Kissinger Back From Secret Vietnam Talks
Kissinger returned to Washington after a two day meeting with top North Vietnamese negotiators. The White House denies a settlement occurred and the Paris sessions remain secret held by a few officials. The Associated Press report sparked market jitters as rumors spread.
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Henry A. Kissinger
United States
White House
Paris
Kissinger
Nixon
California
Air Force
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Andrews Air Force Base
Saigon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Thuy Denounces Rumors Of War End At Paris Talks
Paris AP North Vietnam chief negotiator Xuan Thuy dismissed rumors of an imminent peace accord as baseless while the Paris talks proceed after two days of private talks with Kissinger. Viet Cong delegate Nguyen Thi Binh warned against peace rumors amid ongoing bombing and calls for a three party postwar government. U.S. Ambassador Porter avoided comment on the rumors as Kissinger stays an extra day.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Kissinger
Ziegler
Tho
State Department
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
United States
Thieu
Freed POWs Reach Home After Prisoner Woes
Three American pilots Norris Charles Mark Gartley and Edward Elias arrived in Copenhagen before flying to New York ending their long captivity. Charles urged Americans to press for broader prisoner releases while avoiding political statements. They had been POWs in North Vietnam ranging from four months to four years and traveled with antiwar activists to avoid detention.
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Norris Charles
Hanoi
New York
Charles
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J.g
Mark Gartley
Maj
Edward Elias
Denmark
Moscow
Peking
U.S
Gartley
Elias
Jane Fonda
House Passes Death Penalty in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania House voted 157 to 38 to restore mandatory capital punishment for seven categories of first degree murder. The bill would require death in a gas chamber for cases including police officers or guards killed in line of duty, hostages slain, hijacking, official assassinations, murders by life-term inmates, and murders by contract during rape robbery burglary kidnapping or arson with prior conviction. The measure faces a skeptical Senate and uncertain fate before adjournment for the campaign season.
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House
Pennsylvania
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
Shapp
Harry R.J. Comer
Philadelphia
Comer
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
William Douglas
Red Cross Ponders Plans For Building Corry Clubhouse
Red Cross considers remodeling blueprints for the Corry East Main Street building after purchase from Felver’s Market last summer. The board lauds Thomas Grice for blood scheduling, notes an October Bloodmobile visit with a 135 unit quota, reports flood relief collections and a $15 million nationwide total, and welcomes two new board members Mrs Reed Hurst and Edward G Larrivee.
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Corry
Grice
Reed Hurst
First United Methodist Church
Edward G. Larrivee
Corry Foam Products Co
Muskie Pike Fish Kill From Acid Dump Near Warren
Hundreds of muskellunge and walleyed pike died after outflow from an old acid dump in Pleasant Township leaked into the Allegheny River. Water patrolman George Jones said the pollution, traced to the 30 year old dump now owned by the township, caused fish to surface along a 20 mile stretch between Warren and Tidioute. Workers halted the flow about eight hours after discovery and samples were taken to determine the substance.
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Warren
Pleasant Township
Allegheny River
George Jones
State Fish Commission
Here
Tidioute
Jones
UC Detective Jailed In Warren
Warren borough police charged Union City man Joseph G. Lilley age 33 of 2 Jackson Street with driving under the influence. He allegedly pretended to be a detective at a Warren business and an undercover narcotics agent at another, attempting a search. Lilley is jailed in Warren County Jail awaiting bail.
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Union City
Joseph G. Lilley
Jackson Street
Lilley
Warren Business Place
Warren County
China and Japan to end state of war formalizing ties
Prime Minister Chou En Lai announced that China and Japan will establish diplomatic relations and terminate the state of war. The pact comes during Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka's visit and signals a major step toward Asia peace and regional rapprochement.
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Chou En Lai
China
Japan
Kakuei Tanaka
Asia
Tanaka
Taiwan
Chou
Great Hall of the People
Masayoshi Ohira
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Chou En-lai
Bremer gets 10 years shaved from Wallace shooting sentence
A three judge appeals panel in Prince Georges County cut ten years off Arthur H Bremer's 63 year prison term for the shooting of Alabama Governor George Wallace and three others. Bremer spoke softly asking for reduction, calling 63 years too harsh. The judges gave no explanation for the lapse but the ruling follows a 45 minute hearing.
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Marlboro,md
Arthur H. Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Bremer
Prince Georges County Circuit Court
Snack Time At Nursery School
Robert Elchynski offers cookies to Blair Miller during snack time at the Corry YMCA Nursery School. The Y will start an afternoon class next Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m. Thirteen students enrolled to be taught by Mrs. Sandy Sprovers. morning classes are taught by Miss Ruth Dahlstrand.
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Robert Elchynski
Blair Miller
Corry Ymca
Sandy Sprovers
Ruth Dahlstrand
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