Talks Resume Grimly in Paris as Kissinger and Tho Meet
Kissinger and North Vietnam's Tho resumed peace talks in a tense 4 1 2 hour session at a suburban villa of the French Communist party. The meeting followed bombing pauses and marked a fragile step toward a cease fire with no public hints on progress or next meeting. Technical experts continued to discuss cease fire details separate from major political issues.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Thio
Communist Party
North Vietnam
Nixon
Tho
Kissinger
Gif Sur Yvette
See-Ran RC&D Project Gets Operational Approval
The See-Ran Resource Conservation and Development project in southeast Kansas moves from planning to funding eligibility. Led by project coordinator Jim Gaskell and announced by U.S. Senator Robert Dole, it spans nine counties and targets flood control structures public water recreation land drainage irrigation and pollutant control. Neosho County's top priority is flood control.
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U.S
Robert Dole
Jim Gaskell
Kansas
Neosho County
Beer Licenses Delayed Delivery Leaves Proprietors Waiting
Several Chanute beer licenses renewed by the city have not reached owners. City manager Kenneth Sanborn says a printing delay in Emporia is to blame and police chief Lige Matlock has been informed. Licenses approved may be sold legally, awaiting arrival from the printer. A feasibility study is also mentioned for a dam road project near Erie.
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Chanute
Kenneth Sanborn
Emporia
Sanborn
Lige Matlock
Snow Removal Duty for Chanute Homeowners
The city reminds owners and tenants that they must clear snow ice and mud from sidewalks along their properties. Violators face fines from five to twenty five dollars upon conviction.
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Chanute
Pastor’s Wife and Child Hurt in Seven Car Pileup
Mrs Joyce Mock and her 5 year old daughter Candace were hospitalized in Olathe after a seven car crash on northbound 135 amid blowing snow. Rev David T Mock and younger daughter Debbie were shaken but uninjured. Candace may need leg surgery. Mrs Mock has a broken pelvis.
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W. Main
Candace
Olathe
David T. Mock
Debbie
Mock
Zion Lutheran Church
Mocks
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Docking Begins Fourth Term As Kansas Governor
Robert Docking, 38th governor of Kansas, takes oath for an unprecedented fourth term at Topeka Municipal Auditorium. Lt. Gov. Dave Owen and Treasurer Tom Van Sickle also sworn in, joining Atty. Gen. Vern Miller and three Republicans in new terms as winter ice and snow cloak the capital. The Kansas Legislature will convene tomorrow with 165 lawmakers awaiting their turn on the stage.
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Kan
Robert Blackwell Docking
Kansas
Topeka Municipal Auditorium
George Docking
Dave Owen
Tom van Sickle
Owen
van Sickle
Vern Miller
Dock
Court to Rule on FDA Power in Drug Oversight
The Supreme Court set hearings for spring to decide federal powers under 1962 drug amendments. Key case questions FDA authority to withdraw drugs already on the market, including Lutrexin from Hynson Westcott and Dunning. Other actions involve nude-dancer bar shutdowns, ACLU surveillance, and pregnant workers’ job protections.
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RDA
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U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Baltimore
Wisconsin
American Civil Liberties Union
Army
Texas
U.S
Rooftop Snipers Ravage New Orleans
In downtown New Orleans police surrounded the Howard Johnson Hotel as two surviving snipers atop the 18th floor opened fire again. Six dead and 17 injured, with a Marine helicopter assault using tear gas and high powered rifles. authorities held the area to prevent more fatalities.
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New Orleans
Howard Johnson
Marine Corps
Louisiana
William Guste
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A fragment discusses insidious neutralizing dogs and a comparison to a communist tactic of painting the town red on Saturday nights.
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Cha
Commie
Osage History and Early Settlements in the Neosho Valley
The Osages split into Great and Little bands, with lands ceded to the US in 1865 for 300000. Missions were established 1820s near Shaw and Neosho, led by Rev. Pixley and Nathaniel Dodge. Pixley described Osages as hospitable yet prone to laziness and deceit in a 1827 letter.
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Danville
Shaw
United States
State of
Kansas
Osage
Boudinot
Nathaniel Dodge
Neosho
Four Mile Creek
Herald
American Board of Missions
Neutering Required for ASPCA Adoptions in New York
The ASPCA now mandates neutering for dogs and cats adopted in New York City to curb stray and unwanted animals. ASPCA President Charles Haines cites irresponsible backyard breeding as a major cause of the problem.
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New York
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
ASPCA
Charles Haines
Marcos postpones Philippine constitution plebiscite
President Ferdinand E. Marcos delays the charter vote set for January 15 and suspends news media comment as supporters rally. He announces the plebiscite will occur after national consultations in about 32 000 citizens assemblies organized by local leaders.
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Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Marcos
Philadelphia teachers strike entering second stoppage in four months
About 18,000 public school teachers in Philadelphia walk out after last-ditch talks fail to reach a contract. The strike began at midnight Sunday after the teachers union rejected a binding arbitration offer as too late.
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Philadelphia
Accidental Air Strike Hits Da Nang Base
An American flight leader misdirected five U S fighter bombers into an unintended strike on Da Nang Air Base. Ten Americans and one Vietnamese were wounded by shrapnel or while taking cover. no deaths. The impact zone was the sparsely populated western portion of the base.
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Saigon
U.S
da Nang
Congress readies budget control push in new committee
Washington Republicans and Democrats move to reclaim budget authority from the White House. The 16 members of a special House committee meet for the first time Wednesday to design new fiscal machinery. Rep. Al Ullman, D Ore, said the panel aims to restore legislative budgeting power after years of perceived White House dominance.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
al Ullman
D-Ore
Watergate Trial Opens Amid High Public Interest
Washington AP reports seven men go on trial for breaking into the Democratic National Headquarters. The long case may last up to three months with a sequestered jury to shield the proceedings from publicity as 1,000 jurors are called.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Pentagon to draft 5000 men before June 30
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird told Congress that the Pentagon will draft only 5000 men before induction authority expires next June 30, well below the less than 10000 figure he gave last November.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
Pentagon
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