Nixon Exits Paris Talks as Vietnam Strategy Probed
President Nixon convened top aides in California to review Vietnam strategy after ambassador Ky and others left Paris negotiations. Kissinger returned to assess a new peace offer while Ziegler noted personnel shifts and ongoing pressure over the Viet Cong plan. A second meeting and a 2 week review aimed to shape a proper response as Nixon weighs options.
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Vietnam
David Ky
Paris
White House
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Ziegler
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Bier
Willahi J. Pucter
South Korea
Brice
Not Will Bissinger
Wiliam P. Rogers
Therause
Robert Stark sues CBS over 'Selling of Mae Pentagon' docu mentary
UPI reports actor Robert Stark claims CBS used a 1968 Air Force film segment without permission in The Selling of Mae Pentagon, portraying him unfavorably on the Vietnam War. Stark argues the documentary misrepresented his views and involvement.
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UPI
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UBS
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Bliek
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Jon the Wark
Justice Burger warns of looming peril at ABA meeting
In London US Chief Justice Warren Burger warned 1,400 American and British lawyers that brute force threats to supremacy threaten legal orders. He cautioned the danger may be less obvious yet potentially more dangerous than visible peril. The opening session aired on closed circuit TV at two London hotels.
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Boundary fight over Georgia North Carolina Tennessee lands
Georgia State Rep. Larry Thomason, chair of a special legislature named commission, says a two thousand mile water marked line would place most of Chattanooga Tennessee and Copper Hill Tennessee in question and divide lands in Georgia North Carolina and Tennessee. He notes maps show the boundary along the 6th parallel, spanning areas including the Highlands. North Carolina officials cooperate less enthusiastically than Tennessee officials.
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IPT
Supreme Court
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Tean
Remgin
Larry Thomason
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Thomason
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Tenn
Copper Hill
Highlans
Len Hessen
Sinking freighter near Vancouver stirs rescue effort
The IJWPI reports a Russian freighter sinking with 14 crew aboard after a Tuesday incident. Canadian vessel sent to assist. four messages from Trade fishpacker Dela describe the loss. The Canadian Coast Guard, Search and Rescue Centre in Victoria, and Royal Canadian Mounted Police are coordinating, with no location found yet for the vanished crew.
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Justa Hoa
Victoria
Dela
Ussian
Moscow Jews protest in Georgian capital
In Moscow a Jewish group staged a quiet protest at the central office, while in Tbilisi, Georgians also watched. The scene involved attendees seated at tables typically used by others, as discussions and chants echoed in the background.
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UPI
Weanontier
Tbilisi
Lelemranys
Partatilon
Guthries arrive at Oklahoma City airport for benefit
Avid Guthrie, son of late composer Woody Guthrie, holds Abraham on his shoulders during a news conference at the airport. A benefit concert is planned to mark Woody Guthrie’s 16th birthday. proceeds will fund research into Alzheimer’s disease, which claimed Woody in 1987.
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Woody Guthrie
Abraham
Oklahoma City
Woody
Aulington
Red China lags in arms race in SALT talks
Reporters in Helsinki note the United States and the Soviet Union lead Communist China in strategic nuclear capability. SALT talks resume with a focus on reassessing balance as Beijing’s progress appears slower than Moscow and Washington.
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United States
Soviet Union
Unake
Missouri Synod to reshuffle church structure amid controversy
In Missouri Synod article from Milwaukee, church leaders debate proposals at a governing convention. Aimed at reorganizing congregations and branches, the plan faces opposition from clerics and congregants over whether to break with certain associations and redefine doctrinal standards. The effort prompts sharp questions about authority, unity, and direction.
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Missouri Synod
US troops open new DMZ firebase near Cam La
UPI reports the US Army opened a new artillery base near the DMZ last Tuesday. The 44th Corps moved four 105mm howitzers and two self propelled guns to the site, about six miles from the buffer zone and three miles south of Charlie Town. About 40 Americans manned the guns with Vietnamese troops aiding defense as part of a broader DMZ defense line amid renewed fighting nearby.
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South Vietnam
Charlie Twn
Fuller
Elisberg says Beret case triggered release of papers
Daniel Ellsberg, once Pentagon hawk turned antiwar activist, says the Green Berets charges being dropped prompted him to release the Defense Department study on Nam Vietnam to the press. He cites White House and Secretary of Defense actions and notes Kissinger read a copy in 1970, while acknowledging potential legal risk.
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Elisberg
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Bown
Eilsburg Als
Sbxon
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Glin
New York Times
Navy to test turbojet ships amid Jordan crisis
The Navy plans trials of surface effect ships in Puget Sound and the Gulf of Mexico to assess turbojet powered vessels designed for 100 knot speeds. Two 80 by 40 foot prototype boats, costing $15 million each, will be built by Ax Bell Agitipare Corp and Aeafet-General Corp, testing propeller driven and water jet propelled designs.
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Wiliam
Civingston
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Ax Bell Agitipare Corp
Micoud
Aeafet-General Corp
Taro, Wash
Major quake strikes Solomon Islands main Bougainville Island
A strong quake hit the sparsely populated Bougainville area in the South Pacific, measured around 7.6 on the Richter scale. Officials warned of a possible tsunami and immediate reports indicated no widespread damage or casualties.
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Hougainville
Birthquake Information Gene
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Natin
Hart
West Guinea
Bougainville
Fust Cayl
New Guinea
Pentagon denies Viet money lost
The Pentagon rejected GAO charges that 2.1 billion dollars allocated to Vietnam aid, including CORDS, was misused. Auditors say 400 million is accounted for through reagent costs but some obligations are not maintained in Vietnam records. Defense spokesmen insist most funds were spent on military and civilian operations and that many records are unavailable or incomplete in Vietnam.
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