Rogers calls for reconvening talks to preserve Vietnam peace
Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged an international Vietnam conference to create a simple mechanism to reconvene if peace is in danger. Canada threatened to quit the four nation peace commission by April 30 without a new international cease-fire enforcement authority.
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Michael Goldsmith Paris
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Canada
South
Rogers
Peace Supervisory Commission
Mitchell Sharp
U.S
Poland
Hungary
Indonesia
Sharp
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Commission
Waldheim
Paris
Hotel Majestic
Avenue Kleber
Arc de Triomphe
Wiliam P. Rogers
Binh
North
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Minnesota jobless rate drops in January
Minnesota reported a seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate of 4.6 percent for January, down from 5.2 percent in December and 5.4 percent a year earlier. The state counted 90,300 unemployed, vs 100,100 in January 1972, as national rate slipped to 5.0 percent.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
State Department of Manpower Services
Meir says Israeli plane downing won't derail Nixon talks
Prime Minister Golda Meir leaving for the United States said the Libyan airliner downing by Israeli fighters should not affect the talks with President Nixon. Foreign Minister Abba Eban described possible proximity peace talks with Arabs, using neutral mediators.
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Meir
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
United States
Nixon
Abba Eban
U.N
Middle East
Kissinger Says Full Vietnam War Probe For Missing U.S. Citizens
In an interview Kissinger pledged a full scale investigation into the fate of about 1300 Americans still unaccounted for in Vietnam. He added he doubts North Vietnam would have hidden prisoners.
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Kissinger
McGovern backs Vietnam aid but not at U S citizen expense
Senator George McGovern spoke at Brandeis University in Waltham Mass saying he supports aid to Vietnam but not at the cost of U S programs. He urged using executive power to promote private reconstruction efforts and predicted little debate on amnesty for refugees or deserters. He defended press freedom and warned against government pressure on reporters, access cuts, and punitive actions against news outlets.
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Congress
Democratic Party
National Committee
McGovern
Schedule of Pages VS 2 Area 7 Editorial 4 Sports 8 9
The page plan lists sections by area and page number including Area 7 Editorial on page 4, Sports on pages 8 and 9, Society on pages 5 and 6, Comics on page 11, and Classifieds on pages 12 and 13. It outlines the newspaper’s layout and content blocks for the edition.
Nine dead in Regina apartment fire in Canada
A Regina, Saskatchewan, apartment fire claimed nine lives and injured 18, including three firefighters and a policeman. Constable Keith Ball alerted others around 10 40 p m, and two young men aided residents through dense smoke. The 46 suite complex on Rose Street was old with thick paint layers as crews battled flames and rescued 54 residents.
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Regina
Sask
Bob Connell
Keith Ball
Connell
Lance
5.5 percent pay rise limit to hold steady
The Nixon administration kept its 5.5 per cent standard for pay increases while allowing more flexible wording in certain cases through a Labor Management Advisory Committee. The White House urged cooperation with the economic stabilization program to reduce inflation to 2.5 per cent or less by year end.
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Washington
White House
Labor Management Advisory Committee
Atlanta
Pine City
Rush City
St. Paul Ramsey Hospital
Six Die In Minnesota Weekend Traffic Crashes
The Associated Press reports six deaths from weekend crashes raising Minnesota’s 1973 figure to 91. Killed were Terrence Klinkhammer 18 Webster Don ald David 18 Kilkenny James Claffey 18 Kilkenny Gary Runkle 17 Stewartville Janis Fischer 22 Keister and Katherine Leibel 69 St Paul. Multiple injuries occurred in several crashes near Montgomery Rochester Burnsville and North St Paul.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Minnesota
Terrence Klinkhammer
Webster
Donald David
Kilkenny
David
James Claffey
Prague Hospital
Gary Runkle
Stewartville
Rochester
Janis K. Fischer
Keister
Buck Hill
Burnsville
Katherine Leibel
St. Paul
North St. Paul
North Vietnam Holds Back on POW Releases Tuesday
A North Vietnamese spokesman said no American prisoners of war would be released on Tuesday despite U.S. hopes for about 140 POWs. He noted no list would be delivered today and that the Joint Military Commission would address the issue Wednesday, making no transfers before Thursday.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Bui Tin
Tin
Joint Military Commission
North Vietnam
Paris
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
South
Vietnam
Laos
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Three men held over youths case at Hastings and Ramsey County
Police said three men former Hastings State Hospital patients are held in a cases described as holding against will and sodomy involving three boys. The incidents occurred Sunday near an apartment building and the National Guard Armory, with two boys aged 11 and 12 victims and a 10-year-old boy assaulted. Perpetrators hailed from St Paul and Hastings. case referred to Ramsey County Attorney.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Hastings State Hospital
Ramsey Courty Attorney's Office
National Guard
Cedar Avenue
St. Paul
Hastings
Baseball negotiators reach three year Play Ball pact
Representatives of players and owners met in John Gaberish’s office after agreeing on a Play Ball three year contract. Visible in the photo are attorney Dick Moss, Jim Perry of the Minnesota Twins, Barry Rona for the clubs, Jim Garner the AL representative, and AL President Joe Cronin, with AP Wirephoto.
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John Gaberish
Dick Moss
Jim Perry
Minnesota Twins
Barry Rona
Jim Garner
Joe Cronin
American League
Wanted Reliable Painter for Interior Work Ad
An advertisement seeking a reliable man to do interior painting appeared briefly in the Herald want ads. The ad, offering low cost help and a reasonable rate, was scheduled to run three days but was canceled after one day. The notice notes over 13 000 subscribers view the want ads daily and provides a contact number for results.
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Herald
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