Top Level Talks Set To Complete Accord In Paris
The Florida White House and Hanoi said high level Paris peace talks will resume Tuesday to complete the text of an agreement. Dr. Henry Kissinger will rejoin Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy on January 23 1973 for private negotiations toward finishing the document.
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Florida White House
Hanoi
Paris
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le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Ziegler
Kissinger
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United States
New Ball Game In Asia
United States withdrawal from Indochina shifts regional strategy as Southeast Asian leaders face greater responsibility for defense and seek insurance from the Soviet and Chinese powers. Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew warns post disengagement peace may be elusive, while Rajaratnam urges cooperation among ASEAN states. In the Middle East, oil and Arab unity complicate Washington’s priorities as Kissinger plans Paris talks.
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United States
Indochina
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Vietnam
Thailand
Malaysia
Indonesia
Singapore
U.S
Lee Kuan Yew
Sinnathamby Rajaratnam
Lee
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
First Federal Reports Best Year in 60 Year History
First Federal Savings and Loan Association announced its best year in its 60 year history for 1972 at the annual stockholders meeting. Assets rose 13 percent to 56.9 million, deposits reached 52 million with a 2.54 million interest payout to about 16 thousand savers, and more than 500 loans totaling nearly 11 million were funded.
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Hafford R. Leeman
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Discoverer James Cook Reaches Hawaiian Islands in 1778
In a Daily On This Date note the English explorer Captain James Cook is said to have discovered the Hawaiian Islands in 1778. Weather forecast shows highs near upper 60s today and Friday with 30 percent rain today and Friday and 50 percent tonight. The Tennessee Valley greeting closes the item.
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Grounds For Encouragement In Vietnam Peace Talks
The United States reported grounds for encouragement in the Vietnam war peace process and said negotiations have made progress. North South Vietnam and Viet Cong acknowledged difficulties remain and called for seriousness to advance talks during the 174th weekly session with urging from U S delegate Heyward Isham to avoid polemics and pursue constructive peace efforts.
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United States
South Vietnam
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Heyward Isham
Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan Sees 1972 Growth
Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan Association reported a record 1972 with assets at 2.593 million, up from 2.146 million, and savings deposits rising to 2.400 million from 2.029 million. Executive VP Harold Pilgrims told stockholders the year set records in assets and deposits and predicted 1973 would be even larger.
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Harold Pilgrims
Guaranty Federal
House Republicans thwart Erlenborn push on seniority
Washington AP reports House Republicans blocked Rep. John N. Erlenborn from altering the promotion seniority system in the committee ranks. In Montgomery Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace plans to attend Nixon's second term oath, while Wallace and his wife prepare to depart for Washington on a state jet. The Pentagon says several hundred Army paratroopers and Marines are ordered to Washington to standby for inauguration security.
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Inauguration Color It Green at Nixon Inauguration
The piece details the cost of inauguration events from free parades to expensive receptions. It notes prices for hotel rooms, limousines, taxi availability, and dinner options, with tickets ranging from 10 to 500 dollars and total potential spending for elites up to about 850 dollars.
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White House Paper Said Used By Hunt
The White House stationery and a special Executive Office Building phone were used by former aide E Howard Hunt in a Watergate spying plot. The letter to ex CIA agent Jack Bauman dated December 20 1971 hinted at work, with Bauman meeting Hunt in Miami on December 28. Hunt also dialed a White House line to contact Bernard Barker amid the case.
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James R. Polk
Washington Star-News
Washington
E. Howard Hunt
White House
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Hunt
Democratic Party
Watergate Complex
Bernard Barker
Jack Bauman
Winter Haven
Fla
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Best
Howard Hunt
Silbert
Bauman
Playboy Plaza
Miami
George Leonard
G. Gordon Liddy
Watergate
Lost and Found fun in Daily Want Ads
Even if you haven't lost anything, enjoy the Daily's Lost & Found Want Ads. The page invites readers to browse items that people report missing or found, offering a light, local-interest feature in a concise notice.
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Year-Round DST Support Grows In Congress
Congressional backers push to make Daylight Saving Time permanent citing crime and fuel concerns. Rep. Craig Hosmer plans to introduce the bill with 31 sponsors. Rep. John Moss leads the subcommittee and has previously sponsored similar measures.
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Washington
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Hosmer
House
John Moss
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