Decisive Stage In Talks In Hanoi Says Paris
North Viet Nam warned it will not be intimidated by bombing or force and rejects American terms. Kissinger and Tho enter a new phase with technical experts as talks continue with a news blackout. Hanoi signals possible progress but insists on North Vietnamese sovereignty and rejection of Thieu as sole leader. Viet Cong calls for nonaligned nation conference to end the war.
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Paris
North
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Puc Tho
Nguyen Minh Vy
United States
Kissinger
Tho
Saigon
Hanoi
Nixon
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
French
Communist Party
Gif Sur Yvette
State Department
Charles W. Bray III
Washington
U.S
Viet Cong
Nguyen Thi Binh
Iron Girls and a Communist Canal Visit Reveals Old China
The narrative recalls a tunnel project, the Youth Tunnel, built by 300 youths starting in 1961, with Russian mentions and Mao era imagery. It describes a village cinema showing a Red Flag Canal film, peasants in Mao caps, and a tactile encounter with locals who did not know President Nixon or the United States.
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China
Red Flag Canal
Nixon
United States
1st National Bank Officers Reelected
Officers of the First National Bank of Mexico were reelected at the annual stockholders meeting held Tuesday. Pres Bradford Brett vice-pres Maurice Barnes cashier James Botts vice president Henrietta Beatty John Livingston Ken Wyatt assistant cashiers. Directors reelected Brett Larney Barnes Lowell Hagan Dr Ben Jolly Orivia Mackey Walter G. Staley J B Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Mexico
Bradford Brett
Maurice Barnes
James Botts
Henrietta Beatty
John Livingston
Ken Wyatt
Brett
Larney Barnes
Lowell Hagan
Ben Jolly
Orivia Mackey
Walter G. Staley
J.B. Arthur
Phelps Plans Fulltime Lieutenant Governor Role in Missouri Senate
Missouri’s new lieutenant governor William C. Phelps aims to be a fulltime leader while proving himself in the Senate. He plans to preside fairly, seek bipartisan cooperation, and may eventually assign bills as he gains influence, amid a Senate rules reshaping authority between the lieutenant governor and president pro tem.
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Jim Church
Associated Press
Jefferson City, Mo
Missouri
Senate
William C. Phelps
William J. Cason
D-Clinton
Cason
A. Clifford Jones
R-Brentwood
Jones
Phelps
Earl Blackwell
Hillsboro
William S. Morris
Morris
Blackwell
Capitol
Phhlps
Christopher
Con Duct
Tom Hagleton
House
Bond
5Th Louis
Tornado devastates San Justo leaving city in shock
A powerful tornado tore through San Justo Argentina injuring about 300 and killing at least 46. Cars were hurled, 30 percent of buildings damaged, and the city of 50 000 isolated for hours. Emergency teams set up generators, tetanus vaccines, and blood drives as the city lay under military and civilian relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Justo
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Vapna Vv Aiuca
San Justo Hospital
Santa Fe
Sanchez Almeura
Man Charged With Claiming Dead Dog as Tax Dependent
A Venice laborer in Chicago was arrested for allegedly claiming his dead dog as a dependent child on his 1971 income tax return. Princess Darden Jr. is charged by the Illinois Department of Revenue with up to a $500 fine and six months in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board suspends Supt DeClue at Missouri Training School
MTS Board suspends Walter Scott DeClue after 13 years as superintendent. Jack Bell named interim head. DeClue was absent. Charges cite lack of PPC program commitment, inaccurate reports, poor staff coordination, missed legislative recommendations, inadequate cottage committee work, no overtime records for PPC leaders, and drug record omissions at the infirmary. Board chair James Conway called the situation regrettable and said DeClue could not attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Walter Scott DeClue
Missouri Training School For
State Board of Training Schools
Jack Bell
Poplar Bluff
DeClue
James Conway
Conway
Citizens Committee
PPC
Highway Patrol
Rotarians Hear Ligon On Bulldogs
Mexico High School basketball coach Robert Ligon will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon at St. Luke's United Methodist Church. In his first year as head coach after two years with freshmen, he will discuss this year's Mexico Bulldogs team and his four years in the district. He previously coached at Seymour Rogeraville and Houston and played varsity at Southwest Missouri State College in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ligon
Mexico
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Ligon
Seymour
Rogersville
Houston
Southwest Missouri State College
Springfield
Pete's Cafe On I-70 Sold
Boonville Pete Christus Jr. of Rocheport says he sold Pete's Cafe at the I-70 interchange to James E. Guthrie of Rocheport. Guthrie owns a nearby motel. Christus plans to host at Arrow Rock's old tavern now. Sale terms were not disclosed.
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Boonville
Pete
U.S. 40
Hays
Kan
Indianapolis
Ind
Pete &. Christus Jr
Rocheport
Arrow Rock
James E. Guthrie
Guthrie
Pete Christus Sr
United States
Main Street
1970 Chevy C1 Teal Ton with Cyl Auto Extra Clean
A 1970 Chevrolet with a 24000 mile warranty is offered for 2095 dollars. The ad notes automatic transmission and an extra clean condition. The listing emphasizes value and reliability for a used car purchase.
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The
Iron Girls
Service All
Oi Motors & Etc
Wu West Liberty
National Bank
Passaic Falls
Paterson
N.J
Naniitel BA Esilasana
Liberty
Cannert
James Garner
Katharine Ross
MTS Board
Supt
I-70
Sandy Duncan
Carson City
Nev
Storch Ford Mercury, Inc
Ign
Nott
OLDS
FORD
Vandalia
Toon
Kelly
Thomasville
Kelly Sleep Shops
Witten
Kelly’s
Kelly Furniture
Eas Mexico
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