Weather Forecast Summary From December 5
Regional outlook shows snow flurries in the Great Lakes and mixed showers across the Midwest and East. Temperatures range from upper teens to mid 60s, with windy conditions in Western Pennsylvania and Virginia showing variable precipitation including rain or snow as a winter storm watch remains in effect.
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Kissinger Questions on Hidden Troops in South Vietnam
Officials say Kissinger pressed North Vietnamese negotiators in Paris about intelligence that Hanoi plans to hide most of its army in South Vietnam within Viet Cong units after a cease fire. The plan reportedly splits all North Vietnamese forces into small battalions under the Viet Cong banner and uses COSVN guidance to prepare terror and assassination campaigns against Saigon.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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South Vietnam
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Vietnam
White House
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Melton weighs changes as Kanawha sheriff takes office
Kanawha sheriff elect G. Kemp Melton said he is considering personnel changes after taking office January 1 but refused to discuss specifics. He noted civil service rules bind deputies and scheduled a January 2 meeting with the force, open to the press. A closed session with the Kanawha County Deputy Sheriff's Assn. is planned for tonight.
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G. Kemp Melton
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Labor Leader Satisfactory Condition at Charleston Hospital
Miles Stanley, president of the West Virginia Federation of Labor AFL-CIO, was admitted to Charleston Memorial Hospital on Monday at 5:20 p.m. in satisfactory condition and placed in the coronary care unit. Christmas Craft Shop offers works from seven mountain state artisans at 1020 Quarrier St daily 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. except Sundays with stuffed toys, dolls, clothing, leather goods, quilts and ornaments.
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Airlines to bear screening costs under new program
The plan assigns passenger screening and armed guard placement to airlines and airport operators. Volpe says costs will likely be passed to travelers via higher fares. Meanwhile the State Department reports a hijacking agreement proposal with Cuba under discussion.
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Hitchcock's Rebecca to Be Shown Friday in Charleston
The Alfred Hitchcock suspense film Rebecca will be shown at 8 p.m. Friday in the Charleston National Plaza auditorium. The Cinema Arts Society sponsors the screening of the Daphne du Maurier novel adaptation produced by David O. Selznick and starring Joan Fontaine, Laurence Olivier, and Judith Anderson.
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Salvation Army Tree of Lights Opens at Capitol Corner
An 81 year old man sent $1 and asked for a Salvation Army home visit noting arthritis as he lives alone. The Tree of Lights at Capitol and Quarrier streets, donated by Charles Bell, symbolizes lighting the world with happiness this holiday season.
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Senator Gainer Satisfactory After Surgery
Sen Carl E Gainer a Democrat from Nicholas County was reported in satisfactory condition after surgery for a broken chin and rib fractures from an SUV crash in Summersville a week earlier Attendants at Charleston General Hospital said he will stay briefly to recover He voted by proxy in the Democratic caucus and hopes to join the next legislative session starting next month
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Charleston General Hospital
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Peace Talks Canceled. December 9 Date Set in Paris
A chaotic report notes a Tuesday cancellation of peace talks amid references to Kissinger and Le Duc Tho. A December 9 date is set for opening the Cheer Center and for nightly programs at the Tree of Lights. Choral groups from churches, schools, and Kaneawha Players will be asked to perform during the season. A $65,000 goal funds yearlong efforts including food baskets for 2,600 families and Sunshine bags for nursing homes and hospitals.
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Kissinger
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North Vietnam
Nitro Council Seeks Detailed Disbursement List
Nitro councilman Keith Priddy refused to approve the financial statement until an itemized listing of individual disbursements was shown. He noted police expenses were lumped, and urged access to a line by line breakdown before approving the report.
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Keith Priddy
Finance Committee
Thomas Lilly
Police Department
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Blakes Creek
Roy Allen
William Gibson
Peace Talks Cancelled By U S and North Vietnam
U S and North Vietnam delegations announced private talks would be held today but no reason was given for the cancellation. The rendezvous site remained undisclosed.
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White House
West Virginia Waste Water Funds Tally
EPA funds for West Virginia waste water treatment total about 42.7 million to be spent by end of fiscal 1974. U S Sen Robert Byrd disclosed EPA figures showing 17.7 million available in FY1972 and 10 million allocated for FY1973, with annual allocations at 15 million.
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West Virginia
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Robert C. Byrd
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