Vietnam Peace Accord Signed In Paris By Four Nations
In Paris U S Secretary Rogers led ministers of the United States North and South Vietnam and the Viet Cong to sign peace accords aimed at ending the Indochina conflict. The ceremonies at the Majestic Hotel featured two parallel signings and champagne toasts as Kissinger and Tho steered last details from nearby villas.
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Paris
United States
North
South Vietnam
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Majestic
Arc de Triomphe
Rogers
Indochina
Maurice Schumann
France
Tran van Lam
U.S
Kissinger
Tho
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Lam
Nguyen Thi Binh
Trinh
Hanoi
Republic of Vietnam
Provisional Revolutionary Government
ABC-1 War Strategy Plan From Washington Talks
Secret U.S. British staff talks in Washington in 1941 produced ABC-1 a plan of war strategy for Germany and Japan. The notice also lists a telephone classified ad number in Athens and local weather data noting mostly fair conditions with rising clouds tonight and a high of 60.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
Tornados Struck Cullman and Limestone Counties
Two tornadoes hit Cullman and Limestone counties causing extensive damage to Water Valley Truck Stop in Jones Chapel and a home near Nick Davis Rd in Limestone. No injuries were reported. A second tornado damaged a Limestone County home and a storage building near Athens with no injuries.
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Cullman
Limestone
Jones Chapel
Water Valley
U.S. 278
Delmer Waters
Waters
Limestone County
M. W
Buddy
Evans
Jack Hammond
Athens 10
Here
Nick Davis
Donna
Brenda
East Limestone
Athens 3
Cullman County
Diesel Fuel Shortage Hits North Alabama
Cold weather a crash of demand and a river-bridge outage push North Alabama diesel supply to rationing. Decatur firms report limited purchases, with many constrained to January 1972 levels. Hunter Co. and Murphy Oil face tight stocks as Anniston Birmingham terminals run dry. provisioning shifts to Birmingham as the only North Alabama supplier temporarily.
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Ben Windham
Alabama
Decatur
Tennessee Valley
Jim Favors
Decatur Petroleum Haulers Inc
Deep South
Hunter Co
Tuscaloosa
Warrior River
Eutaw
Birmingham
3M Co
Anniston
North Alabama
Murphy Oil Co
Sheffield
Episcopal Convention Opens with Focus on Mission and Faith
The Episcopal Diocese of Alabama opens its convention with over 500 delegates at Oak Park School. Bishop Furman C. Stough urged empowering congregations and personal faith, praised planning efforts, and supported women’s ordination though acknowledging clergy oversupply.
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Episcopal Diocese of
Stough
Episcopal
Department of Christian Education
400 Vietnamese Die In Battles
Nearly 400 Vietnamese and two Americans were killed in fighting across Vietnam two days before a scheduled cease fire. Saigon said the enemy carried 160 attacks in the 24 hours ending 6 a.m. Saturday, the highest daily figure reported.
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Saigon
Edward G. Robinson dies at 79 in Hollywood tribute
Hollywood mourns Edward G. Robinson who died Friday at 79. The AP obituary notes his tough screen image hid a gentlemanly soul. Other briefs report Maxwell Air Force Base planning POW repatriation procedures and U.S. bomber activity in Laos and Cambodia. The Cost of Living Council enforces Phase 3 price controls on non ingestible items. Craft workshop schedules listed for Mary Carter Paint.
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Hollywood
Edward G. Robinson
Washington
Cost of Living Council
Nixon
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Second Avenue
Episcopal Convention
Keey
Lyndon Johnson
U. S&s
Laos
Cambodia
Mary Carter
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