Progress Not In Sight Peace Talks Circling In Paris
William L. Ryan reports that Paris and Saigon show impatience with the ongoing Vietnam peace talks. US and South Vietnam differ on pace and strategy, with Saigon hinting at walkouts while Washington seeks to keep three-way talks alive. The stalemate and procedural changes loom, as secret contacts fade and the path to a breakthrough remains unclear.
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United States
Saigon
North Vietnam
Paris
International Conference Center
Saligon
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hanoi
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
U.S
Fire Displaces 11 Families At Oakwood Court Apts
An apartment fire displaced 11 families at Oakwood Court Apts owned by Jerome Samet of Mt. Airy. Firefighters answered the initial alarm at 3 pm with assistance from the Red Cross, which arranged hotel lodging and provided meals and clothing for those who fled with nothing. No damage estimate was available.
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Oakwood Court
Jerome Samet
Mt. Airy
Apollo 9 crew sing to Kraft on birthday during space mission
Apollo 9 astronauts pause mid mission to wish mission control director Christopher Kraft a belated 45th birthday with a song. Kraft replies warmly as the crew resumes the islay mission, while scientists outline a new prospecting camera experiment to map Earth's resources and reveal hidden riches through radiation differences.
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Christopher Columbus Kraft Jr
Mission Control
U.S
Islay
Kraft
Christopher Columbus
New York City
Columbus Circle
Earth
Rogers Dobrynin In Meet
Secretary of State William P Rogers met Friday with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin at the State Department for about two hours in talks described as broad and general. President Nixon, after Europe trip, said sessions with Dobrynin showed a desire to cool flashpoints from the Middle East to Berlin and Vietnam.
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Anatoly F. Dobrynin
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Middle East
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Vietnam
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Increase In Serious Crimes Cited Amid Street Violence
NEW YORK AP Adv. Gen. John N. Mitchell reported a 17 percent rise in serious crimes last year and urged state aid to combat street crime described as exploding with viciousness. He cited unpublished FBI data and warned of nationwide racketeers corrupting youth, urging protection for consumers and law abiding citizens while addressing narcotics and union movements seen as threats to society.
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Mitchell
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Association
Justice Department Union Movement
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