Nixon Sees Peace Talks With Thieu Amid Hanoi Trip Plans
President Nixon outlined plans to meet with South Vietnamese leader Thieu while Henry Kissinger travels to Hanoi to discuss Vietnam peace compliance and reconstruction. Nixon touted U S support for South Vietnam and warned on amnesty for deserters as Northern Ireland violence claimed more lives in Belfast.
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Saigon
United States
Vietnam War Update on Peacekeeping Delays and Frontline Losses
The International Commission of Control and Supervision races to deploy observers and secure support for regional operations as Saigon and the Viet Cong quarrel. North Vietnamese forces overrun Marine positions near the Cua Viet estuary, with about 90 Marines killed or missing. Quang Tri City, retaken by South Vietnamese Marines last year, faces heavy artillery attacks amid renewed savage fighting.
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Husband Lives Through Vietnam War Ordeal Returns Home
Mrs. Ratzlaff, whose husband Captain Ratzlaff spent five years in the Air Force, learned he was alive after a cease fire and his POW release. She, a Long Beach State alumna, spoke of tears and joy as they prepare for a baby born early. Sharon, their daughter, is excited by the family’s reunion and the hopeful homecoming.
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Pennsylvania
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Pentagon official foresees pressure to trim Vietnam budget
An official described as relaxed during a first meeting with Pentagon reporters said Congress will likely push for budget cuts as the US withdraws from Vietnam. He warned against massive reductions in combat capabilities, arguing that unilateral disarmament would fail to lower world tensions and could invite exploitation by others.
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Vietnam
United States
Small State Bargaining Loss Highlighted in Primaries
In a paused continuation, a speaker notes that being a small state reduces presidential candidate attention and weakens bargaining power at conventions. Messer adds that sitting out the process costs more than it gains by not backing a candidate.
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Messer
Stennis Shot After Billfold Incident Sparks Shock
Stennis says his recovery will take days as family reacts with shock and dismay. Officials describe his condition as very serious, the same status noted earlier, amid questions over the senseless act and why he was shot after handing over the billfold.
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Departing GIs endure briefing at Tan Son Nhut center
The article describes the mass movement of about 22 000 remaining U S troops through Camp Alpha at Tan Son Nhut as the cease fire nears. It notes arrivals at Camp Alpha for medical clearance six to twenty four hours, and mentions Da Nang departures and a new center there. It also covers a reporter Whitten facing arrest over a story about stolen documents and Indian treaty rights.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Pleiku
Wengran
William D. Basenger
Aulanta
Vietnam
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Tan Son Nhut
da Nang
Robert Doherty
Atlanta
Doherty
Anderson
Whitten
Lockup
District Court Building
FBI
Dennis Hyten
Adams
Les
BIA
Assembly extends time to learn defendants prior records
The General Assembly voted to extend two weeks to learn a defendant's prior criminal record before sentencing. Senator Bateman argued it helps juries act with necessary information, while opponents fear it could force repeats of convictions. The bill was sent back to committee for repairs amid further wrangling on juror disability scenarios.
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Herbert H. Bateman
Newport News
Virginia Legislations Move Amid Memo Controversy
Gubernatorial aide Phil Kirk confirms a Holshouser memo suggesting department heads review bills not to veto or approve. Senate advances a companion bill imposing capital punishment for first degree murder and other measures. Bills would raise Virginia state trooper salaries, let localities levy airport boarding taxes, and authorize 3.5 million in revenue bonds for Medical College of Virginia construction.
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Holshouser
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House
Virginia
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Medical College of Virginia
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