Nixon and Thieu respond to aid cutoff threat in peace talks
President Nixon and South Vietnamese leader Nguyen Van Thieu face a reported warning that aid to Saigon could be halted if Thieu refuses to sign a Paris peace accord. Gen. Haig travels to Miami for talks with Nixon and Kissinger as officials deny explicit ultimatums while pledging continued negotiations.
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One-time VP possibility guilty of tax evasion
U S Representative Cornelius E Gallagher, once a potential vice presidential pick, pleads guilty to evading 74045 in income taxes for 1966. He also vows to provide information aiding law enforcement about corruption in Hudson County Democratic machine. faces up to five years and a 10000 dollar fine.
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The Pioneer publishing and subscription rates noted
The Pioneer Bemidji Minnesota announces its daily schedule excluding Sundays and holidays and lists subscription rates. Mail in trade zone is 18 dollars per year, mail outside trade zone 20 dollars, and carrier delivery 2.50 per month.
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Five gunmen surrender after abortive market robbery
Five armed men who fled a failed Willie's Supermarket takeover in Chattanooga surrendered early today near Atlanta after their car was stopped or towed. Five gunmen, named Lundy Peterson Berry Combs Barnes, all 18 to 25, faced federal kidnap charges. Hostages included Clarence Turner and his daughter Sinetra, and ambulance driver Vance Dobbins Jr. One man had offered to drive the gang out after a woman hostage.
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Nixon victory falls short of Johnson record
Nixon won re election with the largest vote total in history yet his 60.4 percent share trailed Lyndon B. Johnson’s 61.1 percent in 1964. AP tally shows 47,042,924 votes for Nixon and 29,071,629 for McGovern across all states and DC, with 1,345,504 votes for minor candidates.
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Nixon suspends meat import quotas for 1973
President Nixon halted meat import quotas for 1973 to curb rising supermarket meat prices. Treasury Secretary Shultz said the move may not cut prices immediately and that domestic production will drive most supply. He noted foreign share could rise to about eight percent and that quotas may be reinstated if conditions change, with quarterly reviews by the agriculture secretary. Australia and New Zealand supply about 70 percent of U.S. shipments.
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