Vietnam peace talk plan rejected by Hanoi
North Vietnam dismissed a British proposal to start peace talks as double-talk while the U K prime minister Wilson hurried back to London to confer with aides. Pravda condemned the move as domestic political maneuver, and Pope Paul VI praised Wilson's bid to bring belligerents to the table. Tet cease-fire set by Viet Cong for Feb 8, four-day U S South Vietnam truce, and renewed Allied offensives reported with no major action.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Hanoi
London
Communist Party
Pravda
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Pope Paul VI
National Deep Snow Drifts Pile Up on Plains
Strong northerly winds piled snow into deep drifts across the Central Plains Monday causing hazardous driving warnings for parts of Nebraska and Kansas. One inch of new snow fell in Omaha and other towns as a wider white blanket covered much of the northern United States amid last week’s storms.
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Omaha
Plains
Nebraska
Kansas
Ned
Russell
Concordia
Minneapolis
Minn
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
Madrid strike wins release of six rebel leaders
A day-long sit down protest by 3,000 workers at four Madrid electronics plants led to the release of six jailed labor leaders who had been on hunger strike since Saturday after their detention during a downtown Madrid demonstration demanding full-time jobs and bonuses. Riot police dispersed the initial event, marking a rare concession in a country long restrictive on labor protests.
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Madrid
Tribunal of Public Order
Standard Electrica
S.A
Royal divorce scandal links Harewood to former secretary
Britain's royal circle reels as Harewood seeks divorce from Lady Harewood and vows marriage to Patricia Tuckwell, mother of his 1964 son Mark. The case tests the Royal Marriages Act, with Queen Elizabeth II informed and no defense by Harewood.
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Edward VIII
Harewood
Patricia Tuckwell
Mark
Elizabeth TE
Lord Harewood
Tuckwell
Lord
Lady Marewood
Viscount David Lascelles
James Lascelles
Robert, Lascelles, Jr
Lady Harewood
Maria Donata Stein
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Leeds
Queen Elizabeth
Miss Tuckwell
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Athol Smith
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