100th Session of Peace Talks Stalled in Paris
The United States, North and South Vietnam and the Viet Cong held the 100th weekly session in Paris with no progress toward a settlement. Hanoi and the Viet Cong accused President Nixon of stalling, while urging a total U.S. withdrawal and a coalition in Saigon. Bruce urged humane treatment of American prisoners. Talks were marked by accusations of stalling and no breakthrough.
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Paris
United States
Viet Ham
Viet Cong
Nixon
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
South Vietnam
Saigon
Binh
U.S
David K. E. Bruce
Mrs. Binh
Truman Hospital Visit Marks Low-Key Update
President Truman was admitted to the hospital after falling ill at home around 7 a.m. A close family friend said the issue appears to be an intestinal problem, with hospital staff and Secret Service noting no visitors are allowed. Rose Conway, Truman’s secretary, said he seemed well while checking mail prior to the stay.
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Anto
Westwood
Earl Clemons
First Baptist Shirchearby
Rose Conway
Truman
White House
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Kansas City
Middle East
My Lai Court Martials Detail Charley Company Officers
Details from the My Lai investigation show Lt. William Calley Jr. under psychiatric testing while several officers face murder and dereliction charges. Capt Eugene Kotouc of Humboldt Neb is charged with murder and maiming in prisoner interrogations, with multiple officers previously charged and later dismissed. Two soldiers were acquitted. three enlisted men await trial as military proceedings continue at Ft Benning and related facilities.
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Charley Company
Eugene
Kotouc
Humboldt
Neb
Thomas Willingham
Allenhurst
N.J
Kenneth Hodges
Dublin
Kenneth Schiel
Swartz Creek
Mich
David <Mitchell
St. Francisville
Charles Hutto
Pvt
Gerald Smith
Chicago
Ft. McPherson
Esequiel Torres
Browns‘ville
Tex
Robert W. T’souvas
San Jose
Calif
T’souvas
Smith
Pyt .Max DB. Hutson
Williamsport
Ind
Medina
Kotone
Congress Sees Nixon Agenda Amid Reform Debates
The report covers congressional reception of President Nixon's State of the Union, party differences over chairmen selection and seniority, and proposed rules reforms. It notes Senate caucus planning, funding disputes, and anticipated early legislation including Social Security benefits and welfare reform. Oklahoma crowds honor Albert as a favorite son with wide attendance and broadcasts.
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Congress
Nixon
Union
United States
Albert
Senate
House
Causcus
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Capitol
Statuary Hall
Redistricting Debate Roils Virginia Assembly Seats
Assembly moves threaten veteran legislators as plans seek single member districts in southwestern and Fairfax areas. Four Del counts face losing seats under proposed redraws into multi county districts, while urban regions press for fair shares. Republicans DuVal Sutherland Callahan Parris push single member or two member schemes amid Democratic support and opposition.
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Richardson
Brunswick
Cleaton
Smith
Privileges and Elections Committee
Edgar Bacon
Lee
Orby L. Cantrell
Wise
Ford C. Quillen
Gate City
Olney W. Edwards
Birchleaf
Ithey
Dickenson, Lee, Scott and Wise
Norton
Virginia
Richmond
Norfolk
Hampton
James City
York
Williamsburg
Clive L. DuVall
David A. Sutherland
Vincent F. ‘Callahan Jr
Stanford F. Parris
Fairfax County
Fairfax
Falls Church
Parris
GOP
DuVal
Omer L. Hirst
Adelard L. Brault
Sheep deaths prompt Utah inquiry into cause
Gov Rampton said the origin of the 1250 dead sheep remains uncertain while upwind conditions suggest against a Dugway cause. Army later admitted nerve gas sprayed from a plane caused deaths. investigators from AE C, Army, and BLM participate. State vet autopsy pending. Deseret Center and Pentagon probe reports. Dugway Proving Ground cites open-air testing ban since 1969.
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Rampton
Dugway
AEC
Skull Valley
Army
U.S. Bureau
Land Management
John R. McBride
Las Vegas
Tne
Deseret Test Center
FL Douglas
Salt Lake City
Pentagon
Deseret Pest Center
Dugway Proving Ground
Om Prove
Bennett
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Public Health Service
Garrison
Utah
James Schoenfield
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Clarence Ingram
Nephi
Bureau of Land Management
Nevada
Ingram
Cecil Rowley
Rowley
Mercury
Nev
Cambodian siege of Phnom Penh and Pich Nil outcome
The story details a large Cambodian assault on Phnom Penh and the capture of Pich Nil Pass, aided by South Vietnamese troops. It describes airport fires, mass refugee evacuations, and the strategic aim to reopen Highway 4 to Kompong Soma, with clashes continuing and a new Lon Nol regime solidifying control.
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Lam
Phooni Penh
Cambodia
Kompongsoma
Pich Nil
Elephant Mountains
Ng Caat
Angkor Wat
Sihanouk
Lon Nol
Saigon
South Vietnam
Congress Opens With Call For Hearings On Air Action In Cambodia
Congress opened with a call for hearings by Senate Foreign Relations leaders into intensified U S air action in Cambodia. Senators Cooper and Mansfield urged close scrutiny of Nixon administration policies in Indochina to curb US involvement and seek higher vigilance from government agencies.
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Congress
Cambodia
Washington
Mikelan
Mansfield
Thursday Fortions Committee
Tion
Nixon
Indochina
Cooper
Sant
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
Frank
Russell Described as Giant Among Giants in Senate Farewell
Tributes pour in from senators across parties after the death of Senator Russell. Georgia Governor Carter orders flags at half staff as Russell battles emphysema and endures hospitalizations. Johnson lauds him as a patriarch and tactician, while colleagues call him a giant who shaped civil rights era politics.
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Russell
Senate
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Dick Russell
South
Herman E. Talmadge
Georgia
Russell B. Long
D-La
Henry M. Jackson
Robert P.griffin
R-Mich
Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Lester Maddox
Walter Reed Hospital
Capitol
Winder
Russell Long
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Army Hospital
State Assembly
Harry S. Truman
Welfare family forced from Waldorf stay over welfare mix up
A Brooklyn welfare case sparked outrage as Mrs. Hainsworth and her four children were moved from a $23 a night Waldorf Astoria hotel after out of town guests pre booked. De Kalb center workers cited vacancy listing errors and the mayor called for suspensions. The family found shelter with a friend.
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the Waldorf
Dorrance Henderson
Alan Baer
Welfare Department
Lindsay
Waldorf
Hainsworths
Lords reform proposal aims to create presidential style Lords body
Brown proposes in the House of Lords a committee chosen by columnists to select members who must swear they seek the presidency and be considered qualified by friends and relatives. No term limits or state designations, funds unrestricted, aimed at prompting Senate reform after a history of stalled legislation.
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Brown
House of Lords
Senate
House
Ees
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