Peace Talks Pause With North Vietnam Until December
North Vietnam announced a halt in secret peace talks with Kissinger and Le Duc Tho until December 4 1972. Washington said Kissinger would return to the United States to confer with President Nixon as officials noted a possible impasse amid ongoing negotiations.
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Xuan Thuy
Dr. Kissinger
New York
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Kissinger
United States
Nixon
Ziegler
South Vietnam
Thieu
Nguyen Phu Duc
Washington
Paris
U.S
David Lambertson
U S B52 raids intensify as four planes damaged in Vietnam
U S B52 bombers carried out more than 200 strikes in five days against North Vietnam dropping over 6 000 tons of bombs in the heaviest raids of the war Officials said one B52 was damaged by surface to air missiles and crashed in northeast Thailand all six crew members were rescued Two more Air America crewmen were killed when a Caribou cargo plane was shot down in southern Laos Thirteen American aircraft losses in five days casualties totaled six killed three missing and eight rescued Officials said the raids aimed to signal Hanoi that bombardment would not drop below the 20th parallel until a Paris peace agreement is reached Kissinger met Vietnamese negotiators in Paris area to resume talks December 4
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U.S
U Taphao
Thailand
Vinh
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Air America
Indochina
Hanoi
United States
Paris
Fire damages Griff's Burger Bar in Lawrence drive-in
Fire starting near a French flyer unit burned Griff's Burger Bar at 1618 W. 23rd Lawrence. Dispatched at 9:56 a.m. today. Manager Ed Brummett expects the drive-in to be closed about a week. Damage hit the kitchen, a small upstairs storage area, and stock.
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Griff’s Burger Bar
Lawrence
Ed Brummett
Brummett
Kansas Traffic Deaths Log Shows November Totals
Kansas traffic death log reports 36 fatalities in November and 590 for 1972 through 9 a.m. Saturday, compared with 627 in the 1971 period. The 24 hour count ends at 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Nazi Chieftain Bormann Said Alive in South America
The Daily Express claims Martin Bormann escaped German ruins and lives as a prosperous 72 year old in Latin America. He allegedly enjoys Vatican protection and influence over presidents and police, under constant secret-service surveillance.
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New York
Daily Express of London
Martin Bormann
Germany
South America
Bormann
Adolf Hitler
Nuernberg
Express
Stewart Steven
United States
Chicago Tribune-New York Daily News
Daily News
Steven
Ladislas Farago
Latin America
U S Medical Units Alerted for POWs
Medical evacuation helicopters and medical teams were placed on alert to handle about 165 American POWs expected to be freed in South Vietnam if a ceasefire occurs. A source noted they would be physically worse off than northern captives due to harsh terrain and limited medical care.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Hanoi
One Bunk Empty in County Jail
Douglas County Jail nears capacity with 26 inmates and only one unassigned bunk. Four prisoners, including a juvenile, are in the city jail. The county tally lists two women and 19 men held on bond, one man for a state parole violation, and four men sentenced on misdemeanors.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Juvenile Court
New Zealand Election Victory for Labour Leader Kirk
Labour leader Norman E Kirk, 49, secured an upset in New Zealand elections with 26 seats to 31 for the National party. Prime Minister John Ross Marshall conceded defeat calling it a landslide for Labour and Kirk said the win promises political stability and longer-term social benefits.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Labor Party
Norman E. Kirk
John Ross Marshall
National Party
Kirk
Marshall
Parliament House
Labor
Nationals
Australia
Gough Whitlam
William McMahon
Liberal Party
Toll Reaches 355 As Thanksgiving Week Ends
The nation's traffic death toll rose this Thanksgiving weekend, reaching 361 by noon. Hazardous travel plagued the midcontinent with rain sleet and snow, while Florida and the Pacific Northwest saw showers. Elsewhere, conditions were clear.
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Florida
Pacific Northwest
Free delivery prescriptions noted for Raney Drug Stores
An advertisement lists Raney Drug Stores offering free home delivery for prescriptions. Also mentioned are Trussell Stover Candies and Key Rexall, suggesting a regional shopping roundup with store names and services.
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Raney Drug Stores
Sharpshooters Kill Gunman Aboard Frankfurt Airliner
Police in Frankfurt killed hijacker Viktor Widera after a shot through a partly opened door freed hostage Margit Sommer 31 and allowed officers to storm the DC8. Sommer, unharmed, aided authorities by letting a two way radio aboard as Widera demanded prisoner releases and threatened dynamite.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Air Canada
Horst Vogel
Margit Sommer
Miss Sommer
Viktor Widera
Flurries Forecast as Jayhawks Face Tigers in Finales
Scattered snow flurries expected today in Lawrence and Columbia as Kansas Jayhawks meet Missouri Tigers in the 1972 football finale. Cloudy skies with temperatures in the 30s and light flurries mixed with rain Friday yielded .22 inches moisture. highs around 43, lows near 22.
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Lawrence
Columbia
Kansas Jayhawks
Missouri Tigers
Heights turn Santa green at blimp party
Miami police officer Daniel Cabrera dressed as Santa amazed 1 500 children and parents by declaring he fears heights at the Goodyear blimp winter home on the MacArthur Causeway. He then moved to Sunland Training Center for 800 more kids, transported by helicopter.
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Miami
Santa Claus
Daniel Cabrera
Goodyear
Cabrera
MacArthur Causeway
Santa Cabrera
Sunland Training Center
Santa
Sunland
Mystery Soviet submarine mutiny tale stirs NATO nerves
Norwegian defense officials said Norwegian navy frigates dropped antisubmarine mines after new contacts with a suspected submarine near Sognefjord. British and Albanian reports claimed a mutiny aboard a nuclear powered submarine, with unverified broadcasts alleging an officer faced a court martial.
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Oslo
Norway
Sognefjord
Norwegian Defense Staff
London
British Defense Ministry
Albania
Moscow
Arthur
Second Graders Enact Dress Lifting Ban in Class Court
In Largo Florida Bouder Elementary School implements a dress lifting ban as part of a classroom court setup run by Tom Hackenberry. Second graders aged six to eight act as judges prosecutors and police enforcing about thirty three statutes to curb offenses.
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Hackesberry
Largo Municipal Court
Hackenberry
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