Peace plan talks in Paris raise outline for Vietnam cease fire
Vietnamese govt sources say Kissinger and Le Duc Tho drafted a basic peace outline for South Vietnam while Saigon officials refuse to confirm a signed document. Saigon reports heavy Mekong Delta fighting with hundreds of Communist and South Vietnamese deaths as talks continue.
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Four-Armed Dipygus Baby Recovers After Surgery
In Miami a 1 month old boy born with dipygus underwent a pioneering 5 hour operation to remove extra limbs. Parents Joan and Mike, who faced their child’s birth awake and drug free, report a hopeful path to a normal life as surgeon Rowe guided the procedure using X rays and dye. The infant, Joe, was the 24rd documented dipygus case in centuries.
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Nixon reshuffles staff name Laird as domestic adviser
President Nixon brings Melvin R. Laird out of retirement to be Counselor to the President for Domestic Affairs with cabinet rank and on the National Security Council. Gen. Alexander Haig Jr. will retire from the Army Aug. 1 to become Assistant to the President. Ronald Ziegler promoted to assistant to the President and to head communications after Kieln resigns.
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Uncertain Thursday Weather With Showers In Lakes Region
Thursday night showers and thunderstorms are forecast near the Lakes and Northern Maine with the Gulf coast cresting states. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere, cooler in the Northern Plain, mild in the lower Mississippi Valley. Temperature readings for many cities are listed with approximate mariman notes.
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Kingsport School Board Meets at Dobyns Bennett Site
A Kingsport School Board session is set for Thursday at 7 pm in the Superintendent's office at Dobyns Bennett High School Hunger Fike area. Community walkers and neighborhood service center volunteers to attend. Friday’s note says Woman's Auxiliary serves supper from 4 to 8 pm at Kingsport Power Co.
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McCloskey Plans New Push on Impeachment Talk
In Washington, Representative McCloskey reserved time to offer views on impeachment but was cut off five minutes into his remarks after a parliamentary move by a Republican. Senate debate continued as Goldwater defended the president while underscoring not defending those who attack.
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Bardot Considers Retirement From Film Career
In Sarlat France Brigitte Bardot signals possible retirement after her current project. She says there are other things to do and that this film could be her elegant exit. Questioned about life after acting she cites life as the next chapter.
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Gettys Dead Son Had Knife Wound
Los Angeles police disclosed a small knife wound found on the body of George F Getty 11 eldest son of oil billionaire J Paul Getty who died at Queen of the Angels Hospital after a daylong illness. Autopsy planned as investigators seek the cause. He served in World War II and led an oil career with Tidewater and Getty Oil. He leaves six children.
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Pentagon halts F-111 production next year in shift
Washington reports the Pentagon will stop production of the F-111 fighter bomber in 1974 after current orders finish in December. General Dynamics denounces the decision as surprising while noting the aircraft has faced past controversy and crashes. The project began in 1962 with plans for 1,726 units at high costs.
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CBS To Probe Payola Charges In New Investigation
CBS will investigate payola claims after reports that executives may have paid radio stations and disc jockeys to play Columbia records. The firm assigned a law firm on Wednesday to probe irregularities and report findings to authorities.
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