Thieu calls for separate talks with North Vietnam
President Nguyen Van Thieu urged North Vietnamese negotiators to hold cease fire and peace talks with Saigon while rejecting a coalition government. He demanded withdrawal of North troops and spoke on National Day in Saigon, noting Kissinger talks and Paris signings unresolved.
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United States
Nguyen van Thieu
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Republic of Vietnam
Paris
Thieu
South Vietnamese Liberation Front Organization
Ngo Dinh Diem
Missing dog case ends with swap for new puppy
Janet Scovell of El Dorado will retrieve her puppy in Chanute after the El Dorado family said they had the dog. Randy Patterson, 13, must give up his new dog as Mrs Patterson’s call revealed the animal was nearby but not sold. Mrs Kuttler of El Dorado said she had given the stray away to a new home, feeling pleased with the outcome.
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el Dorado
Chanute
Randy Patterson
Kenneth Patterson Jr
S. Garfield
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Iola Fireman Injured Fighting Egg Throwing Disturbance
Iola police and firemen dispersed a crowd estimated at 50 to 75 youths after eggs and manure were hurled in the downtown area. Fireman Kenneth St Clair suffered a broken wrist when pushed to the ground while aiding officers. A 24 year old man was arrested. name withheld pending charges.
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Iola
Kenneth St. Clair
Everett Shepherd
St. Clair
Shepherd
Amnesties Stir Vat of Attacks in 1972 Campaign
Vice President Agnew presses harsh talk on amnesty for draft dodgers at a War ren sewer dedication while Senator McGovern accuses Republicans of stirring fear to distract voters from jobs taxes and prices. Harris poll shows Nixon leading McGovern 60 to 32 as Shriver debates peace terms and surrender concepts in San Francisco and New Jersey.
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N.J
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San Francisco
Shriver
Nixon Campaign Finance Committee Agrees to disclose donors
In Washington AP report the Nixon for President committee must reveal sources of previously unreported campaign contributions up to March 10 under a consent decree signed by U.S. District Judge Joseph C. Waddy. The agreement was reached in federal court with the committee and prosecutors.
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Nixon
Campaign Finance Committee
U.S. District Court
Joseph C. Waddy
Finance Committee
Area Forecast Highlights Cooler Tonight With Sunshine Ahead
Area forecasts indicate decreasing cloudiness and cooler tonight with lows near 40. Light easterly winds this afternoon becoming westerly 10 to 15 mph tonight. Thursday partly sunny and cool with highs in the 50s and a 10 percent chance of measurable precipitation.
Area Woman Sues State Over Vote Rights Change
A class action suit filed in U S District Court Kansas City Kansas challenges a Kansas law barring women who married after the registration deadline from voting. The suit on behalf of Mrs Ed Manherz of Fredonia asks that such women be allowed to vote in the next general election. The filing comes as a related Topeka ruling on the issue looms. the case names Wilson County clerk Inez Carter and Secretary of State Elwin Shanahan as defendants.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
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Fredonia
Vern Miller
Manherz
Katherine Cobb
Buffalo
Topeka
Earl O'Conner
Inez Carter
Wilson County
Elwin Shanahan
Intercepted Letters Mention Public Works Tone
An intercepted message notes Mr. Agnew dedicating a sewer project while Mr. McGovern is also involved though the pipes were unnecessary for him. The exchange implies political critique of public works and expenditures.
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Gov Docking seeks $12 supplemental pass on public aid
Gov. Robert Docking asked the state Board of Social Welfare to issue a $12 supplemental check mailed in December to qualified recipients whose public assistance was reduced by the recent Social Security increase. He urged that January checks reflect a continuing $4 increase and explained the pass-on provision in HR1 allows mandatory pass-on starting November with optional December.
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Topeka, Kan
Robert Docking
State Board of Social Welfare
Docking
William C. Graham
Welfare Board
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
RHI
Skubitz demands opponent pay birth certificate cost
In Pittsburg Kansas Rep. Joe Skubitz says he is 66 and demands his Democratic foe cover the $6 fee for his birth certificate. He notes the Congressional Directory lacks his age and quips that the certificate measures age not senility in a dig at rivals.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Joe Skubitz
R-Kan
Lloyd Kitch Sr
Galena
Skubitz
Kitch
Hell’s Angels burying ground rumor eyed in Ukiah ranch search
Investigators probing a tree screened ranch in Ukiah California seek more bodies after state officials label the site a rumored Hell’s Angels burying ground. Remains of two men and a woman have already been found on the property.
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Ukiah
Calif
Hell’s Angels
Helicopter Crash Kills 22 Americans Near Saigon
A large U S helicopter went down in a flooded Mekong Delta rice field southwest of Saigon killing all 22 Americans aboard. Field reports say it was shot down, though the U S command says the cause is not yet determined and an investigation is underway. The crash area has seen heavy fighting between South Vietnamese and Communist forces in recent years.
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Saigon
U.S
Mekong Delta
Nations plan international force for Indochina cease fire
Diplomatic sources said Canada Indonesia Hungary and Poland agreed to provide 250 officers each to an international force to supervise a cease-fire in Indochina. The U S hopes the force is in place when the cease-fire becomes effective. North Vietnam and the Viet Cong demanded a nine point Paris peace treaty, but no signing occurred as talks continue.
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Washington
United States
Indochina
Canada
Indonesia
Hungary
Poland
North Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Prime Minister in Doubt as Canadian Count Ties
Canada faces a knife edge after complete returns show Robert Stanfield's Conservatives ahead by one seat 109 to 108 over Pierre Trudeau's Liberals in the House of Commons. A majority remains elusive with 25 seats needed and recounts in several tight races possible to flip the result.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Robert Stanfield
Canada
Stanfield
Trudeau
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House of Commons
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