Kissinger in Paris for hush hush talks
Henry Kissinger, U.S. President Nixon’s adviser, met North Vietnamese negotiators Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy in Paris for a 17th private session aimed at ending the Vietnam war. The talks followed Moscow discussions with Soviet leaders and involved secrecy with conflicting embassy notices and London misdirections.
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Xuan Thuy
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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London
Edward Heath
U.S
Beief
Georges Pompidou
Elysee Palace
Washington
Pompidou
Falls man arrested for strangling elderly aunt
Peter Joseph Carpenter, 38, resident at 28 Parsons Ave in Hoosick Falls, was charged with the murder of Ruth Marvin, 75, after her sister Genevieve Marvin found her unconscious. The arraignment sent him to Samaritan Hospital in Troy with no bail pending exam, as state police and local officials investigated.
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Ruth Marvin
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R. M. Wolfe
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Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Rensselaer
Don Cholakis
Carpenter
John S. Davison
Town of
John Griffin
Hoosick’ Falla
Rensselaer County
McGovern Kennedy Campaign Arrives in Albany Under Rain
A 10,000 strong crowd greeted Senator George S. McGovern and Senator Edward Kennedy in Albany as heavy rain interrupted McGovern’s first upstate New York appearance. Kennedy urged sacrifices to weaken Rockefeller and warned Nixon’s plan, while McGovern joked about microphone problems and Watergate. The event highlighted tensions over Watergate and Vietnam as both candidates attacked Nixon’s policies amid the storm.
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Nixon
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Nelson Rockefeller
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Mayor Corning
Edward Kennudy
New England Telephone seeks 16 percent rate hike in Vermont
New England Telephone filed with the Vermont Public Service Board for an average 14 percent rate increase for about 100,000 Vermont customers. The proposal would raise monthly charges for one party, two party, and four party services and aims to boost return on investment from 5.4 percent to about 9.5 percent. The company argues rising costs and taxes justify the hike and covers main exchange, message unit, extension, and mobile service rates.
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Reder
New England
Vermont
Senate ratifies arms pact with key reservations
The Senate approved President Nixon's interim arms control accord with the Soviet Union but attached the Jackson amendment and other conditions. The vote showed strong support yet a demand for real equality in offensive missile numbers before any permanent treaty is considered. The agreement allows 1618 ICBMs to the U.S. 1054 and 990 SLBMs to 710 for the United States, offset by U.S. technological edge and warhead counts. A conference could follow if the House accepts the amendment.
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Vermont News Snapshot From Page 3 to Page 31
Inside Virginia Sandy writes on corn harvest joys and Agnes Rockwood shares Titanic survivor history. An Attica report editorial and a prison philosophy critique appear. Pete Horton previews Fridays on Vermont sign law coverage. Bonetti notes bleak Vermont industry outlook at a state meeting. Woodford bus schedule changes. Pownal man sues over adverts. Patriot booters add Brattleboro to shoestrings and John Hart earns Legion pitching recognition.
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Attica
Pete Horton
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Charles Bonetti
Woodford
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Brattleboro
John Hart
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