President Kissinger Cenfer On Paris Talks At Camp David
President Nixon held final negotiating instructions with Henry Kissinger at Camp David for the private Vietnam peace talks. Kissinger flies to Paris to meet Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy as talks resume. Indications point to halting North Vietnam pressure on South Vietnam by force.
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Paris
Camp David, Md
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Vietnam
Kissinger
Andrews Air Force Base
North Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Camp David
White House
South Vietnam
Athens Resident Sells Appliances via Daily Want Ad
Clayton Travis of Athens sold a double oven and an apartment size range in a Decatur Daily Want Ad. The ad drew at least four additional responses, signaling demand for similar used items. The classified offer runs three lines for four dollars for up to 30 days with contact numbers provided.
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Daily Want
Athens
Clayton Travis
Athens 5
Decatur Daily
Horoscope Landers Obituaries Sports TV Log Women
Classified page snippet lists horoscope Landers and obituary and sports items along with TV log and women sections. Includes phone numbers Athens and weather notes.
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TV Log
South Vietnam Seeks 25000-Strong Peacekeeping Force
A Vietnamese official says Saigon seeks an international peacekeeping force of 25000 troops to enforce a cease-fire and elections. The request far exceeds U S and North Vietnamese positions, and Hanoi is reported to have softened demands on a supervising government council.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Nguyen van Thieu
Hanoi
U.S
Air Crash Near Juneau Blamed on Premature Descent
The National Transportation Safety Board finds the 1971 Alaska Airlines 727 crash near Juneau probable due to a premature descent and crew failures to perform navigation checks. 111 people died in the disaster as the plane neared the rugged terrain, with last radio contact about 10 miles from the airport.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
Juneau
Alaska Airlines
See Air
Hartselle Man Wins Hitler Car For $93 000 In Arizona Auction
Billy Charles Tanner of Hartselle bid 93 000 dollars in Scottsdale to win a touring car once used by Adolf Hitler. He plans to display it as a tourist lure and proposes a museum in Hartselle. Tanner noted it may require a loan and the car will be shipped home.
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Billy Charles Tanner
Scottsdale
Ariz
Adolph Hitler
Berlin
Tanner
Hitler
Decatur
Arizona
Lancaster
Paman
Earl Clark
101St Airborne Division
Barges Halted but Fuel Poses Severe Spill Across Mississippi
Three breakaway diesel barges spilled about 600000 gallons along a 120 mile Mississippi River stretch near Helena Arkansas. EPA officials called it the largest inland spill in the Southeastern U S. air and water cleanup crews warned of fire risk while salvage efforts mounted from St. Louis and Cairo.
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U. S. 49
Mississippi
Hagan Thompson
Environmental Protection Agency
Thompson
Civil Defense
St. Louis
Cairo
Ill
Man Nearly Hit In The Wrong Lane Duck Hunting Run In Decatur
Jim Rountree a Decatur computer programmer says he avoided a head on collision with Richard Parsons returning from England on James Record Rd near the Jetport. Parsons stayed in the wrong lane causing Rountree to flip his car totaling it. Rountree treated at Decatur General Hospital and released.
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Jim Rountree
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Freemont St
James Record Rd
Richard Parsons
England
Roundtree
Army Missile Command
Restone Arsenal
Decatur General Hospital
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New York
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James Rountrée
Huntsville-Decatur Jetport
Bobby Herbert
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