Haig Leaves Saigon amid Vietnam peace talks progress
AP dispatch reports General Alexander Haig as Nixon’s emissary meeting leaders of five Asian allies in Paris and Saigon in May. Talks in Paris with North Vietnam and South Vietnam aim to finalize cease fire terms and prisoner returns. Haig’s trips to Phnom Penh and Bangkok followed optimistic progress but warned against sequencing issues for cease fire timing in Cambodia and Laos.
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Cormelly
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South Vietnam
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Thien
Phnom Penh
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Bangkok
Cambod
Laos
Tran van Lam
Corona Appeal Planned in Murder Conviction
Juan Corona's attorney said a holdout juror who now doubts her guilty vote gives grounds for appeal. Naomi Underwood, who switched to guilty earlier, testified after the verdict that she is disappointed and dejected, but showed no sign of a medical problem.
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Calif
Juan Corona
Coroan
Jever
Naomi Underwood
Nixon Sees Threshold Of Peace In New Era
President Nixon, speaking at a non Vietnam specific address, declared we stand on the threshold of a new era, urging self reliance and government restraint. He emphasized federal aid to states, urged citizens to do more for themselves, and warned against assuming others must resolve global conflicts for us.
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Paris
Indochina
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America
Policewoman Captures Louisville Gunman in Terminal
In Louisville, a policewoman is credited with trapping a gunman who opened fire in the crowded terminal, then hid in an Ozark Airlines DC9 with a mechanical hostage. The suspect, an AWOL soldier from Ft. Knox, was pulled to the ground by Marty Green after a decoy play. FBI Special Agent Thomas Kitchens Jr. led the agency’s response.
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FBI
Ft. Knox
Marty Green
Ozark Airlines
DC9
Thomas Kitchens Jr
Atlantic
Africa
Yeakel
Kitchens
Edgar Paul
Standiford Field
Paul
Durkin
Federal Aviation Administration
YMCA Roundup Brings Western Theme To Corry Campaign
Corry YMCA launches a western style membership drive on February 5 under the guidance of chairpersons Mrs. Louis Hanna and Mrs. Stephen Fogle. The roundup committee is signing up volunteers described as hands to support the annual campaign.
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Corry
Cman
Louis Hanna
Cochairman
Stephen Fogle
McEldowney
County to settle out of court over a large check
County commissioners faced with a court suit over payment to an architectural firm offered a out of court settlement of 15000. The county controller refused to sign the check without a solicitor’s ruling, but the check was issued in his absence and sent to the treasurer for signature. Officials cite no budget item for the payout though a year end balance of 37000 could cover it. Citizens threaten to confront commissioners Hill and Weir over the handling of the matter.
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A.J
Jake) Gehrlein
Gehriein
Gelilem
HUD Key To 50-Unit Pittsburgh Housing Project
HUD in Pittsburgh holds the decision on a 50 unit development projected to cost about 0 million. Officials and contractors discussed costs, with latest estimates around 0 million after reviewing figures.
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Frushone
Camerp
Policeman Dies In NY Shootout
Four gunmen seized hostages at John and Al's sporting goods store in Brooklyn during a botched escape. One patrolman was killed as police, aided by a Black Muslim with a bullhorn, surrounded the store through a blackout. Gunmen held remaining hostages. two of the original twelve were released.
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Brooklyn
John
Williamsburg
Senaeay
Thal
Michael Codd
Michael Zayres
Judy Malavet
Stephen Gilroy
Queens
Jose Adorno
Frank Carpentier
Corry motorist freed after police no show at hearing
District Magistrate Porter Auer freed Morgan Peck of Corry after city police failed to appear for the traffic hearing following a recent accident. Auer said the officer’s absence prompted dismissal of the case, noting it was the second such incident he handled this week. Details of a second case were not available.
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Porter Auer
Auer
Morgan Peck
Joel Steele
Steele
Council To Hear Water Ordinance
A special meeting is set for Monday at 8 PM in the Municipal Building to discuss the first reading of an ordinance. The measure concerns the takeover of Corry Water Supply Company, with the city planning to assume operation on February 1.
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