One man one vote elections eyed for South Vietnam
President Thieu said one man one vote elections could occur in South Vietnam within six months. He spoke to about 1,000 police, stressing readiness to confront Communists. власти and Viet Cong positions and the ICCS supervision were noted, with Nha urging North Vietnamese troop withdrawal and continued insistence on peace terms.
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Amid Cease-Fire Push Heavy Fighting Continues Across Vietnam
As cease-fire nears, U S military losses rise to 45,837 killed in action in 12 years of Indochina fighting. Reports say four American airmen killed as clashes persist, with shipboard incidents and entrenched shelling around Saigon and Quang Tri. Curfews spread to Dinh Dinh Province while North Vietnamese and Vietcong shelling persists.
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Edison becomes first Inventors Hall of Fame member
Edison is honored as the first inductee to the Inventors Hall of Fame at his West Orange library. The ceremony recalls his inventions including the incandescent light, phonograph, and motion picture camera, with his daughter Madeline Sloane attending. President Nixon signed a resolution naming February 11 National Inventors Day.
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Embryo star discovered near Earth by Caltech group
In Pasadena Caltech astronomers using infrared detectors on large telescopes report finding an embryo star, designated W4, still condensing from a dust cloud about 10 000 light years away in the Milky Way. The object emits about 30 000 times the sun’s energy, is larger than the solar system, yet its surface temperature is around 170 degrees Fahrenheit. The team names Drs Gareth Wynn Williams Erle Recklin and Gerty Neugebauer and likens the object to a protostar, with Orion Nebula as the only other example observed.
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Haitians who freed prisoners seek asylum in Mexico
Mexico City authorities said three Haitians who released 12 political prisoners and obtained 70 000 dollars in ransom by releasing two U S diplomats will have asylum requests considered. The diplomats Knox and Christensen were unharmed. The group arrived in Mexico City after the incident in Port au Prince.
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Communists question Vietnam war aftermath and shifts in power
London based report notes Communist diplomats bluntly assess that Vietnam's settlement diverges from their aims. Moscow and Peking see the end as welcome but uneasy, fearing a power vacuum in Asia as Washington-China-Russia relations shift, while Hanoi faces disillusionment that could weaken ties with allies.
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West ready to fund Vietnam reconstruction amid talks
Western nations including West Germany Britain France and others contemplate contributing up to 10 billion dollars to a postwar aid and reconstruction program in Vietnam with some aid to Cambodia and Laos. Japan plans about 2 billion dollars. Soviet and Chinese aid anticipated mainly for North Vietnam. Talks to begin ahead of Prime Minister Heath's February 1 2 meeting with President Nixon.
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Nevada lawmakers tighten security just in case
Nevada lawmakers at the 1973 session bolster Capitol security with armed guards at the sterile concourse, changed door locks, and a Capitol police force. Officials say preparations aim to prevent any takeover or disruption, though one veteran notes few rabble rousers in the state. A past incident in 1971 involving welfare mothers near Gov. O Callaghan is recalled as a cautionary tale.
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Lady Sings the Blues Held Over at Cinema in Town
At Cinema in Williamstown, Lady Sings the Blues with Diana Ross as Billie Holiday is held over. The film portrays Billie Holiday’s life and struggles as a real person, not just a blues musical, focusing on the forces shaping her fame and tragic end.
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