Cease-fire prospects rise as US halts offensive action
The United States suspended all offensive operations in North Vietnam amid reports of progress in Paris peace talks. White House officials called the move a unilateral gesture after an exhaustive review, while Saigon weighs a draft cease-fire and troop withdrawal terms. Thieu meets with security aides as Hanoi reportedly considers concessions and a potential early cease-fire this week.
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United States
North Vietnam
Key Biscayne
Fla
Howse
Nixon
Paris
White House
Thieu
Secwily Council
Ly Lay Xroundwark
Aig
Saigon
Indochina
Wagner
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Energy crisis looms as 1964 gas supplies run short
A May 1964 Lawrence Livermore study for the U S Atomic Energy Commission warned that proven natural gas resources could be exhausted in the nation by 1985 unless new energy sources are developed. The piece notes “interruptible customer” electricity limits amid cold winter, with oil imports rising and domestic production lagging.
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Lawrence Livermore
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
ELS
Livermoore
Lawrence Laboratory
Livermore-Amator Valley
National Petroleum Council
Ltd
Laconi- IV
Project Directore
Dick~ Post
Social Security reform aims to ease tax bite
Washington lawmakers probe Social Security tax rises blamed for squeezing workers. Senate Aging Committee will hear experts on revising the tax structure to aid the elderly without increasing burdens on working people. Data show increases contributed to fewer elderly below poverty, with current estimates and average benefits detailed.
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Washington
UPT
Prank Charch
Senate
Rain Chance Clouds Regional Forecast
A weather update notes cloudy skies with a fair chance of rain tomorrow. Mild January temperatures are expected with highs in the middle 60s, and cooler readings in the central mountains. More weather, page A12.
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Mts
Four more Watergate defendants plead guilty in trial
Four Miami defendants Barker Sturgis Gonzales and Martinez pleaded guilty to all charges in the Watergate break in and bugging case joining McCord and Liddy among the remaining defendants. Judge Sirica oversaw private meetings and a law firm arrangement for representation.
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Washington
Bernard L. Barker
Frank Sturgis
Virgilia R. Gonzales
Eugenio K. Martinez
Unuse
Hayward Hunter
G. Gordon Liddy
James WW. McCord Jr
Botl
Iti Af
Nixon
Campui Tneir
John J. Sirica
Barker
Sturgis
Gonzales
Martine
Mismi
Henry B. Rothblatt
Miami
McCord
Liddy
Howard Hunt Jr
Hent
Henry BH
Rathblail
Baloney
New York Times
Afl
Masseuse Appeals Law In Prostitution Case At City Hall
Hayward city council will hear an appeal by Emma Velasco a massage technician whose permit to operate a massage parlor was revoked after a prostitution charge in San Leandro. Officials say Velasco may not press the appeal but the council must decide the matter.
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Hayward
Smalter
Alan
Pan
Emma Velasco
Velasco
Iiy
San Leandro Shinpal
Miss. Velasco
Reagan
Buffies and a Vietnam War Era Decor Banter
In a satirical note, the piece details the so called buffy invasion of America as U.S. troops in Vietnam rose to over half a million. Buffies are described as large decorative elephant statues loaded to U.S. bases, with extents up to 246 feet? and weights near 70 pounds, shipped home in garish colors. The text mocks war memorabilia and suburban display, contrasting high ceremony with kitsch.
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America
U.S
Vietnam
Adm
S. TR. Smith
Smith
West Point
Suburbia
EPA proposes gas rations and smog controls for L A area
EPA chief William Ruckelshaus proposed gasoline rationing in Los Angeles and Orange and Ventura counties with up to 82 percent usage limits from May through October. Plans include vehicle inspections, retrofit devices, fuel conversions, and first-come, first-served gas sales with coupons or production rationing. Public hearings will start within 30 days as the agency weighs economic disruption and transportation impacts.
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Los Angeles
William D. Ruckelshaus
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Orange
Ventura
Riverside
San Bernandino
Santa Barbara
Ruckelshaus
Sverkaps
Rickelshaus
Saction
San Leandro Smoking Debate Sets Board Meeting
SAN LEANDRO The school board will discuss student smoking on campus at a 7 30 p m meeting in district offices 452 W Peaquin Ave Supt L Edward Holden authorized smoking after complaints students lacked a legal place to smoke while Pacific High students could do so off campus Trustee Ethan Johnson criticized the decision In other business the board will consider two letter campaigns for time to speak on Back page of section col 2.
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San Leandro
Narrow
Ethan Johnson
T Hat
San Leandro High School
W. Peaquin Ave
L. Edward Holden
Pacific High
S Tat Johnson
Holden
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