Nixon Kissinger set third meeting at Camp David
President Nixon arranged a third meeting with Henry Kissinger amid Vietnam peace talks in Paris. Officials noted a possible shift signaling new concessions from North Vietnam, as Thieu and Thieu advisers weighed French Paris talks and U S plans for ceasefire terms. Nixon planned a Camp David session after returning from New York with Kissinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp David
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Mary-land
New York City
Kissinger
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Sue
Ziegler
White House
le Duc
Manoi
Saigorr
Kissin- Ber
Tho
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Heavy fighting near DMZ as U S bombers press North Vietnam
Heavy clashes raged just below the demilitarized zone as U S aircraft kept up bombing of North Vietnam. South Vietnamese marines and paratroopers faced heavy attacks around Quang Tri with many casualties. North Vietnamese shells and air strikes targeted Highway 7 and the Plain of Jars area, while monsoon weather reduced U S strikes and a Navy jet failure was reported. North Vietnam also claimed an unmanned U S reconnaissance plane shot down near Haiphong.
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North Vietnam
Highway 7
Archelemy Pass
Plain of Jars
Laos
Hanoi
U.S
Hanai
Plain of Wars
Sup
Dmz
Quang Tri City
U.S. Command
Panhandle
South Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi Ifaiphong
Fifteen Youths Found On Snowy Wyoming Peak
The Hot Springs sheriff's office reports 15 Thermopolis youths were found on a snow covered mountain south of Thermopolis after failing to return from a sledding trip. It was later learned all stayed nearby and did not reach Boysen Peak, which was blanketed in several inches of snow. No injuries were reported as four wheel drive vehicles ferried the youths out.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Hot Springs
Bhutto Frees 617 Indian POWs at Lyallpur Camp
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto freed 617 Indian prisoners of war in Lyallpur as part of a move to press India for the release of about 84,000 Pakistanis held there. He urged India to reciprocate, saying Pakistan will wait if necessary and that both nations seek good relations without another war. The action follows earlier exchanges of civilians and a pending repatriation for families. The Indian government had indicated it would return some detainees with Bangladesh’s consent.
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Lyallpur
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
Rawalpindi
Foreign Office
Bhutto
Bangladesh
Seven Weekend Traffic Crashes Reported in Columbus
Police log lists seven weekend crashes in Columbus with five injuries and substantial property damage. Incidents involve multiple drivers on 13th Street 80th Avenue 12th Street 33rd Avenue and 4th Street. Passengers Cheri Helns Pred Gattermeyer Lois Burmood and others sustained bruises cuts neck injuries and rib injuries. One accident near the tailrace injured five aboard a car owned by Gordon Loseke which was a total loss. deputy Dwaine McPeck reported the mishap and hospital treatment at Behlen.
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Columbus
Goodrich Dalrylot
Shirley M. Pinkley
Wagner Lakes
Denise I. Hale
Ward 20Th Street
13Th Street
80Th Avene
Tandy J. Curran
6Th Street
el Nickolite
Route 2
Sunset Drive
Wesley L. Johnson
19Th Street
Douglas Oppliger
Yard Street
1Th Avenue
Russell J. Burmoon
35Th Avenue
William H. Laschaneky
Lincoln
Lois Burmood
Lottie Hook
Burmont
Behlen Hospital
14Th Street
32Nd Avenue
Donald L. J. Gunderson
Hollywood
Linda
Taborek
Crete
Dwaine McPeck
Danell Kula
Gordon Loseke
McPeek
Pleasant late November weather seen in Nebraska forecast
The Associated Press reports a mild spell with highs in the 30s to 40s and lows in the teens to mid 20s across Nebraska. A weak cold front was noted, with little forecast impact, while northwestern areas may see light snow flurries into Tuesday. Local temps included a 28 degree state low and a 46 degree high on Sunday in North Platte and Burwell respectively.
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Associated Press
National Weather Service
Minnesota Iite
Danta
Nebrasa
North Platte
Burwell
Nebraska
Fire chief disputes claim in fatal Kearney boarding house blaze
Kearney fire chief Dwaine Jorgensen disputed the charge that heavy fire doors caused two deaths in the Sexton boarding house fire. He said doors were open when crews arrived, potentially limiting fatalities to one. Two men died, six hospitalized, including four residents and three others, with one in critical condition from burns.
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Kearney
Neb
Dwaine Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Sextua
Warlier
Erna Sexton
Arlis Torrey
Buffalo
Sexton
M Am
Ed Akin
Steve Athenan
Akin
Dwaine Sarpenseny
Sextar Nursing Home
Gordon Weed
Paul Thien
Lincoln
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ead
Gunnar Larson
Sweden
Vern Craissant
Larson
United States
Roy Davis
Felix Nickman
Kate Hund
Hazel Gross
Claude Howery
Oran Schneider
Schneider
Davis
Lurner
Kearmy
Highway 30
Social Security Office Planned in Columbus
Rep Dave Martin announced plans for a new full time Social Security Administration office in Columbus. He said the Health Education and Welfare Department notified him of the decision to establish the office to provide better assistance to area residents. The opening date is undecided until staff positions and location arrangements are completed. The office is expected to begin with up to 10 employees and will be supervised by the Norfolk area office manager.
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Dave Martin
Social Security Administration
Columbus
Martin
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Colambua
Norfolk Area
Nebraska survey finds low food stamp participation
A study across Lincoln, Platte, and Saunders counties shows only about one in five eligible Nebraskans participate in the federal food stamp program. Researchers Comer, Steinman, and Welch cite lack of knowledge and outreach as key factors, while attitudes toward stamps deter older residents. About 16,000 Nebraska households, or roughly 52,000 people, engage in stamp buying monthly.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln, Platte and Saunders
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Political Science
Johm Comer
Michael Steinman
Susan Welch
Fonds
Project 93, Inc
Harold McGrew
State Welfare ” Department
AML
Sioux and
Thurston
Freighter to Sail with Grain to Soviet Russia This Week
The 65 000 ton National Defender, an 810 foot freighter, is set to depart Houston within five days carrying two million bushels of U S grain bound for Soviet Russia. Loading started late due to bad weather, and the ship will sail at about 75 percent capacity because of shallow Houston Channel depth.
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Houston
National Defender
Soviet Russia
U.S
Nouston
Platte County Junior Miss Karen Langland crowned
Karen Langland crowned Platte County Junior Miss in a ceremony at Platte College Fine Arts Theater. About 400 spectators watched the pageant, sponsored by the Columbus Jaycees, with runners up Deborah Aerni and Alice Schumacher receiving scholarships and awards including Miss Congeniality and Best in Scholarship. The event featured Lakeview Jazz Band performances and was chaired by Dr. Charles Seeger and Mrs. David Morsit with several community representatives presenting badges.
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Karen Langland
Harold Langland
Columbus High School
Platte County
Platte College Fine Arts
Columbus Jaycees
Deborah Aerni
Raymond Aerni
Columbus
Aerni
Alice Schumacher
St. Francis Central Catholic
Humphrey
Maynard Schumacher
Cindy Rodgers
Teresa Moser
Langland
Lakeview
Larry Marik
Donald Haischer
Charles Seeger
David Morsit
Gene Boger
Ceres
James Draper
Joe Blakak
Lincoln
Jaycée
Glenn Porath
Hastings
Leonard de Moor
Angle Henvicks
Albion
Romney to resign from HUD amid new citizen coalition plan
George Romney announced he will leave the Department of Housing and Urban Development once his successor is confirmed. He said he will form a coalition of concerned citizens to address life and death issues, while Nixon expressed regret and praised his public service. Romney, 56, previously Michigan governor and former head of American Motors, offered few details on his future.
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Wallington
George Romneyj
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Romney
Nixon
White House
George
HUD
Michigan
American Motors
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Columbus Optimists Club
Steve Hadley
Toe Staves
Randy Schuffer
Cal O'Hearn
Judy Overturf
Evan Wilke
Optimists
Paul Plummer
Lan Simpson
Omaha
Tokyo
Nhan Dan
Nguyen van Thieu
Washington
Saigon
Tilsworth — Bunker
Thieu
Qne
Bunker
Thien
Nguyen Phu Duc
Duc
Ronald Li
Wyoming Mountain
12Th Street
33Rd Avenue
Larry K. Nickolite
Randy J. Curran
Nickolite
Cheri Helns
16Th Street
Curran
29Th Avenues
G. Gattermeyer
Ath Street
Gerald Weisenfluh
Belle Gattermeyer
Social Security Office
Harald Lariglaid
Telegram
Mary Mackincdn
Platte
Russia
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