Kissinger flies to Saigon amid Vietnam peace talks rumors
Henry Kissinger arrived in Saigon as Le Duc Tho went to Hanoi amid talk of a new peace move. Officials suggested Kissinger may push Thieu toward a compromise as Paris talks reportedly reach a deadlock. Nixon seeks a Vietnam accord before the November election while troop withdrawals begin after September 1.
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Alaska pipeline ban lifted by judge amid appeals
U S District Judge George L Hart Jr lifted a two year ban on Alaska pipeline construction after finding Interior Department environmental review meets required standards. Environment groups plan immediate appeal and Alaska officials consider direct Supreme Court route as priority.
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ABA proposes no fault auto insurance with sue for pain
The American Bar Association backs no fault car insurance with federal noninvolvement. Injured drivers passengers and pedestrians would receive up to 2000 in medical and lost wages without suing but could sue for pain and suffering. The plan weakens general damages limits and contrasts with tougher Massachusetts law and a model uniform law proposal.
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Deep North Vietnam air strikes deepen as MIG downed
U S planes conducted their deepest strikes in North Vietnam in a week with over 290 attacks on targets including the Phu Tho railroad bridge and the Viet Tri power plant. Captains Sheffler and Massen shot down a MIG21 northwest of Hanoi. North Vietnam claimed more jets were shot down while U S losses were limited to two aircraft incidents.
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Wallace Faces Surgery To Remove Dormant Abcess
The chief surgeon Dr. George A Hallenbeck says Wallace will undergo a 50 minute operation at University of Alabama hospital Birmingham to reduce a sleeping abscess in the right abdomen. The Alabama governor was paralyzed from gunshot wounds suffered May 15 in Laurel Maryland.
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Fraud charge targets Holiday Magic film in Minnesota case
In Hennepin County Court Judge Douglas Amdahl reviewed a film used by Holiday Magic Inc. recruiters as the state rests its consumer fraud case against Thomas Solem and James Russell. The film claimed rapid profits and urged joining the distributorship, with recruits told they could earn up to 45000 annually by recruiting others.
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