Danny's Trailer Sales in Logan, was found shot to death late Thursday at the Route 33 business. Sheriff Hartman said robbery was not the motive. Coroner said he was killed about 9:30 p.m. at the scene. Funeral services are scheduled Sunday at Roberts Funeral Home with viewing Saturday after 2 p.m. He is survived by a large family.
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Logan
Danny
Hocking County
Sheriff's Department
Paul Newman
Newman
Anders
Owen Yaw
Hartman
Herman Henry
Ohio
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Sheriff’s Department
Mr. Anders
Murray City
Marjorie
Andrea Anders
George Walton
Steven Walton
Twana Walton
Dena Walton
CIA reports linked to wheat sales CIA tipster fed Moscow sale details
Midwest congressman cites CIA briefings used by Agriculture Department as basis for a billion dollar wheat deal with the Soviet Union. He notes London calls to Milling Baking News by a supposed informant and alleges inside information may have benefited private grain firms.
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Washington
Midwest
Central Intelligence Agency
Kansas City
U.S
Roman C. Pucinski
Associated Press
CIA
Agriculture Department
Moscow
Pucinski
London
Milling & Baking News
USDA
George McGovern
Nixon Administration
Morton Sosland
Mr. Smith
London Financial Times
Sosland
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Department
Illinois congressman cites USDA source in farm situation leak
A Illinois congressman notes during a discussion that the most likely source of farm information leakage is a USDA employee based on analyzed telephone calls described by Losland. The remarks center on assessing possible channels of the Soviet farm situation data.
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Losland
Illinois
USDA
Nationwide ex employee charged with extortion by bomb threats
Glenn R. Schubert 45 of White Plains New York was arrested on extortion charges after allegedly threatening Nationwide Insurance with armed device attacks unless he received 280000. FBI followed a staged route from Columbus to Allegheny State Park where shots were fired at agents. ransom not paid. He is jailed in New York with 75000 bail and a hearing set for October 27.
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Columbus, Ohio
Nationwide Insurance Co
FBI
Nationwide
Glenn R. Schubert
White Plains
N.Y
Federal House of Detention
New York
U.S
Martin Jacobs
Nationwide Insurance Companies
Dean Jeffers
Schubert
Palmer Baken Jr
Cincinnati
Columbus
Allegheny State Park
New York-Pennsylvania
Missing House Leader Boggs Plane Search Enters Fourth Day
Anchorage officials awaited data from electronic sensors as the missing light plane carrying House Democratic Leader Hale Boggs and three others entered its fourth day. Rescue crews held out hope of finding them alive. Corinne Boggs would return to Washington, D C, with family members to await word. An SR-71 reconnaissance aircraft was deployed to survey large areas, with infrared data processed at Beale Air Force Base before delivery to authorities.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Corinne Boggs
Washington, D. C
Air Force
Beale Air Force Base
Calif
McGovern Agnew share stage at Alfred E. Smith dinner
McGovern and Agnew shared a speaking platform for the first time in the 1972 campaign at the Alfred E. Smith dinner in New York. Neither gave a major stump speech as Nixon was absent, though McGovern noted Nixon's absence and voiced hopes he was listening. The White House said Nixon would motorcade through 14 Ohio towns on Oct 28.
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Associated Press
George McGovern
Spiro T. Agnew
Alfred E. Smith
New York
White House
Nixon
McGovern
Waldorf Astoria
Ohio
Business leaders forecast 1973 growth amid inflation worries
Top industrialists meeting in Hot Springs with Treasury Secretary Shultz and Commerce Secretary Peterson forecast a strong 1973 economy but warn inflation risks. They expect Nixon re election to be virtually assured and support extending wage price controls beyond April 30.
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Hot Springs
Business Council
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
Nixon
Health Up To New Congress Health Care Battle For New Era
Washington shifts from a multibillion-dollar cancer and heart disease crusade to future health policy. The 92nd Congress authorized 1.6 billion for cancer 1.4 billion for heart lung and blood diseases and 322.5 million for general and communicable ailments. Unresolved debates on national health care plans and government restructuring await the 93rd Congress.
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Washington
America
Congress
92Nd Congress
93Rd Congress
Plain Dealer Strike Looms in Cleveland
Newspaper guild officials for Cleveland Plain Dealer editorial staff set a six p.m. deadline for a new contract. They say the paper may publish Saturday, but picket lines would form at 9 a.m. and further work would halt.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Plain Dealer
South Viet Forces Fight Near Saigon
South Vietnamese units skirmished with infiltrating Communist forces around Saigon as government rangers pursued targets near Bung and Ba To. U S aircraft dropped hundreds of tons of bombs near Saigon and in northern areas while fighters attacked the Iron Triangle.
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Saigon
Quang Ngai
Bung
Bung Cau
Ba To
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Iron Triangle
Ben Cat
Vietnam Peace Talk Outlook Indicates Hard Road Ahead
Washington officials note cautious progress in Kissinger talks while warning against expecting a quick accord. Analysts discuss cease-fire complexities in guerilla warfare and the difficulty of agreeing on territory and safeguards. The interim government idea faces Thieu opposition and the timing may hinge on the November election.
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Washington
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
Bombing Probe Points to Stray U S Bomb in Hanoi Mission
A preliminary U S inquiry says a stray American bomb likely destroyed the French mission in Hanoi on Oct 11 rather than a North Vietnamese antiaircraft missile. Mission head Pierre Susini died of burns in Paris. five Indochinese employees were killed. Interviews with Midway pilots and raid reports indicate a hung bomb as the probable cause.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Pierre Susini
Paris
Midway
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