Haig Thieu Meet On Indochina Peace Package
Gen. Alexander Haig Jr and President Nguyen Van Thieu spent over three hours in Saigon in a second face to face talk on a proposed Indochina peace package. A White House note said Haig would not disclose his schedule beyond Saigon, with no clear sign of a settlement. The exchange touched on a nine point cease fire draft and Saigon’s demand for a withdrawal of North Vietnamese forces under international supervision.
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George Esper
Saigon
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Indochina
U.S
Haig
South Vietnam
Thieu
National Council of Reconciliation and Concord
Xuan Thuy
Agence France Presse
Paris
Thuy
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Saigon Radio
Vietnam
Indochinese
Demilitarized Zone
South
North Vietnam
Republic of Vietnam
U S Expands Military Aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam
U S military aid broadens to include Cambodia alongside South Vietnam as 10 C141 transports unload 20 heavy near aircraft and other supplies. Sources say Phnom Penh receives extra help before a cease-fire settlement, while Saigon’s air force grows to over 2,000 aircraft.
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Saigon
United States
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Indochina
U.S
Armed hijackers seize jet from Alabama to demand 10 million
Three armed men hijacked a DC9 with 30 others aboard during a hop from Alabama to Canada. After detours to Jackson and Detroit, they demanded 10 million and parachutes, threatening to bomb Oak Ridge if unmet. The plane refueled in Knoxville and Toronto before returning toward the U.S. under heavy security.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Canada
Toronto
United States
Oak Ridge
Southern Airways
Lexington
Knoxville
Tenn
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington
Florida
Jackson
Miss
Detroit
Cleveland
Norman Helinske
William Snarr
Snarr
Douglas Burrows
Burrows
Lufthansa
Bijham
Ala
Montgomery
FAA
Birmingham
FBI
Hopkins
U S War Planes Step Up Strikes in North Vietnam
U S commanders report more than 200 tactical raids in 24 hours over North Vietnam with three U S planes lost and one pilot missing. raids hit trucks warehouses and depots while aiming to slow enemy supplies before a cease fire.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
North
Nixon
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Qui Nhon
Ann
Quang Tri City
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Hanoi-Haiphong
For Sale 1953 Buick LeSabre in Low Cost Ad
Classified ad offers a 1953 Buick LeSabre with door, automatic, power steering and air conditioning. It was scheduled for six days in the Herald low cost section but cancelled after four days. For quick action call 8851.
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Lowcost Herald
Mortgage scam hits church group with 7500 fee
The Rev. Gaylord Skinner testified that Rochester Bible College paid Alex Gaus Jr. 7500 to obtain a mortgage in 1967 but no mortgage materialized. Gaus and 13 others face federal charges for bilking 70 people nationwide of about 1 million, claiming to operate Church of Christ Manors Inc. and backing loans by Church assets. The trial paused as Judge Philip Tone recessed until Monday.
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Chicago
Church of Christ
Gaylord Skinner
Minnesota Bible College of Rochester
Skinner
Gaus
Church of Christ Manors, Inc
Church of Christ Manors Company
Churches of Christ
Minnesota
Independent Churches of Christ
Philip Tone
LeRoy Youth Killed in Iowa Traffic Crash
James F. Elliott 18 of LeRoy was killed in a traffic accident near Chester Iowa early Saturday. He is survived by his parents two brothers four sisters and grandparents. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday at St Patrick's Catholic Church LeRoy.
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Leroy
Minn
James
Jim) F. Elliott
Chester
Iowa
Burley Elliott
William
Jerald
DeAnn
Shaun
Jacqueline
Patricia
Floyd Elliott
Elizabeth Martin
Mason City
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Two letter bombs reach London amid alert wave
AP report says two more terrorist letter bombs arrived in London. One blast impulse spotted by a post office worker and destroyed by Scotland Yard explosives experts. Another delivered to an east London office with detectives cordoning the area.
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London
Scotland Yard
Navy begins disciplinary hearings for sailors aboard Constellation
In San Diego AP reports the Navy opened captain's mast hearings against rebellious black sailors from the Constellation. The first three of 123 hearings were held after sailors refused to return to the carrier and were sent to shore duty. Also in Houston AP notes North American Rockwell settled suits with families of astronauts White and Chaffee for 150000 each following the 1967 Cape Kennedy spacecraft fire.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Soviets to Study Cancer Virus Exchange Delegation
Seven U.S. cancer scientists led by Dr. John B. Moloney of the National Cancer Institute fly to Moscow for two weeks to exchange cancer virus research and give 31 virus strains for Soviet study.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
John B. Moloney
National Cancer Institute
Russia
Women protest Senate by gifting mice to lawmakers
Five Los Angeles women delivered live white mice in gift boxes to state senators in Sacramento to protest a proposed precision amendment to the U S Constitution. The all male California Senate passed the measure 28 to 9 and sent it to the Assembly amid police involvement and colorful Capitol demonstrations.
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Sacramento
Calif
State
Senate
U.S
Los Angeles
Capital Secretar
Gloria Macklin
James Wedworth
Capitol
Powless Voices Viewpoints at NCAI Meeting
Herb Powless, director of the American Indian Movement, spoke at a National Congress of American Indians gathering on Friday, presenting multiple perspectives on indigenous rights and activism within the movement.
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Herb Powless
The
American Indian Movement
National Congress of American Indians
Americans reject McGovern cultural revolution in Nixon landslide
Washington analysts say the election was a referendum on McGovern’s cultural reform push. Ben Wattenberg notes voters tarred McGovern as aligned with militant feminists and radicals, contributing to Nixon’s decisive victory. Harris cites welfare reform talk as a key Democratic weakness.
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Gregg Herrington Washington
Ben. J. Wattenberg
George McGovern
Wattenberg
Nixon
Louis Harris
McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
California
Watenberg
Lavel
Superman
Pra
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