Kissinger and Tho suspend talks to December 4 in Paris
North Vietnam announced talks with Kissinger and Le Duc Tho will pause until December 4 1972. President Nixon plans to consult with him in New York as Washington weighs concessions and a cease fire.
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North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Hanoi
Tho
Xuan Thuy
New York
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
U.S
Choisy-le-Roi
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Waldorf-Astoria
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
David Lambertson
Maurice Schumann
United States
Schumann
Foreign Ministry
Vietnam
Washington Post
South Viet‘nam
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Council of National Conciliation
Sasson
Viet Cong
Thieu
Saigon
Nhan Dan
Pathet Lao
Laos
Vientiane
Phoumi Vongvichi
Souvana Phouma
U S Planes Lost in Five Days as B 52s Hit North Vietnam
U S bomber raids in five days surpassed prior raids with over 6 000 tons dropped. A second B 52 was damaged by surface to air missiles and returned to base in Thailand. One B 52 crashed in northeast Thailand with six crew rescued. Air America Caribou shot down in southern Laos. two American crew killed.
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U.S
Vientiane
Laos
Air America
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Panhandle
Aos
North Vietnamese
Frankfurt Hijacker Killed At Airport Rescue
Police sharpshooters killed the hijacker of an Air Canada DC8 at Frankfurt airport after a 24 hour hostage ordeal. Hostage Margit Sommer, 31, a German born Canadian, was rescued as officers stormed the plane. The gunman Viktor Widera, 58, had demanded releases from German jails.
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Germany
Air Canada
Horst Vogel
Margit Sommer
Miss Sommer
Joff
Graf
Viktor Widera
Widera
Harvard Faculty Backs Restraint on Grand Jury Questions
Harvard University arts and sciences Faculty Council unanimously reaffirmed a resolution urging government restraint in questioning scholars before grand juries. The move follows the jailing of Samuel L. Popkin, an assistant professor, over contempt for refusing to discuss the Pentagon Papers.
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Harvard University of Arts and Sciences
Samuel L. Popkin
Harvard
Pentagon
Faculty Council
Vood
Popkin
Norfolk County
American Association of University Professors
Atty
Richard Kleindienst
Thanksgiving Holiday Traffic Death Toll Rises to 343
The nationwide Thanksgiving weekend traffic deaths reached 343 as storms created hazards across the midcontinent with rain sleet and snow. Showers affected Florida and the Pacific Northwest while clearer conditions prevailed elsewhere. The count started Wednesday 6 p.m. local time and ends Sunday at midnight.
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Florida
Pacific Northwest
Boggs Search Is Called Off in Alaska
In Anchorage, after 39 days, the hunt for Hale Boggs and fellow travelers halted due to winter. The missing group includes Hale Boggs 58 Alika Begich 40 Russell Brown 37 Don Jonz 38 and pilot. Officials may reopen if new clues emerge and Alaska proceedings to seat Boggs and Begich are expected to begin.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Hale Boggs
Boggs
Alika
Nick Begich
Juneau
Air Force
Ken Shelley
Begich
Russell L. Brown
Don E. Jonz
Washington
Mystery submarine probe sparks Norway Norway
Norwegian defense officials reported new contacts with a suspected submarine in Sognefjord and said frigates dropped antisubmarine mines in the area. London officials explored a claim of a Russian sub and a mutiny aboard a nuclear vessel, but no substantiation was found.
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Norway
Sognefjord
Norwegian Defense Staff
London
British Defense Ministry
Britsh
Albania
Defense Mistry
David Arthur
Plymouth
England
Arthur
Moscow
Youth Shot While Hunting Near Wells
A West Kennebunk youth, Rusty McKay, was shot in the leg while hunting in the Highpine area of Wells. He was taken by Wells ambulance to Webber Hospital in Biddeford and reported in satisfactory condition by a hospital spokesman.
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Kennebunk
Highpine
Wells
Rusty McKay
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Inside The Journal to 6 9 Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby Editorials
Fifty percent of Americans file their income tax the other half cheat. This snippet hints at a light page mix including puzzles columns and jokes with familiar features like Dear Abby and sports notes.
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Abby
Cuban Court Will Decide Ransom Return in Hijacking Case
Havana will hear whether the ransom paid to three hijackers will be returned to Southern Airways. The hijackers Lewis K. Moore Melvin Cale and Henry D. Jackson demanded 10 million dollars to release a Southern DC9 forced to land at Jose Marti Airport on November 11. No trial date set. Cuba may also bill Southern Airways for costs of handling the plane and passengers.
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Lriday
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Havana
Lewis K. Moore
Melvin Cale
Moore
Henry D
Cuba
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