Kissinger Tho hold sixth Vietnam peace talks in Paris area
Kis singer and Le Duc Tho met for a sixth day in secret talks at Gil Sur Yvette and St Nom la Breteche suburbs near Paris. The session stretched past six hours with technical experts meeting separately. officials offered no progress details and warned against discussing negotiations.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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le Duc Tho
Vietnam
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White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
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Tho
U.S
Ziegler
Nixon
Gil Sur Yvette
St. Nom la Breteche
North Vietnamese
Foreign Ministry
United States
Minsk
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Security tightens around U.S. commands in Vietnam
U.S. military headquarters at Tan Son Nhut Air Base faced tighter security after reports that Communist terrorists might plan an attack. Vehicle restrictions and searches were implemented, with officials noting past bomb tactics and ongoing raids and ground actions in Vietnam as the war continued.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Hanoi-Haiphong
Panhandle
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Air Force
U.S. Command
U S Policy Reaffirmed Against Using Nuclear Arms In Vietnam
The White House State Department and Defense Department reaffirm no plan to use nuclear weapons in Indochina. William Clements testifies he would not oppose but not favor such action. Officials say policy remains unchanged. Defense Sec. Laird reportedly declines recommendation.
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White House
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Nix
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Indochina
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Jerry W. Friedheim
Southeast Asia
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Friedheim
Oklahoma cattle feed makers face 30 day supply window
Oklahoma City reports cattle feed producers can meet demand for the next 30 days but warn shortages may follow if the severe cold continues. The White House announced Nixon accepted resignations of three Pentagon officials including G Warren Nutter Gardiner Tucker and Robert J Johnson. Lindy Boggs to seek Louisiana seat held by Hale Boggs missing since Oct 16. Welfare rolls rise by 81000 in August, largest in five months.
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Ronald L. Ziegler
G. Warren Nutter
Defense
Gardiner L. Tucker
Robert J. Johnson
Army
Lindy Boggs
Louisiana
House
Hale Boggs
Alaska
Oklahoma Senators Get Key Panel Assignments
Oklahoma's Henry Bellman gains a minority seat on the Appropriations Committee while staying on Interior as a special representative of the Agriculture Committee. Dewey Bartlett takes the Interior regular seat with two subcommittees, plus Space and Aeronautics and District of Columbia panels. In the House, Jim Jones draws a seat on Interior while Clem McSpadden earns a Rules Committee spot, the first freshman named in 50 years.
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Space and Aeronautic
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House
Dist
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Jones
Armed Services Committee
Oklahoma
Clem McSpadden
McSpadden
Inside Editorials and Features Plus Page Markers
The page lists sections for editorials and columns including Inside Editorials 5 and Dear Abby 8, Markets 12, Sports 10, Classifieds 23, Women 11, Bridge 20, Comics 6, Hospitals 26, Crossword 6, Entertainment 19, Obituaries 10, Edit Office 353 0620, Circulation 353 0626.
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California Jury Deliberates on 25 Murders Trial
The jurors in the Juan Corona trial began deliberations after a Sept. 1 start date. Prosecutors say Corona killed 25 farm workers buried in a peach orchard along Feather River near Yuba City. Corona, 38, pleaded not guilty and did not testify. His family attended court as the verdict loomed.
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Yuba City
Corona
Winter Storm Loses Grip as Lawton Sees Warm Weekend
Bitter cold gripped Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma overnight with a five degree low in downtown Lawton at 5 am. Temperatures rebound to mid thirties this afternoon then upper forties by Saturday as winds stay light to moderate. A courtroom scene gathered about two dozen relatives wearing Justicia Para Juan Corona buttons while Judge Richard E. Patton instructed a 12 member jury on 25 murder counts and whether counts are separate.
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Oklahoma
Justicia
Juan Corona
Richard E. Patton
Superior Court
Corona
Patton
Ex-Newsman Named Nixon Assistant
Stan Scott a former New York newsman is named special assistant to President Nixon and becomes the highest ranking black on the White House staff. Scott, 39, will succeed Robert J. Brown and will liaison with minority groups while relaying black community concerns to White House aides. He has served as an assistant to communications director Herbert G. Klein and is from Atlanta.
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Nixon
Kenneth Clawson
Ronald L. Ziegler
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