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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1969

Page

4

Deadlock Deepens in Peace Talks at Paris Session

At the fifth session of the enlarged Vietnam peace talks in Paris the NLF demanded unconditional U.S. withdrawal from South Vietnam and denounced Saigon as a lackey. Tran Buu Kiet criticized U.S. aggression and pressed for a South Vietnamese settlement under the NLF program. U.S. delegate Lodge prepared to present the American position on the 1954 Geneva accords and potential interpretations, while South Vietnamese Ambassador Pham Dang Lam urged serious counterproposals from Hanoi and the NLF.

Kiemn NLF United States Germany Italy Japan Saigon Kiem U.S Henry Cabot Lodge Indochina Lodge Pham Dang Lam Hanoi

Court docket and fines list with numerous names

Court docket shows guilty pleas and fines for alcohol, driver license, speeding, and weapons charges. Names include Morrison, Hall, Ross, MacCain, Johnson, Cooper, Fulks, Kirby, and Wade with penalties from 11.50 to 136.15 dollars and jail days. civil docket notes garnishment involving Western Auto stores. Jets raise 33 percent ticket prices at Shea Stadium with notice to season-ticket holders.

Lee Bell Morrison Dronkenshess Cecil Coleman Lee James Hall HN. Matcum Melvin Res Glen Wilson Jean Jackson Arthur Lea Ross C. Henderson J.D. Parks Jr James C Allee G. Arnett Gien F. Ford Edward Ted MacCain James C. Tedwell CliffWomack Gerald S. Caraway Arthur Lee Ross Wade Seastrong Charles R. Johnson Lee Dames Hall Bennie Fulks Bennie Kirby Lee Dell Morrison William Walker Elizabeth Cooper Melvin Key Frank Valentine Autry McFadden Mark Long Andrew L. Power Wanda Shelton Orville Carter Lee Ray McEwen Marvin L. Atterbury Weaver D. Atkins Martha M. Baker John E. Barnes Merril K. Blalock James G. Dayhoff Samuel Feldman Leo C. Fox James D. Gulley Don 5. McGuire Eugene Newton Sherman R. Ross Charles J. Vaccariello Fred G. Wolfcockson Geo. M. Yowell Speeddng Olen W Lewis Arkansas Nail Goldtaith Earl Lard, Jr Charles W. Huff Luther M. Funderburk David A. Lively Herman Clark Harold W. Grady Standard Automotive William Hudson, Jr Western Auto Associate Stores Tommy Wade Electronic Enterprises NEW York New York Jets Jets Philip H. Iselin Shea Stadium

Trial in Shaw conspiracy case hits barrier over barred testimony

In New Orleans the state appeals court fight over a policeman's testimony in Clay Shaw's conspiracy trial to assassinate President Kennedy led to a motion for mistrial. Judge Haggerty barred Patrolman Habighorst’s testimony on Shaw’s alias Clay Bertrand citing attorney access rights, while Shaw's defense persists as the trial continues.

New Orleans Kim Garrison Clay Shaw Louisiana Supreme Court Shaw Bill Caider Associated Press John J. Kennedy Edward A. Haggerty Asst Dist Atty James L. Alcock Alcock State Supreme Court Haggertty High Court Aloysius Habighorst Habighorst Clay Bertrand Bertrand Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Louis Carole Bureau of Vertification Fom Carole Haggerty

Pilot's truism on love amid Vietnam War tragedy

Wichita and Fargo reports tell how Air Force Maj Victor Colaguonnoth Colasuonno, killed in Vietnam, spoke to a Church of the Magdalen fourth grade class about human love and war. His son Kenneth attended, and he stressed war as human failure, not glamour, urging children not to let adults teach hate.

Wichita Kan Air Force Victor Colaguonnoth Clase Church of the Magdalen Catholic School Kenneth Colassonne Vietnam Bobby Stephen Pate Colasuonno McConnell Air Force Base Fargo Veteran Administration Office Mattie Grinnell Ft. Berthold N.D John Nagel Missouri Volunteer Cavalry Hollywood

Postmasters Out of Jobs as Nixon Merit Shift Begins

About 2,200 acting postmasters and 467 Johnson nominees who were confirmed will lose their posts as the new administration adopts non political merit based appointments. Postmaster General Blount said the change aims to run the Postal Service on sound management and will offer more equal chances for Republicans and Democrats. He also announced another major shakeup in Washington.

William Bart Associated Press Wester Washington (Ap Johnson Winton M. Blount Blount Benjamin Franklin Nixon

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