Kissinger Says Viet Peace at Hand
Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger said peace in Vietnam is near and that nine points from North Vietnam are essentially correct. He cited one to four days of final talks, linguistic details, and questions about who signs for Saigon, with a cease fire, troop withdrawal in 60 days, and no infiltration as key issues.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Kissinger
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Henry Kissinger
White House
North Vietnam accuses U S of stalling peace pact
Hanoi declares the United States agreed to sign a peace pact in Paris but backed off and seeks further talks. The North Vietnamese outline a 24 hour cease fire after signing, 60 day troop withdrawal, and elections for a coalition government, while Saigon and U S resist.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
United States
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Nguyen Thi Binh
U.S
Kissinger
Vietnam
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Slayer Case Shifts to Louisville As Warrants Issued
A first degree murder warrant is issued for a local man believed in Louisville in the slaying of Mrs. Avis E. Cowan. Sheriff Dan Ligon says investigators pursue the suspect, with possible movement to Cleveland if no arrest in Louisville.
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Bill Cornwell
Moulton
Avis E. Cowan
Louisville
Lawrence County
Dan Ligon
Ligon
Moulton 4
Edsel Moore
Jefferson County
Kentucky
Cleveland
Cease fire likely in Vietnam talks says Kissinger
A French source reports Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho have agreed on a cease fire that would let South Vietnamese and Viet Cong hold current zones when fighting ends. Thieu would stay until elections, with a three bloc commission including neutralists supervising the accord.
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Flora Lewis
New York Times
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Saigon
Viet Cong
Two Die In Separate Cullman County Accidents
In Cullman County two people died in separate highway crashes within 24 hours. Billy Clifton Murphy, 48, of Anniston, died in a hit and run on U S 278 and an 18 year old Hanceville woman Deborah Yvonne Camp was killed on Cullman 47 near Cullman at 7 58 a m. Two others were injured, Joe I Scoggins Jr 22 of Decatur and Geraldine McDaniel 19 of Courtland. The second fatality occurred in a one vehicle crash at 6 05 a m on Cullman 47 north of Cullman. Funeral plans for Camp were announced by Moss Funeral Home. See 2 On Page A 3.
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Cullman
U. S. 278
Billy Clifton Murphy
Anniston
Hanceville
Deborah Yvonne Camp
Joe I. Scoggins Jr
Decatur
Geraldine McDaniel
Courtland
Murphy
Johnny Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Jones Chapel
Cullman 47
R. L. Howell
Moss Funeral Home
Daily Want Ad Notice For Athens Listings
In today’s newspaper a local want ad section invites readers to place classified notices. Call numbers 353-4612 or 232-1535 to submit your ad and reach area shoppers.
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Athens
Lee Calls For Better Police Pay and Training
Decatur councilman Richard Lee urged higher salaries and enhanced training for the city police. He noted current pay of 224 dollars bi weekly and officers paying for weapons and ammo, and proposed a 240 hour training requirement under new federal law. Lee said 13 more officers are needed and suggested funding a local academy with 200000 dollars, contrasting with 40000 dollars for a police training facility.
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Linda Parham
Decatur
Richard Lee
Civitans
Lee
Alabama
Calhoun Junior College
North Alabama
Birmingham
McGovern McGovern Nixon Debate Moves Ahead Without Nixon
McGovern works toward a proposed debate with Nixon to be shown via films of Nixon on the war economy and other topics followed by McGovern's views. Nixon had pressed for a face to face exchange. The story notes campaign stops by McGovern and Agnew with Shriver in multiple states as legal action unfolds in Washington over taped interviews from the Democratic HQ break in.
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George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
White House
Ashland
Washington
Sen. McGovern
Detroit
University of Iowa
Sacramento
Calif
Spiro T. Agnew
Wilmington
Del
Manchester
N.H
Sargent Shriver
Columbia
S.C
U.S
Los Angeles
Alfred C. Baldwin III
Los Angeles Times
William Thomas
Rally Opposes Alcohol Legalization In Morgan County
A county wide rally opposing alcohol sales is set for 2 30 p m Sunday at Austin High School. Birmingham Evangelist Wales Goebel will speak. Sponsor is the Morgan County Concerned Citizens Against Alcohol Drug Problems.
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Morgan County
Austin High School
Birmingham
Wales Goebel
Nixon to Await More Info on Major Bills
The White House announced Nixon will delay decisions on key bills sent by the 92nd Congress until additional information is received. Igor Sikorsky, aviation pioneer and inventor of the practical helicopter, died at 83 in Easton, Connecticut. The NCAA announced its withdrawal from the USOC committee, accusing the USOC of short-changing America.
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Washington
Nixon
92Nd
Congress
White House
Easton
Conn
Igor I. Sikorsky
Accomplish Holiday Fix Ups With Service Ads
A brief want ad notes holiday repairs assisted by Service ads in today’s listings. Readers are urged to contact the service for quick fixes and convenient scheduling.
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