Saigon Ready To Discuss Proposal In Paris Talks
Ambassadors Lam and Rogers signal cautious openness to parts of the National Liberation Front peace plan. Saigon may discuss prisoner exchanges and a demilitarized zone while rejecting a provisional coalition government. Rogers says some elements offer progress though many points require clarification.
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Pham Dang Lam
South Vietnam
Paris
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NLF
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United States
North Vietnam
U.S
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Rogers
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
NFL
Vietnam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nguyen Xuan
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Cadet Keith Doyon Earns Private Pilot License
Cadet First Lieutenant Keith Doyon of Biddeford High AFJROTC earned the FAA Private Pilot license after 40 hours of flight training. He trained at Sanford Airport with Victor Aviation, scored 98% on the written exam, and holds multiple high school honors as an Aerospace Leaders recruit. Devon Doyon to pursue Army ROTC at the University of Maine with four-year aid.
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Biddeford High School
Everett B. Thurlow
Doyon
Keith
Roger Edward Labonte
Foreman's Club
West Point-Pepperell Mfg
BHS
Air University
Devon
University of Maine At
Five new GOP senators say no pressure over Safeguard defense
Five newly elected Republican senators said on Friday they feel no administration pressure despite their stance on the Safeguard missile defense system. They emphasized independence in evaluating defense policy and Senate roles.
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Washington
Administration
Safeguard
British runner plans long trek from New Mexico to New York
Bruce Tulloch, 33, a British biology student, walks across New Mexico toward New York to beat pace records. He aims for 40 miles today and 45 tomorrow despite foot trouble and late starts, aided by his wife, a young son, a cousin, and a U.S. sponsor. They travel by two cars, sleeping in a camp trailer.
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N.M
Bruce Tulloch
New Mexico
Ana
Losea
New York
Ant Mare
Tullh
Tulloh
New York City
Wargrave
England
Tullohh
U.S
Vatican drops dozens of saints from calendar in liturgical revision
Dozens of saints including some linked to Christoper Columbus are removed from the Roman Catholic calendar effective Jan 1 1970. The Vatican cites doubts about existence rather than sanctity and warns the change may shock the faithful while noting many kept devotions may linger.
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America
Pasquale Columbus
Rocco Columbus
Vatican
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Barbara
Alexis
Anastasia
Paul VI
Philoma
Catholic Sons Recognatholic Church
Heaven
Paraxedes
Fen
Nympha
Domitilla
Resnicius
Lucia
Vatican City
Pias
Ursula
St. Paul the Hermit
St. Maurus
St. Prisca
St. Martin
St. Domitilla
St. Boniface of
Tarsus
St. Venatius
St. Paden
Golden Spike Reenactment Draws Thousands At Promontory
Promontory Utah hosts a centennial re enactment of the golden spike ceremony with officials and spectators gathered at the historic spot. The 1869 event linked the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railways completing the first transcontinental railroad. A new visitors center will be dedicated by John A Volpe as railroad leaders and former company presidents attend.
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Utah
Romontory Summit
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
America
John A. Volpe
Thomas Goodfellow
Association of American Railroads
Southern Pacific
Soler
Salt Lake City
Stanford University
Zap In Sparks Town At First North Dakota Zap Event
AP report from Zap, North Dakota describes the first annual Zap gathering at Fort Lauderdale of the North. Ten thousand beer cases vanish as students arrive from across the country and Canada. Bars reopen and street parties erupt with long hair, bellbottoms, and zap burgers amid a carefree, chaotic night with minimal police presence.
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Rei Lucky
Canada
Fort Lauderdale
North Dakota State University
Norman Fuchs
Florida
Roduct
Fargo
Paul's
Ucky’s
Colleges Quiet After Campus Turmoil and Court Order
A week of campus protests over the college crisis cooled Friday as scholars and politicians met to discuss the situation. A New Hampshire judge ordered four percent of Dartmouth sit-ins to jail, signaling a stern legal response to the protests.
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New Hampshire
Dartmouth
Rockefeller Heading For Latin America
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller begins an eight day mission through Mexico and six Central American nations to study Latin American economic needs. He meets leaders in Mexico City and visits Central America to map a new U.S. policy, focusing on trade deficits, investment balance, and regional economic integration amid concerns over protectionist trends and aid effectiveness.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Latin America
Nixon
Mexico
Central America
New York
United States
U.S. C
U.S
Washington
Rockefeller
New York State
Hemisphere
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