Kissinger and Nixon Aide Hold Extended Saigon Talks
In Saigon Henry Kissinger and President Thieu met for nearly four hours amid talks of a partial cease fire. It was their third meeting in two days with no word on Kissinger’s next move. Sources say he may stay in Saigon through Saturday and possibly meet Thieu again. Kissinger was joined by U S Ambassador Ellsworth Brinker Deputy Ambassador Charles Whitehouse and General Creighton Abrams.
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Ellsworth Brinker
Charles Whitehouse
Creighton Abrams
Army Chief of Staff
Saigon
Thieu
Kissinger
South Vietnamese Information Ministry
U S Nobel Sweep in Chemistry Physics
Nobel prizes in chemistry and physics awarded to U S scientists. John Bardeen, Leon Cooper, and Jobs Robert Schrieffer win physics for superconductivity theory known as the BCS model. Anfinsen Moore and Stein share chemistry prize for ribonuclease research linking amino acid sequence to active conformation. The awards highlight American leadership and ongoing work in molecular biology and condensed matter physics. The article also notes cease-fire talks in Vietnam and shifting political dynamics around Thieu and Kissinger.
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John Bardeen
Leon Cooper
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Robert Schrieffer
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Aid
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Enayme
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Physics Prize
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Peace rumor boosts stocks in early market rise
New York AP reports a French correspondent cited talk of a Vietnam cease fire soon to be announced. Stocks rose on Friday with the Dow up 6.00 points to 940.92 after an earlier gain from 144.
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Vietnam
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Living Cost and Earnings Rise in September
The consumer price index rose 0.4 percent in September with clothing, gasoline, and eggs driving much of the gain. Food prices increased 0.2 percent on both seasonally adjusted and unadjusted bases, while non-food commodities climbed 6.7 percent. New car prices fell 0.9 percent as 1972 models ended, and services rose 0.2 percent largely from higher college tuition. Weekly earnings advanced 1.07 percent, boosting real spendable earnings 4.7 percent year over year. (Continued: Page 3, Col. 5.)
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Lawyer's license at stake in Cedar Rapids case
Paul Kinion of Cedar Rapids faces a license challenge by the Town supreme court’s grievance commission. The Gazette reports he is accused of misconduct and in contempt of Cedar Rapids municipal court. The commission reportedly recommended revocation of his license.
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Johnson Infant Mortality Rate High in Johnson County
Johnson County and rural areas report infant death rates above the national average. Health director Lyle Maher labels the findings unforgivable and cites underfunded services and unsafe private water sources with 15 percent of wells testing unsafe. The study highlights urban poor and rural disparities and urges state support to address a broader health problem.
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Harlem
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Grain Spy Accusations Taint U S Wheat Deals
AP report alleges a CIA tied tipster within the Agriculture Department fed details on Soviet crop failures to Kilned buyers, aiding a 2 billion dollar U S wheat and grain sale to Moscow. Rep Roman Pucinski accuses an undercover source of leaking and notes London phone calls to Kansas City editor Morfot Sosland.
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Department of Aging
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McGovern Agnew Share Platform At Waldorf Dinner
At a Waldorf Astoria charity banquet, McGovern and Agnew shared a platform amid Nixon campaign tensions. McGovern urged defeat of Nixon and promoted new leadership for black Americans, while Agnew defended unity and America’s power, contrasting past campaigns with the 1972 race.
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Spiro Agnew
South Dakota
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O McGovern
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Diplomat Injured as Bomb Hits Mission in Hanoi
A senior diplomat and several Indo Chinese workers were killed when a U S aircraft struck near the French mission in Hanoi. Officials consider a hung bomb or misdirected ordnance as possible causes, with reports noting a planned strike and ongoing air operations over the Red River area.
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Hanoi
Walt Tently
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Japanese holdout battle ends with death on Lubang Island
Philippine troops clashed Thursday with two Japanese soldiers on Lubang Island 75 miles southwest of Manila. One attacker was killed, the other wounded and escaped with a rifle. The dead man bore prewar ammo and souvenirs. the two had wandered forests since 1960. Japanese officials identified them as Kozuka and Onoda. both survived the war according to later records.
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