Kissinger Sees Peace Accord to End Vietnam War
Washington and Hanoi unveiled terms of a complex peace accord to end the war. Kissinger foresees a South Vietnam cease fire that could spread through Indochina and notes no secret terms. He outlines prisoner releases, troop reductions, and a demilitarized zone while pledging U.S. aid and a de facto Laos and Cambodia cease-fire in time.
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Washington
Hanoi
America
Henry A. Kissinger
South Vietnam
Indochina
Kissinger
U.S
White House
North Vietnam
Laos
South
Nguyen van Thieu
National Council On National Reconciliation and Concord
Cambodia
Vietnam
United States
U.s.hanoi
Munist
le Duc Tho
Paris
Tho
Saigon
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Haas
Randolph
Hansen
Haas Found Guilty of Drunk Use of Firearm
La Crosse circuit Judge Peter Pappas found Anton G. Haas, 57, guilty of homicide by intoxicated use of a firearm for the Nov. 5 death of his wife Frances. Sentencing set for Feb. 12. a presentence report will be prepared.
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la Crosse
Peter Pappas
Anton G. Haas
Wood St
Haas
Frances
Pappas
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
Ernest Hansen
Dist. Atty
Burleigh Randolph
Randolph
Mother Of POW Jubilant At News Of Viet Peace
Mrs. Frank Hess, mother of Air Force Col. Gordon Larson a POW, expresses readiness to travel for reunion within days. She describes hope after a Christmas letter, notes improved POW treatment, and plans to reach San Antonio via Texas or San Francisco to be near his family. She cautions families of MIAs face renewed heartbreak.
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Frank Hess
Air Force
Gordon Larson
Larson
Hanoi
Hess
Weather outlook fair and warm midweek then mild with sun
Fair and warmer Wednesday night with a low near 25. Sunny and mild Thursday with a high near 45. South to southwesterly winds 8 to 18 mph diminishing Wednesday night and a five percent precipitation chance Thursday. Friday partly cloudy and milder with a low of 32 and a high of 47.
Inside LBJ series opening with Lady Bird remarks
The article launch notes LBJ coverage with quotes from Lady Bird. It previews accompanying pages with photographs and updates on the series while signaling broader civil rights and political themes across the issue.
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Lady Bird
LBJ
POW Wives Reaction to Nixon Cease Fire News
Virginia Beach wives of POWs cried and hoped as Nixon announced a Vietnam cease fire and promise all prisoners would return within 60 days. They fretted for missing men and prepared for homecomings while reflecting on years of uncertainty and sacrifice.
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Virginia Beach
Navy
Nixon
Vietnam
Charlotte Christian
Louise Mulligan
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Mrs. Hess
Johnson
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Ann Landers
TV Log
Hy Gardner
Mrs. Christian
Mrs. Mulligan
Cmdr
James A. Mulligan Jr
Mike Christian
Huntsville
Ala
Debbie
Christian
Tears OF Hope
Sandy
Pam
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