Restress Objections To Accord In Saigon Talks
SAIGON AP Saigon officials renewed objections to the draft peace plan as President Thieu met with his National Security Council for the second time in as many days. The Li Song newspaper suggested conditions for a settlement including withdrawal of North Vietnamese units, a demilitarized zone, and a noncoalition government in Saigon. Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-hua met French officials in Paris as talks on Indo China plans continued. Washington hopes a Vietnam peace accord could be reached by mid December as Henry Kissinger heads to Paris.
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Saigon
Thieu
Lin Song
North
South Vietnam
South
Vietnam
Shhina
Chigo Kuan-hua
Peking
Maurice Schumaann
Herva Alphaud
China
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Paris
U.S
Filer Pal Atlairs
NOW Accuses General Mills of Discrimination in Protest
Des Moines AP reports about 200 NOW members from Des Moines and Ames demonstrating outside Dahl’s and Linky Dinky stores accusing General Mills of gender employment discrimination. Irene Talbott said the protest is part of a nationwide push urging boycotts of Betty Crocker products and highlighting supposed homemaker stereotypes.
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Des Moines
Geveral Mills Corp
Minneapolis
Anes
National Organization For Women (Now
Dahl's
Irene Talbott
General Mills
Agygnudile
Betty Herat
Talbott
Democratic Legislators Pick Schaben Cochran for leadership
Democratic lawmakers elected Sen. James Schaben of Dunlap as senate minority leader and Rep. Osle Cochran of Eagle Grove as house minority leader. Also chosen were Sen. Gene Kennedy of Dubuque as assistant floor leader and Sen. Bass Van Gilsit of Oskaloosa as minority whip, with Iowa City Rep. L. Arthur Small as assistant floor leader and Cedar Rapids Rep. James Wells as party whip.
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Sincal
von Gragle
Das Moines
Bass van Gilsit
Oskeloosa
L. Arthur Small
Iowa’City
James Wells
Cedar Rapids
Schahen
Senate
Democrats
Schaben
Taal Segalon
Gene Glenn
Olurmwa
Yule
Kennedy
Minnette
Daderer
Dows City
Elimin
Weather Halts North Vietnam Air Strikes
Storms and low clouds grounded most U S air operations over North Vietnam delaying strikes to a fraction of planned levels. Weather extended into South Vietnam limiting fighter-bomber runs while weather grounds other aircraft. Two Americans were wounded in separate South Vietnam incidents as both sides prep for a possible cease fire.
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Saigon
UPS
North Vietnam
Unea
U. S
South Vietnam
Tyrese
Panhandle
Fitt
Peronists Stand With Ex-Dictator Amid Protests On Campus
On the largest Negro campus two students died and two were injured after a teargas and buckshot clash when demonstrators seized the administration building. Gov. Edwards and campus official Netterville defended police actions and denied a three way plot. In Buenos Aires thousands protested outside Juan Perón's home as the ex leader, exiled 17 years, urged restraint amid shouts and placards.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Juani Peran
Argentina
Anti War Demonstrations Fail To Draw Huge Crowds
New York AP report notes modest turnout at anti-war rallies in Los Angeles and New York with about 250 in Central Park and roughly 4,000 in Los Angeles. Organizers cited malaise and disillusionment with Nixon's peace promises as protests continued nationwide.
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New York
Los Angeles
MacArthur Park
Ip Pershing
Manhattan
Central Park
Satur Lee
Boston
Katherine Sojourner
Coalition
Nixon
Robert Prysons
Democratic National Committee
the Crowel
Brandt Promises Steady Path for Germany in Europe
Chancellor Willy Brandt pledges a slow, steady policy to ease life for Germans within a European framework. He argues Moscow has eased its stance, supports emigration changes, and envisions closer East West ties without a unilateral German reunification.
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C. L. Sulzberger
York
Hom
Germany
Willy Brandt
Alecton
Brandl
East Germany
Stich
Brandt
Hat Moscow
Soviet Union
Irre Democratic Party
Brandd
Garry
Ahly
Hiller
Europe
Amending Process At Fault In Iowa Legislature
Iowa lawmakers face errors in the amending process that may alter code unintentionally. Editor Wayne Faupel notes two years of flawed method causing misquoted sections and confusion over strike throughs and underlines. He cites reliance on session laws over enacted changes and human error in reprinting original text. The dispute follows a solicitor general opinion urging continued legal review.
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Jerry Mursener
DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Wayne Faupel
Faupel
Podunk
Saupel
Jaupel
Richard Haesemeyer
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Tia
Ray
Gaben
Cochran
Flouge
Nelterville
AL Amiss
Leonard Tong
Las Brown
Gilbert
Denver A. Smith
New Toads
Nettervilla
State Board of Education
Nettarville
Wileer
Edwards Datller
Netterville
Edwards
Rob West
National Peace Acton Coalition
Iin
Wally
United States
Jefferson J-Hawks
Iowa High School Athletic Assn
Iowa City
Jefferson
Des Moines Dowling
Jeff Buck
Scott Smith
Jack Fisk
Foreign Affair
Iho
Berlin Wall
Bevin
Renort
Sachion
Hye
Marion
Doriati
Buliteor Fawn
Para Mawarine
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