Kissinger Tho In Final Paris Vietnam Talks Session
Unusually large aide presence marks crucial endgame in Vietnam peace talks. Kissinger to fly to Florida White House for Nixon consultation. Tho arrives with 14 aides at villa near Paris. Officials say progress unclear as 30 hours of talks span days with ongoing drafting of protocols for a future agreement.
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Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Kissinger
United States
Nixon
Florida White House
U.S
St. Nom
Breteche
Ronald L. Ziegler
Homestead Air Force Base
Miami
Key Biscayne
Ziegler
Orly
West Germany
Homestead
Noar
Tho
Hamai
North Vietnam
Famous First in Snowmobile Drunk-Driving Charge
Snowmobile and car collision last night marked a local first as police charged 24 year old Clifford C. Clark with drunk driving after he refused a breath test. The 11:30 p.m. incident at Mead avenue and West Washington street left $200 damage to the car and $50 to the sled. Earl T. Cherry, 22, was driving the southbound car. Clark was northbound on Mead avenue. Police said weather prompted station questioning of both drivers. Clark failed field sobriety tests before declining the breath analyzer. District Justice Porter Aver will handle the charge.
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Clifford C. Clark
West Washington
Earl T. Cherry
Columbus Avenue
Clark
Porter
Fate Of All Jury Held By Elisberg Case
A Los Angeles jury of ten women and men including a Vietnam veteran found to weigh views on the war determined the fate of Ellsberg and Russo. The defendants admit releasing the Pentagon Papers to end the war, facing espionage conspiracy and theft charges.
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Por Defense
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Ees
Russo
Pentagon
Wayne Township Supervisors Seek 15-Cent Pay Raise
Wayne Township supervisors push for a 15 cent per hour raise to 2.90, arguing the current scale lags behind neighboring areas. Auditor Hubert Watrous says no noted discontent, while roadmaster Carl Fullom and secretary James Kolstee support an increase as Wayne Township grows. The request hinges on approval by visiting wage scales authorities.
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Wayne
Wayne Township
Hubert Watrous
Carl Fullom
James Kolstee
Querreveld
Graffiti Covered Sniper's Apartment
New Orleans AP reports slogans in a two room apartment rented by Mark J. Essex, the sniper killed after a weekend attack that left seven dead and 16 injured at a downtown hotel. Wall phrases included racist and anti police messages in red and black paint.
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New. Orleans
Beast of the Earth
Mark J. Essex
Duplex
Fur theft probe follows Lincolville burglary
Lincolville troopers investigate a burglary at Mr and Mrs Dewey Geer with about $1000 in furs stolen from a car storage shed. A back window was broken and a bloodied handprint on a vehicle hints at a suspect. Trooper Richard Deutsch leads the inquiry.
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Dewey Geer
Lincol
Combessitox
Richard Deutsch
Corry
Guilty Plea Rumors Grow in Watergate Case
Reports say further guilty pleas may be offered as Watergate defendants and lawyers meet after a closed court session. Four Miami defendants, tied to Cuban backgrounds, reportedly face pressure to plead guilty for shorter terms, while E Howard Hunt Jr awaits sentencing. G. Gordon Liddy and James W. McCord Jr. reportedly resist plea deals as proceedings resume in open court.
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Watergate
White House
E. Howard Hunt Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
James W. McCord Jr
Democratic National
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sesson
Henry B. Rothblatt
New York
Miami
Rothblatt
Newsday
Long Island
Nyw
Fourtas
Alf
Hunt
Sirica
Berard L. Barker
Zg Martiniez
Frank A. Sturgis
Virgilio R. Gonzalez
Watergate Complex
Ink Spots to Enter Corry Winter Carnival Sled Races
The Ink Spots will join the Corry Winter Carnival events this weekend at Jaycee Race Track for a 1 30 p m sled race. Snowmobile enthusiasts comprise part of the group and they travel to Corry the Snowmobile Capital of Pennsylvania. Local events include a dignitaries race followed by novice races and a trail tie cookout to Bear Lake with button details and contact numbers for updates.
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Ink Spots
Eeerfort
Jaycee
Cross Creek
Titesville
Pennsylvania
Bear Lake
Venture Inn
Grice Jewelers
Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Jeff ‘Taylor Insurance
Bus Hit-Raon Accuse Tracker In Grove City Lines Crash
Grove City bus with about 50 passengers on a Youngstown to Bradford ski trip collided with a semi-trailer near a left curve. Driver C H Brown, arm broken, reported the truck crossed center line. trailer rear struck bus cab, shattering windshields. Other injuries not listed. replacement bus sent.
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Tionesta
Grove City Lines
Youngstown
Bradford
C.H. Brown
Grove City
Brown
Warren General Hospital
Good Samaritan
Beaver Falls
Grove City Limes
Commission Orders Three Million Dollar Refund
Washington The Price Commission says Champion International Corp. and its West Coast Manufacturing unit raised plywood hardboard and particle board prices above the authorized 5.9 percent limit during a wage price freeze. The commission orders a refund of three million dollars to consumers and prohibits further pre approval without its consent.
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Washington
Price Commission
Champion International Corp
New York
Geate
West Coast
U.S
Alam
Sun Will Cut Off Pioneer 10 Signals Briefly
Mountain View California AP reports massive solar radio waves will halt communications with the Pioneer 10 spacecraft for three days, hindering contact with the Jupiter mission. The craft, launched last March, has completed about 55 percent of its $20 million journey and is expected to approach Jupiter in December before continuing beyond the solar system.
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Pioneer 10
Jupiter
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Ames
Pete Waller
Waller
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