Paris Meeting Near Agreement on Vietnam Peace System
The United States and North Vietnam reached a plan to reconvene the International Vietnam conference only with both sides in agreement or with at least six other members backing a recall. The 12 members split evenly Communist and non Communist, giving each side a veto over sessions. Western ministers pressed for a clear peace role for the UN, while Communist factions opposed expanded UN authority.
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United States
North Vietnam
Washington
Hanoi
Washington-Hanoi
Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Andrei A. Gromyko
Nguyen Duy Trinh
U.S
Robert J. McCloskey
Waldheim
World Organization
William P. Rogers
Neuyen Thi Binh
Canada
Mitchell Sharp
Andrei Gromyko
Alec Douglas- Home
North
South Vietnam
Rogers
Sharp
China
Gromyko
Britain
France
Soviet Union
International Supervisory Commission
Indonesia
Poland
Hungary
Thieves Strike Osaka Bank Box Leaves Note
In Osaka Japan thieves ripped a night deposit box outside a bank, left a note asking customers to use a substitute box and not to forget the receipt. Sixty eight deposits totaling about 45200 dollars were made before a 60th customer flagged the box breaking. Police arrived and the thieves vanished with nothing.
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Osaka
Japan
Judge Knocks Out Ellsberg Charge
LOS ANGELES AP A federal judge acquits Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo on one espionage count each in the Pentagon Papers case. The court keeps 13 counts, with two held in abeyance over Thai fingerprint evidence as the trial proceeds. Both defense teams claim victory as opening statements begin.
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Los Angeles
Anthony Russo
Russo
Daniel Ellsberg
U. S
Pentagon
Vu van Thai
Leonard Weinglass
Ellsberg
U.S
Vietnam
Legislators Hear Lottery Argument in Missouri Session
Jefferson City lawmakers debated a state lottery to fund mental health and education, with opponents warning of corruption and burden on the poor. The panel also considered bail denial for felons and homegrown crime victim aid and inmate education rights, but took no action.
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Jefferson City
House
Constitutional Amendments Committee
Jarl Schlef
Cmr
Torne
St. Louis
Christian Civic Foundation
Hugh Wamble
Kansas
Missouri Baptist Christian Life Commission
Gladys Marriott
Ckansas City
Marriott
John A. Sharp
Kansas City
Senate Criminal Justice Committee
Department of Social Services
John D. Schneider
D-St. Louis
Raymond Howard
Howard
US urges Hanoi to honor POW release timetable
Saigon reports the United States pressed North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to proceed with the release of U S prisoners of war. Hanoi halted POW releases citing cease fire obligations, while U S officials cite liaison flight issues and a rejected interim C130 plan. 163 POWs freed, 422 remain in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia as Paris peace talks loom.
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Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
Bui Tin
Joint Military Commission
Hanoi
North
Laos
Vietnam
U. S
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Paris
Foreign Ministers
Gun Safety Course Opens Sunday in Mexico
Mexico Jaycees sponsor a 13 hour gun safety course at the Mexico Youth Center on the Audrain County fairgrounds. Open to boys and girls aged seven to 14, the 2 to 4 p.m. sessions run Sundays in March. Public Safety Chief Don Bolli will discuss gun regulations and laws. A written test will determine enrollment for next year. The top five or six shooters will advance to the state BB gun match in Pleasant Hill with Jaycees funding. Assisting Berry Moore is Ron Kent. For details call 581-1049 or 581-4480.
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Mexico
Berry Moore
Pleasant Hill
Jaycees
Food Prices Rise After Dollar Devaluation
New York Times report notes wholesale gains in several food goods in the week after the February 12 devaluation. Broilers up 10 percent, pork bellies 8.5, whole hogs 4.4, cattle carcasses 2.3, wheat 12.1, flour 6.5 percent. James L. Shoemaker and Mrs. Shoemaker announce the birth of a son at Audrain Medical Center weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces.
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The
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
the Times
Agriculture Department
James L. Shoemaker
Perry
Route 1
Audrain Medical Center
Shoemaker
Kaiser Refractories
Dollar Strengthens Across European Markets in Trade
The U S dollar rose in early European trading with gains in London Zurich Frankfurt Milan Brussels and other centers and a firmer Tokyo. Gold held steady with Zurich opening at 81.00 an ounce and London up to 81.20 as the market paused after a volatile previous week.
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U.S
Zurich
Frankfurt
Milan
Brussels
Tokyo
Europe
Acute Care Services Will Be Discussed In Audrain County
Audrain County plans a public hearing on acute care services this Saturday at 9 30 a m in Audrain Medical Center Stribling House Auditorium. Woodrow Lee and Dr R A Osbourn lead the session with provider and consumer task force members present. Attendees are urged to carpool and use the northwest exit for entry.
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Audrain County
Woodrow Lee
Audrain Medical Center
R. A. Osbourn
Mid-Missouri Comprehensive Health Planning Agency
Columbia
Osbourn
Lee
Jean Thompson
East Jackson Street
Bus lines seek charter rate increases in Missouri
Five Missouri bus lines ask 25 to 66 percent hikes in charter rates in a rate case slated for June 4 before the Missouri Public Service Commission. An AP transmission error had earlier indicated a 266 percent request.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Bus Lines
Missouri Public Service Commission
Associated Press
Princess Anne and Officer Train for Showdown Horse Event
In Warfield England Princess Anne rides with the cavalry officer she reportedly plans to marry. The couple trained Monday to compete against each other in a horse show next month.
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Warfield
England
Anne
Fired driver steals $1 million in stagecoach heist
In Düsseldorf Germany AP reports an armored car driver Guenter Heinemann aged 29 fled with 114 million marks after a dismissal notice. He and four men allegedly robbed a state bank, cashed a four million mark check, and split funds before Heinemann vanished. the vehicle was found abandoned with 71 672 marks left behind.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Guenter Heinemann
Heinemann
Sally Struthers Seeks Different Image in The Getaway
HOLLYWOOD AP Sally Struthers of All in the Family says she is tired of the Miss American Pie image. She enjoys playing a frightened nymphette in The Getaway and believes the role shows she can portray evil and sadistic as well as sweet and innocent.
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Hollywood
Sally Struthers
Archie Bunker
Nymphette
Sam Peckinpah
Miss Struthers
Gloria
Pep Squad Bus Schedule Shift for Regional Tourney
Mexico High School pep squad bus now departs at 4 30 p m instead of 5 30 p m for tonight's regional basketball opener against Washington top seed. If they win, Bulldogs play Thursday against Jefferson City Jays or Rolla Bulldogs.
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Mexico High School
MHS
Washington
Bulldogs
Jefferson City Jays-Rolla Bulldogs
Sue Ann Moore
Wayne Doerr
Ellen Wilson
Osmond Brothers Consider Moving to Britain
The Osmond brothers say they may relocate to Britain amid death and kidnap threats back home. Father George Osmond cites bomb threats and increased security as factors while the group, here to receive a British award, faced a teenybopper mob incident earlier this year.
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Osmond Brothers
Britain
Donny Osmond
Alan
George Osmond
Osmond
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