Peace Talks Stalled On 4th Anniversary
In Paris on the fourth anniversary of the Vietnam peace conference, talks remain suspended after a recent breakdown. Negotiators formed early in 1968 have met for 149 sessions with no progress, while behind the scenes figures such as Lodge Kisinger and Bruce held secret talks with North Vietnam representatives.
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Thuy
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Harriman
Lodge
David Bruce
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Hald
Mosquitoes Seen Bound for Breakthrough in Worm Biocontrol
Government scientists report a potential breakthrough in eliminating disease bearing mosquitoes without chemical pesticides. Parasitic nematodes named Reesimermis nielseni, mass produced cheaply, infect and kill many mosquito species, with field tests underway in El Salvador Taiwan and Thailand.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S. Public Health Service
el Salvador
World Health Organization
Taiwan
Thailand
Reesimermis Nielseni
Agricultural Research
USDA
Louisiana
Jack Blair’s clutch comeback in Vanderbilt bridge round
In a Vanderbilt match Jack Blair of Tulsa overruffs a dangerous position after East ruffs three diamonds. He discards and reclaims control by leading hearts and ruffing in dummy, turning a failed diamond run into a 13 IMP swing while West and East misplay. The hand highlights a sharp recovery and alternative better lines.
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East
West
Jack
Hearts
EPA rejects auto emission delay for 1975 rules
EPA Administrator William D. Ruckelshaus refused a one year extension of the 1975 model year auto emission standards under the 1970 Clean Air Amendments. Auto makers argued technology does not exist to meet a 90 percent cut in carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons. GM Ford and Chrysler backed by industry officials said the standards are impractical. Environmentalists warned against concessions that would weaken enforcement.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Gerald C. Meyers
American Motors
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Accor
Sports of Sorts ACROSS 37- poker 1 Used in 39 Hari badminton
Crossword style sports themed puzzle notes across and down clues with multiple entries and wordplay lines referenced by numbers and abbreviations for a newspaper puzzle feature
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Athena
Crossword Clue Answer List From Historical Puzzle
A compact reading lists clues and solutions: Oriental coin 7. 8Shanks 8. pronoun 9. Gens of 9. Laughable true olives 9. In the nude 10. Fast season 10. Aches 10. Ultimatelot 11. Onagers 11. ear 17. Moslem priest 19. Plane surfaces 23. Lord's wife 23. Pointed a 24. Son of Seth weapon in Demelich 25. Cutting tool var Reypite 26. Eat dinner 27. Winged 27. Disunites bridge 28. Allowance 28. Palm leaf for waste var 50.
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Seth
Showers Forecast For Coastal Region Early Next Week
Weather outlook warns showers and thunder showers on Monday along the coast with fair Tuesday and more showers statewide midweek. Local weekend plans dampened as precipitation chances rise to 30 percent today 70 percent tonight and Sunday.
North and South Carolina Weather Outlook With Showers Likely
Forecast calls for showers and thundershowers across North Carolina today and tonight with mild highs mainly in the 70s and mountains in the 60s to 70s. South Carolina also sees cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms today into Sunday, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 60s. Probability of precipitation rises to around 70 percent tonight and Sunday across regions including Triangle and Piedmont areas.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Triangle Area
Piedmont
Northern Coastal Plain
Triad Area
Shrimp Nursery Closures Prohibit Crab Trawling
North Carolina officials announce a Monday midnight start of closures to crab trawling in major shrimp nursery areas along the coast to protect juvenile shrimp. Exceptions include Albemarle and Roanoke Sounds and several coastal waters. The C and D Board also seeks $50,000 to $100,000 to fund operations through June. Governor Scott discusses a Japan trade mission amid criticism of park plans along the Yadkin River.
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Washington, N.C
North Carolina
Gene Simmons
State Department of Conservation and Development
Commercial and Sports Fisheries Advisory Committee
State Board of Conservation and Development
Thomas Linton
Albemarle Sound
Roanoke Sound
Croatan Sound
Pungo River
Bay River
Pamlico River
South River
Turnagain Bay
C&o Board
Commercial and Sports Fisheries Division
Ernest Parker
Commercial and Sports Fisheries Committee
Bob Scott
Council of State
Linton
General Assembly
Japan
Scott
Yadkin River
I-40
I- 85
Winston-Salem
Humphrey Sees Maryland Primary Test for Front Runners
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey says Maryland's Democratic presidential primary will reveal more about frontrunners than Michigan's on the same day. He questions Maryland delegates' alignment with modern politics while noting Wallace's crossover gains and McGovern's New Jersey plan. In Nebraska and West Virginia tallies, McGovern leads delegates. Muskie trails after exiting. Republicans Rockefeller and Reagan launch Nixon re election effort in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Maryland
Michigan
Humphrey
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
George S. McGovern
New Jersey
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
UAW
Humph
Kie
Maine
West Virginia
McGovern
Muskie
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
San Francisco
Radical cell burial complex to transform graveyard design
San Francisco reports a 2 1/2 acre honeycomb of concrete cells at Holy Cross Cemetery for prefabricated plots. The system, touted by cemetery superintendent Tom McGrath, will hold 5,000 cells and 10,000 burials with two per cell. Finishing touches include lids and lawn coverings.
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San Francisco
Holy Cross Cemetery
Tom McGrath
North Vietnamese infiltrate south of DMZ despite bombing
North Vietnamese soldiers infiltrate into South Vietnam by stealth, moving guns and troops across the DMZ. Lt. Col. John P. O Gorman and 1st Lt. Mike Jewel describe the North as adept at melting into jungles and hiding equipment. They note shifts in troop group sizes and continued activity along Highway 1 despite U S bombing.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
John P. O’gorman
421St Tactical
Mike Jewel
O’gorman
Jewel
O'Gorman
St. Louis
Yorktown
Ung Tri
Highway 1
Hue
Dmz
Bill Boggs TV Schedule Confusion On Air Tonight
Viewer confusion surrounds Bill Boggs appearance amid a dense TV lineup. Listings show varied time slots and programs from 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. including Gunsmoke Hee Haw and Mission: Impossible.
Weekend TV Listings with Classic Guests and Films
Prime time programs feature 7 P.M. guests Porter Wagoner Dolly Parton and 7:30 P.M. Lawrence Welk Musical Variety Hour. At 8 P.M. All in the Family Archie plans to sell to a black family for 35000. Evening emergency saves Station 51 from a dinner call. Weekend movies include A Taste of Evil with Barbara Stanwyck and Barbara Parkins and Gigi with Chevalier Jourdan Caron.
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Lawrence Welk
Archie
Station 51
Paran de Soto
Barbara Stanwyck
Barbara Parkins
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