Kissinger May Leave Harvard Teaching Post Soon
Harvard professors learned Henry Kissinger cannot commit to returning and the government department began nominating candidates for an international relations chair. The vacancy has existed since Kissinger joined the Nixon administration four years ago and a decision was expected by February. Meanwhile ICCS chairman Gauvin said American POWs could be freed around February 10 with Vietnamese prisoners to follow in South Vietnam.
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Paris Chosen For Postwar Conference
The United States and North Vietnam agreed on Paris as the site for a postwar international conference to begin February 26. The 12 nation gathering includes the two Vietnams, Viet Cong, the UN secretary general, and eight other states led by the Soviet Union, China, Great Britain, France, Canada, Poland, Hungary and Indonesia. The South Vietnamese government under President Nguyen Van Thieu is expected to concur.
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Honolulu
Stennis Undergoes Emergency Surgery in Grave Condition
Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi remained gravely ill after an exploratory operation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Surgeons found vascular congestion and inflammation of the small intestine with no blockage, improving little before a setback.
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Saco residents object to marina near Ferry Lane
The Saco City Council heard objections from Ferry Lane residents about a marina under construction by Fred Pipineas near their homes. They claimed permits may be expired and abutters were not mailed notices, and alleged zoning violations. Pipineas denies issues. The council discussed city insurance increases, a new computer bid process, and forming a conservation commission with five appointees.
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Biddeford
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Joan LaMontagne
Falmouth
Grace Murray
Conservation Commission
Sam Zaitlin
John Desemone
Matte Snow
Judy Potter
Wilbur Bedard
Council
Linws
Boston’s 80 Million Road to Nowhere Opens Today
The final section of a long troubled extension of I 93 into Boston opens on a limited basis this morning. Despite plans, traffic experts call the project a road to nowhere as it cannot handle expected volumes and the three mile link remains a gateway to downtown to be used cautiously with limited hours.
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Bill Moves to Ban Saturday Night Special Handguns
Rep. John Dingell introduced a House bill to ban “Saturday night specials” handguns. The measure follows Nixon’s guidance to define and curb cheap, die-cast zinc alloy handguns melting below 800 degrees Fahrenheit, with aims to raise production costs and remove them from the market.
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Inside The Journal Classifieds Crossword Puzzle
Classifieds and puzzles page notes Dear Abby column items and local briefs. Mentions Biddeford hiring a business manager and Kennebunkport budget discussions may be ready Thursday. Includes a Boston murder spree update, a ship explosion toll, tax moratorium asked at the beach, and a lighthearted chuckle about aging and swimming.
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