Preparations Under Way To Implement Cease Fire
United States moves into high level talks to set a Vietnam cease fire with a 60 day pullout and POW releases. Four nations supply 1160 truce supervisors with initial contingents to arrive within 48 hours. Canada and Indonesia will send troops as part of the international policing effort.
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Vietnam
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U.S
Washington
William P. Rogers
Canada
Mitchell Sharp
Adam Malik
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Indonesia
International
Waldheim
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Henry A. Kissinger
Hungary
Poland
International Policing Group
Fairbanks Considers Patriots Offer If Contract Satisfactory
Norman AP report notes Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks would accept a Patriots post if the contract is right. He would fly with club officials and awaits confirmation from OU, while Barry Switzer may become head coach if Fairbanks departs.
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Norman
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New England Patriots
Fairbanks
Oklahoma University
Barry Switzer
Paul Sharp
University
Heavy Red Attacks Hit South Viets
In Saigon reports the Communist assaults in South Vietnam exceeded 100 attacks in 24 hours, with nearly 600 Vietnamese casualties. The 7th Fleet said the frigate Preble was hit by North Vietnamese shelling near Quang Tri, while US bombers reduced strikes by 15 percent across South Vietnam.
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le Trung Hien
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Lyndon Johnson Burial Fetes in Capitol and Church
The nation bids farewell to Lyndon B. Johnson at the Capitol and National City Christian Church. Marvin Watson honors his devotion and restraint as Lady Bird Johnson and daughters attend, with Nixon present. Johnson died Monday at his Texas ranch at 64.
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James A. Cross
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Brident Johnson
Washington, D. C
OU President To Address Friday Forum in Lawton
Paul Sharp president of the University of Oklahoma will speak at the Friday Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Hotel Lawtonian accompanied by Mrs Sharp Thurman White and two OU staff members. He will arrive at Port Sill Neary Post Field and brief Fort Sill commanders before attending the briefing then head to Cameron College and OU facilities. Col Tom Ross leads the OU faculty at the Federal.
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Am. Pridey
Reterick Weheril
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Federal
Editorials and Society Notes in Local Page Guide
A shuffled terse listing shows sections for Dear Abby Weather Sports Classified Women Bridge Comics Hospitals Crossword Entertainment and Obituaries. The fragment suggests a newspaper’s interior navigation with page numbers and abbreviated headings.
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Dear Abby
Chicago teachers near settlement after ten-day strike
AP reports a tentative agreement between the Chicago Board of Education and the teachers union after a tenth day of strike actions. Details were not released but approval by the full board and ratification by teachers are required. The board agreed to meet two of four major demands, offering a raise and class size and work year reductions without pay loss.
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Fatu
Showers Bring Beneficial Rain Across Watersheds
Weather observer Peggy Jo Ormson notes showers added moisture to several watersheds. Lake Lawtonka received 1.63 inches, with overall totals near 2 inches by midmorning. Apache watershed reported 0.75 inches, and downriver areas saw about 0.5 inches as a low pressure system exits northern Mexico.
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Lake Lawtonka
Nouthern Mexico
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Fileworth
Lyndon Johnson Motto Passed To City In 1959 Letter
The article recalls Lyndon B. Johnson's high school motto passed to Linda Ann Walker, now married to CWO Russell Smith, and shared with others. It notes connections to Bernice Wood of Karnack and Lady Bird Johnson family business ties, with references to Johnson era events and a message about life goals and future determination.
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Cwo Russell Smith
Fort Sill
Tom Loty
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Elle
Bare
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Emet
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Mere
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Corene
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