Peace Talks Resume Between Kissinger and Tho in Tense Session
In Paris suburban Gif sur Yvette, Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho began new talks after a December suspension. The meeting, delayed by U S bombing and North Vietnam’s hard line, opened without handshakes and unsettled mood. Technical experts then met on cease fire details while major political issues remained unresolved.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Communist Party
North Vietnam
Nixon
Kissinger
Gif Sur Yvette
Tho
No Break Due In States Deep Freeze Condition
Oklahoma remains in a deep freeze with snow and sleet across the state through Tuesday. Lawton reports four inches of snow and forecasts of more through Tuesday with highs in the mid-20s and overnight lows in the teens. Arctic high pressure keeps skies cloudy and winds 8 to 18 mph, hindering road clearing efforts as roads stay slick and hazardous.
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Peggy JO Ormson
Oklahoma
U.S
California
Lawton
Lawton Street
Three Fort Sill Men Face Murder Charge in City Woman Death
Three Fort Sill men were charged with murder in the death of Claudia J. Crumpler 20 of 1704 S Seventh. Her body was found near a county road south of Lawton with strangulation listed as the cause. Suspects John Lynn Leggett Daniel Richard Davis and Arnold Edwin Beaudin were identified by Deputy Branscom and Deputy Banks. Leggett was arrested Sunday at a Lawton bar while Beaudin and Davis were taken into custody by military police and transferred to the Comanche County jail.
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Fort Sill
Claudia J. Crumpler
S. Seventh
Lawton
Claud Branscom
Bill Banks
John Lynn Leggett
12Th Field Artillery
Daniel Richard Davis
30Th Field Artillery
Arnold Edwin Beaudin
Branscum
Leggett
Branscum and
Banks
Beaudin
Davis
Comanche County
New Orleans
Israeli Jets Down Five Syrian MIGS In Daylong Attacks
Israeli jets conducted four strikes in Syria firing on guerrilla bases and military sites. Five MIGs were shot down, Syria claimed losses of three planes, with Israeli forces denying losses. The clashes followed border incidents and included shelling in the Golan Heights.
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L Aviv
Syria
Damascus
Nemy
Golan Heights
Israel
Fort Sill Man Dies After Truck Accident
A 20 year old Fort Sillman Pvt. Roger Remenschneider of Fort Wayne Ind. was killed Saturday night after being jolted from the back of a landing truck when an airport bus collided with a car on Fort Sill Boulevard. He died at Reynolds Army Hospital. Bonnie Constance was treated and released. The bus driver received a citation for following too close.
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Fort Sillman
Roger E. Remenschneider
Fort Wayne
Ind
Reynolds Army Hospital
Remenschneider
593 Engineering Company
Fort Sill
Col
Harbin Constance
Bonnie Constance
Inside Ad Office Contacts
A brief listing shows contact numbers for Inside Edit Office Wont Ads and Circulation. The numbers provided are 353 0620 for the edit office and 353 0626 for circulation.
Marathon Shooting Spree Paralyses New Orleans Downtown
A massive police cordon kept two surviving snipers holed up on the Downtown Howard Johnson Hotel roof after a dawn to daylong shooting spree that killed seven and wounded 17. Marines hovered with sharpshooters as authorities guarded the area and awaited a quiet resolution.
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New Orleans
Howard Johnson
Marine Corps
Five U.S. Jets Mistakenly Attack Da Nang Air Base
An American flight leader guided five U.S. fighter-bombers into an accidental strike on Da Nang Air Base. Ten Americans and one Vietnamese were wounded by shrapnel or while seeking cover. no deaths reported. The western base area suffered bomb hits with light damage to about six AC119 gunships, one helicopter, and four fuel tanks destroyed.
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AIGON
U.S
da Nang
U.S. Command
Air Force
Navy
Marine
da Nang Air Base
Half Section to Parade in Nixon Inauguration
Fort Sill's historic half section artillery unit will take part in the January 20 inauguration parade for President Nixon in Washington. The unit, with a six horse hitch, a limber and a French 75 cannon, will be accompanied by two mounted riders as a commemorative display.
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Nixon
Fort Sill
Washington
Army, Field Artillery
Laird says Vietnamization nearly complete in Vietnam War plan
Secretary Melvin Laird testified that Vietnamization is virtually complete and South Vietnam could handle defense if Paris talks fail. He kept to Nixon’s stance that U S stay until all POWs are released and all MIAs accounted for. Hebert pressed for details in executive session.
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Laird
Nixon
United States
Hanoi
House Armed Services Committee
South Vietnam
U.S
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
Paris
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Armed Services and Appropriations Committees
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Davis Hooper
Hooper
R. W. Hooper
the District Attorney’s Office
Branscom
Miss Crumpler
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Vietnam
Robert Burns
Burns
Thailand
Pace 4
Hebert
Pentagon