Serious Negotiations To Resume With Hanoi In Paris
President Nixon halted bombing above the 20th Parallel as North Vietnam agreed to renew serious talks with Henry Kissinger. Negotiations with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy will resume in Paris on Jan 8 with technical talks set for Jan 2. The move follows heavy raids on Hanoi Haiphong and protests abroad.
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Henry Kissinger
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Gerald L. Warren
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Paris
Warren
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United States
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U.S
Chou En-Lai
From Janitor to Director Nelson retires as bank president
C W Nelson retires after 44 years with State National Bank. He started as a janitor in Cullman and rose through roles to become president and a director. His career included stints as bookkeeper, teller, manager, and vice president before leading the bank.
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C. W. Nelson
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Tennessee Valley Bank
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State of Alabama
Sheffield
Decatur
12 Year Old Killed In Accidental Gun Discharge
Cullman County deputies say a 12 year old boy, James Gregory Buckelew, died after a brother removing a .22 rifle from a gun rack discharged. The death, ruled accidental by the coroner, occurred in the Bethsaide area and the body was found in a bedroom of the home. He died after being treated at Cullman Hospital and University Hospital in Birmingham.
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James Gregory Buckelew
Bethsaide
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University Hospital
Birmingham
Cullman County
David Moss
Buckelew
On This Day: 1863 Homestead Act Enacts Land Claim Near Beatrice
The note marks the Homestead Act taking effect in 1863. A Union soldier staked the first land claim near Beatrice Nebraska. Weather page previews a clearing, cold night and Monday high of 42 with a cold wave risk.
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89 Die 80 Survive In Crash Of Jumbo Jet
A Eastern Air Lines TriStar jet crashed in the Everglades near Miami killing at least 89 people and leaving 80 survivors. Eight persons were still missing as authorities recovered 89 bodies at a local morgue.
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Lawrence Wrecks Kill Two in Alabama 101 and Hillsboro
State troopers reported two people killed and two injured in a collision on Alabama 101 north of Town Creek with a third injury north of Hillsboro during the holiday weekend. The deceased were Henry Hardin age 24 of Killen and Howard Coker of Rogersville. Injured victims were identified in the report.
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Lawrence
Survivors Describe Jumbo TriStar Crash in Everglades
Survivors of Friday night's jumbo TriStar crash near Miami say the plane broke apart in a swampy flood after a rapid descent. Passengers including Gustavo Casado and Xiomara escaped with their infant daughter, while rescuers reached the wreck in muddy water. Coast Guard helicopters and air boats aided, and some scavengers were reported in the aftermath.
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Miami International Airport
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West New York
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Xiomara
Jerry Solomon
Gimbles
New York
Ray Dickens
Dickens
Coast Guard
Laurie
Pat Georgia
Kenneth Glassman
Mercy Hospital
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