Negotiator Vance To Brief Washington Before Paris Return
U S negotiator Cyrus Vance flies home for talks with Johnson and Nixon aides as peace talks stall. He plans to confer in Washington before returning to Paris around December 27 to pass negotiating duties to Nixon’s pick. The deadlock centers on conference procedures and the NLF status amid threats of renewed bombing.
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Nixon
W. Averell Harriman
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Saigon
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Hanoi
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State Department
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Nine Militants Ride to Kidnap Charges Dropped in Wichita
Judge Dwyer dismissed the kidnapping counts against nine black militants in Wichita. The group still faces two felonious assault counts, three extortion counts and one first degree robbery. Defendants include Vernon St. Pierce and Richard Alexander of Kansas City Kansas plus others from Topeka, Lawrence, and Wichita. They were accused of luring Model Cities workers Frank Carpenter and R W Blake to a hotel meeting, then beating and threatening them over hiring decisions.
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Daniel Dwyer
Model Cities
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R.W. (Jaddy) Blake
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Richard Alexander
Henry Davis
Noel D. Newsom
Fred Johnson
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Topeka
Leonard Harrison
Lawrence
John Manning
Harold Cole
Carpenter
Blake
al Cole
Girl Rescuer Cited for Daring Ditch Rescue
Joseph Loring Kochis of Hamilton Montana was cited for heroism after diving into an Irrigation ditch to save 10 year old Patricia Se Hunter who was swept into a culvert. He swam 12 feet underwater and dug a debris hole to free her earning a bronze medal and 750 dollars from the Carnegie hero commission for the July 13 rescue.
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Montana
Patricia Se. Hunter
Hamilton
Mont
Joseph Loring Kochis
Kochis
Patricia
Carnegie Hero Commission
Brazil's New Government Strains U.S. Ties
Washington faces a tough Latin American issue as Brazil's military backed regime under Arthur da Costa e Silva seizes power. The move jeopardizes nearly 1.4 billion in U.S. loans and grants since 1961 and risks souring relations with Washington. Officials fear anti American sentiment and possible Brazil withdrawal from the Alliance for Progress.
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Arthur da Costa Ea Silva
United States
Brazil
Alliance For Progress
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