Nixon Kissinger rift denied as talks continue in Florida
The White House rejects claims of a rift between President Nixon and Henry Kissinger. Nixon tightens controls on the Vietnam negotiations as Kissinger, Haig, and aides travel, with reports noting Kissinger’s cautious stance and Harvard observers noting possible broader concessions.
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Retired Bishop Garber, 73, Dies in Richmond
Paul Neff Garber, a United Methodist bishop, died at age 73 in Richmond. Ordained in 1926 he became a bishop in 1944 and led the Virginia North Carolina conference from 1951 to 1964 and then North Carolina from 1964 to 1968.
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Nixon aides see Hanoi stalling peace talks to gain leverage
U.S. officials described North Vietnam as delaying a final agreement while aiming to strengthen its bargaining stance. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho had not set a new meeting date, with Haig returning from Southeast Asia as Saigon and Hanoi face pressure to sign. Leaders warned of renewed bombing or aid cuts if a deal remains elusive.
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