Briefest Session Of Expanded Peace Talks Fails To Produce Progress
Paris reports a brief fourth session of expanded peace talks in Vietnam produced no progress. U S Ambassador Lodge said Washington seeks common ground in Geneva accords of 1954 but Hanoi and the NLF rejected terms. Both sides pressed military withdrawal as a fundamental issue shaping any political settlement.
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France
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Transplant Surgery Reaches New Lifesaving Milestone
Hospitals performed multi organ transplants rescuing four patients including a 36-year-old man, a 27-year-old woman, a 19-year-old boy, and a 38-year-old woman. A cornea was also slated for a 30-year-old man. Lynne Varney, a bride of six months, temporarily identified to inspire donors. The donor family’s generosity extends two hospitals and their patients. The longest survival reported is 13 months.
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New York
Lynne Varney
Mars
Varney
Bill
Memorial
New York Hospital
Nixon proposes plan to abolish electors and edge toward popular vote
In remarks Nixon endorses a plan to end individual electors, allocate states electoral votes to better reflect the popular vote, and set a 40 percent plurality as a threshold for presidency. He notes if no candidate clears 40 percent, the House would decide with one vote per state, and suggests a run off if needed.
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Unclear fragmentary text on Hahn and election stance
Fragmentary OCR passage references Hahn, a primary, general election, and a claimed conflict between personal interest and state or party interests. The legibility is too weak to extract full names, dates, or concrete actions.
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Author Leon Uris Bride Found Dead From Suicide
Aspen authorities say Marjorie Uris, 25, wife of author Leon Uris, was found fatally shot in the snow near their Red Mountain home. A revolver lay beside her, with police noting two earlier nonfatal shots that pierced her purse and struck the ground. Uris, 44, recently in Aspen for script work on Topaze, released in Hollywood ceremony and their Hollywood life is noted.
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Red Mountain
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Carrol Seeley
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New York
Hollywood
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Uvis
Israel
Betty Katherine Becj
Virginia Governor to Submit Full Report in 1970 Session
Governor Godwin said no interim report would be issued before the 1970 regular session and that he would keep policy on campus violence undefined unless needed. He noted unrest at the University of Virginia is not like troubles on other campuses and referenced a possible bill to curb violence, but did not commit. He also dismissed plans for a personal hunger study in Virginia despite hunger hearings in Washington.
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University of Virginia
Virginia
Law and
Godwin
Washington
South Carolina
Middle East attack blamed on known organizations
The United States eyed international action at an ICAO meeting in Montreal as it sought to curb Middle East tensions. Secretary Rogers said blame was not the key, warning retaliation would worsen the explosive situation. Zurich police cited surviving guerrillas who claimed to be from Damascus, Syria, and said the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine masterminded the Zurich attack.
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International Civil Aviation Organizations
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Zurich
Damascus
Syria
Pueblo Inquiry Probes Captivity and Conduct of Crew
The court of inquiry questions how 82 sailors endured capture from an intelligence ship. Commander Clemons and Law discuss the ordeal and the possibility of courts martial or medals. Hayes reported writing to Ohio Governor Rhodes hoping an atom bomb would be dropped on North Korea.
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James Rhodes
Ohio
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Duke President Denies Negro Students Won Concessions
Duke University President Tiusin Knight said the Black students who seized the America Building last week did not wring concessions from officials. He asserted most demands were rejected and warned against encouraging similar tactics at other colleges.
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Mike McBride
Knight
University of North Carolina In
Chapel
Itiv
Communist Forces Plan Maneuvers In East Germany In March
Moscow reports indicate Soviet and East German forces will conduct maneuvers in central and western East Germany early next month near Berlin. The move coincides with West Berlin pressure and a March 5 presidential vote in the Western sector, with Tass noting joint Warsaw Pact command under Marshal Yakubovsky.
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East Berlin
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Walter Ulbricht
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Bonn
Free Democratic Party
Sirhan Appeared Sober After Kennedy Shooting
Los Angeles. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, 24, described as alert and sober after the May 1968 shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Defense lawyers seek mistrial over a newspaper story. Sirhan offers to plead guilty to first degree murder for life if guaranteed. Police testimony cites Sirhan as nervous at first, then calm within minutes. no alcohol influence found.
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Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Travis White
White
Los Angeles Times
Annenberg and Eisenhower in courtroom motion details
The article outlines connections of Annenberg with media properties and places his Kansas City roots in Milwaukee, noting his family homes in Philadelphia and Palm Springs. It also covers Eisenhower's remarks and legal actions in a Sirhan Sirhan case, including trial transcripts, judge Walker’s rulings, and defense motions regarding publicity.
Ford Foundation Defends Grants At Hearing
The Ford Foundation defended grants to former aides of Sen Robert Kennedy and travel stipends for some congressmen before the House Ways and Means Committee. Bundy said the grants were justified educationally and that aid supported King papers and urban, minority programs. He noted only a small share funded voter drives and emphasized grants funded conferences where members observed central city issues.
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Kennedy
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Congress of Racial Equality
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Kindy
Vietnamese command massing for upcoming offensive
U S officers warn the period through February end is crucial as North Vietnamese divisions move toward targets near Saigon. An estimated 65 000 enemy in the 3rd Corps includes 20 000 30 000 assault troops with several thousand across Cambodia. Allies deploy air and ground sweeps and B 52s strike base areas while stockpiles suggest readiness for another offensive.
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1St. Air Cavalry Division
Shaw plotted assassination in New Orleans apartment in 1963
In mid September 1963, about two months before Kennedy was killed in Dallas, Shaw allegedly planned an assassination from a New Orleans apartment. Russo testified for two days, with the first day spanning 237 pages of the trial record as Haggerty received testimony in segments from reporters and stenographers. The Louisiana Supreme Court denied the state's appeal of Haggerty's ruling barring Aloggiius Habighorst's testimony, Habighorst naming Shaw’s alias Slay Bertrand after Shaw's arrest in 1967.
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Haggerty
Louisiana Supreme Court
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Habighorst
Shaw
Bertrand
Laird Defers Vote on ABM as Gore Eyes Broad View
At a Tuesday meeting Senator Albert Gore Jr of Tennessee announced his Foreign Relations disarmament subcommittee will take a broad view of the ABM. Secretary Robert Laird indicated a decision on a thicker missile shield is not due until next month. Gen Earle Wheeler affirmed joint chiefs support for the nonproliferation treaty as Laird defended its deterrent value and noted six to seven options from no system to a thicker shield.
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Power restored slowly as 30000+ NC SC customers still dark
Emergency crews from CP&L REA and National Guard battled a five day snow and ice storm that left more than 100000 customers powerless. Rural Electric officials warned of health hazards from outages as towns like Ellerbe faced complete blackout. Despite large repair efforts, full service remained uncertain with hundreds of linemen in the Pee Dee and Lumber River regions and damage across Richmond Scotland Anson Moore Hoke Ches terfield Williamsburg Darling ton Florence Sumter counties. Weather was turning fair with nights near freezing and daytime highs in the 40s and 50s.
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