Crisis Rumored Vietnam Peace Talks Broken Off
North Vietnam announced the secret peace talks with Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho are interrupted until December 4 1972 after a sixth meeting in Paris. Kissinger plans to return to the United States to consult with President Nixon as Ziegler says talks are recessed until Dec 4 and Thieu aide Nguyen Phu Duc will visit Washington.
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North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Aoe
Kissinger
Hanoi
Tho
Xuan Thuy
New York
White House
Ronald Ziegler
United States
Nixon
Ziegler
South Vietnam
Thieu
Nguyen Phu Duc
Washington
U.S
David Lambertson
Choisy-le-Roi
Xuang Thuy
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Washington Post
Nguyen van Thien
Council of National Conciliation
Saigon
Heaviest B52 Attacks Reported in Vietnam War
U S bombers conducted more than 200 strikes in five days against North Vietnam dropping over 6 000 tons of bombs in the heaviest raids of the war Six B52s were damaged one crashed in northeast Thailand all crewmen were rescued Air America Caribou shot down in Laos two American crewmen killed total U S losses nine aircraft five days Officials cited political aims behind the raids to pressure Hanoi as peace talks continue in Paris Also Boulez Rehires New York Philharmonic contract extended three years with debate over modern programming and audience response
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U Taphao
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Vinh
Villane
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U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Indochina
Hanoi
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Paris
Haiphong
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Administration
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South Vietnam
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North Vietnamese
Marksmen Kill Gunman Free Female Hostage at Frankfurt Air Berlin Flight
Police sharpshooters killed the gunman aboard an Air Canada jet in Frankfurt after he held stewardess Margit Sommer, 31, and a 24 hour crisis. Authorities reported the 50 year old man threatened dynamite and demanded releases including a Czech hijacker and Baader Meinhoff prisoners, while a psychologist aided a wore-down negotiation.
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Rhein- Main
Frankfort
Germany
Frankfurt
Air Canada
Dieter Gramatzki
Air Canada Traffic Service
Margit Sommer
Pa gets tough on prison escapees under new order
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Corrections told its eight prisons to file warrants immediately when inmates escape from furlough programs. The rule, issued by Allyn Sielaff, aims to speed police notification and ensure immediate certified mail notices to hometown police. Philadelphia police say flyers previously sufficed and that regular channels were not used.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Bureau of Corrections
Allyn R.sielaff
Corrections Bureau
Robert L. Johnson
Graterford State Prison
Keith Keller
Sielaff
Three Crashes Cause Five Thousand Five Hundred Dollars in Damage
State Police at the Corry substation reported three last night crashes causing a total of 5500 dollars in damage. A Gibsonton Florida man visiting Jamestown was treated at Warren General Hospital after a one car wreck on Route 957. Henry L. Stein, 45, lost control went off a berm and flipped his car, then was ejected. Earlier, Alex Carlson, 61, of McKean struck a tree stump on Route 8 two miles north of Route 77.
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Gibsonton
Fla
Jamestown
Warren General Hospital
Sugar Grove
Henry L. Stein
Alex Carlson
McKean
State to force move at Wayne County home
The state will use legal means to force a Wayne County home for mentally retarded children to move 21 boys from a second floor sleeping area to meet fire safety rules. Labor Secretary Smith ordered closing off upper floors of the non-protected wood frame building, citing Life Safety Code. The director, Frank D. Annibale, pledged noncompliance, warning evacuation would mean placing children outside. The case follows scrutiny of Ridge View and other facilities amid a fatality and ongoing investigations by state police and a legislative committee.
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Wayne County
Frank D. Annibale
Annibale
Labor
Paul J. Smith
Smith
White Deer Center
Ridge View
Hawley
Louis Novak
Robert Kings
Scranton
John Reilly
Nixon Foresees Exciting Term in New York Weekend
President Nixon, visiting New York with his family, predicts a very exciting second term on foreign and domestic fronts. He attended theater, dined at Trader Vic’s, and greeted thousands in the financial district while receiving Kissinger briefings on Paris talks. He said he is bullish on America and stopped at his former law firm for a reunion.
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Waldorf-Astoria
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Julie
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Financial District
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