Haig Thieu End Talks No Major Disagreements Seen
In Saigon General Haig met with President Thieu for a 30 minute session showing no major disputes as peace talks near completion. Haig then planned to report to Nixon from Seoul and Paris talks on cease fire details and annexes continued in Paris with Kissinger and Tho.
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
Nixon
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Vietnam
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Tin Song
U.S
Seoul
Chung Hee Park
Park
Paris
Maurice Schumann
Jack Kubisch
Foreign Ministry
Schumann
United States
North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
Vientiane
Bangkok
Cambodia
Laos
Tran van Lam
Lam
Indochina
Kissinger
Tho
Bound Over For Trial In Attempted Murder Case
Two men Roy H. Gallington and Wilbur E. Streeter were bound over to La Crosse Circuit Court for trial on charges including attempting to murder Patrolman Dennis Tolvstad and conspiracy to commit murder and kidnapping John Farrell. They must arraign Monday and are jailed with $50,000 cash bonds. Proceedings included testimony from gun dealer James Goergen and Patrolman Tolvstad about events on Highway 14 near the southeast La Crosse city limits.
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la Crosse
Leonard Roraff
Asst. Dist. Atty
Mark Lukoff
Roy H. Gallington
Wilbur E. Streeter
Gallington
Dennis Tolvstad
Highway 14
Streeter
John Farrell
Mormon Coulee Road
Roraff
Lukoff
Austin, Minn
James P. Goergen
Goergen
Tolvstad
Policewoman Captures Armed Man At Airport
A Louisville policewoman is credited with capturing a gunman who fired shotgun blasts at Standiford Field and held an airline mechanic hostage aboard a DC9. Dennis Durkin 17 of Pittsburgh was subdued after luring him toward the officer during multiple phone and in-person exchanges overnight.
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Louisville
FBI
Ft. Knox
Marty Green
Ozark Airlines
DC9
Thomas Kitchens Jr
Dennis V. Durkin
Pittsburgh
Durkin
Dave Yeakel
Atlantic
Africa
Yeakel
Kitchens
Edgar Paul
Standiford Field
Paul
Federal Aviation Administration
Three Men Arrested In Missouri Triple Murder
In Doniphan Missouri three men were arrested in the kidnapping and extortion slayings of bank president Robert Kitterman his wife Bertha and daughter Roberta. The victims were found tied to trees after the couple handed over nearly ten thousand dollars. Prosecutor James Hall said murder counts will be filed against the three suspects.
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Doniphan
Bank
Robert Kitterman
Kitterman
Ripley County
James Hall
Butler County
Poplar Bluff
Kittermans
Hall
Missouri Highway Patrol
Jefferson County
Nixon Seeks Enduring Peace In Second Inaugural
President Nixon renewed his oath amid celebration and protest as he urged a lasting peace. He framed self-reliance as a national ethic and urged Americans to ask what they can do for themselves while pledging less government overreach. About 20,000 guests attended the ceremony.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
America
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Uncle Sam
Kennedy
War Foes In Capital
Protesters filled Washington on Nixon inauguration day in a mass peaceful show with tens of thousands traveling by bus and train from Oregon and other places. Army 8000 guards plus 2000 troops ready, while a Friday cathedral concert drew 18000, featuring Leonard Bernstein, with Sen. Edward Kennedy among attendees.
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Nixon
Washington Monument
Oregon
National Cathedral
Leonard Bernstein
Haydn
Edward M. Kennedy
Weekend Weather Outlook Light Cloudiness and Mild Temps
Variable cloudiness with little temperature change Saturday night through Sunday. Lows near 22 and highs near 32. Easterly winds 5 to 12 mph. Precipitation chances 10 percent Saturday night and 20 percent Sunday. Monday warmer with a chance of snow and a low around 32.
Archdiocese of Philadelphia run with Prussian guard efficiency
Religion writer Lester Kinsolving compares the Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s operations to a regiment of the Royal Prussian Guard. Clarence Michel, at 1906 S. 14th St., nears 90 years in barbering with his son David in a shop built by Clarence’s father 53 years ago at West Ave and Green Bay St.
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Philadelphia
Royal Prussian Guard
Lester Kinsolving
Clarence Michel
S. 14Th St
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Clarence
West Avenue
Green Bay Street
Gunmen Seize 10 In Brooklyn Store Shootout Kills Officer
Four youths robbed John and Al's sporting goods in Williamsburg Brooklyn triggering a police siege. An armored carrier protected officers as the gunmen held 10 hostages and opened fire, killing Patrolman Stephen Gilroy and wounding two other officers. A Black Muslim minister appealed for surrender.
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New York
John
Williamsburg
Michael Zayres
Judy Malavet
Stephen Gilroy
Queens
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