Nixon names Lodge to lead Paris talks in tough bargaining signal
President elect Nixon appoints Henry Cabot Lodge as special representative and chief negotiator in Paris, signaling a hard line on Vietnam. Lodge, 66, led Saigon allies and U.S. efforts during the war years and will head the negotiating team with deputy Lawrence Walsh and Marshall Green assisting in Jakarta and Asia expertise.
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Eugene V. Risher
New York
UPI
Zied
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Paris
Hanes
Nixon
North Vietnam
Vietnam
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Saivan
Saigon
Pacis
Lawrence E. Walsh
Staly
Willian P. Rogers
Rogers
Eisenhower
Marshall Green
U.S
Indonesia
State Department
Jakana
GOP Seeks TN Control in House Speakership Fight
In Tennessee, Republicans wage a bid for one of three statewide posts as the 86th General Assembly opens. The party must overcome a 60 to 62 seat Democratic edge while Gov. Ellington plans early budget and policy proposals. Debates loom on education funding, loan interests, fair trade, Medicaid, and state employee political activity.
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Nashville, Tean
UPI
House of Representatives
86Th General Assembly
GOP
Ite niVut
Crackdown on Passing Buses Targets Illegal Passing by Drivers
Police plan patrols using walkie talkies with Middleshore school buses to stop illegal passing at loading points. Police Chief James Pursifull said patrols will ride buses this week and continue as long as violations persist. A patrol car will follow bus routes about a block behind to deter offenses.
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Middleshore
James Pursilult
Parsifall
Dng
Salary of President Elector Defected Voted Today
A joint House and Senate session in Washington was to tally the Electoral College vote. The outcome hinges on how a defecting elector's ballot is counted, with Nixon set to win or face a Wallace vote. Debate also focused on raising the presidential salary to 200000 and potential constitutional changes.
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Washington
UPS
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Senate
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
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Athaner
Edmund
Mussie
Maine
Jones
O'Hara
DeMich
Lloyd W. Bailey
Incky Mount
N.C
Wallace
Vicn
Mabuma
Carolina
Laterview
Issues and Answers
ABC
Alaskies
College Director Falkenstine Dies in Cumberland
Dr James C Falkenstine 48 director of the University of Kentucky Southeast Community College collapsed and died while jogging on the Cumberland campus. He came to Kentucky in 1955 from West Virginia and earlier served as principal and superintendent in Seock and Bourbon counties. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Guimberland Methodist Church followed by burial Thursday at Sugar Valley WoVa.
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Cumberland
UPI
James C. Falkenstine
University of Kentucky
Southeast Commuity College
Falkenstine
Kentucky
West Virginia
Seock
Bourbon
Guimberland Methodist Church
Sugar Valley
WoVa
Sirhan Described As Realistic On Eve Of Trial
Angeles report says Sirhan Sirhan appeared eager and realistic on the eve of his murder trial for the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Security was the tightest in U.S. court history as the proceeding set for Tuesday morning on the eighth floor of the Los Angeles County Hall of Justice. Sirhan to be escorted daily inside the building amid heavy security to protect all participants.
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Jack Y. Fox
Angeles
Upl
Sirhan B. Pirhams
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles County Hall of Justice
Sirhan
Tobacco Sales Reopen Today
The Tri State burley tobacco market reopened in May to clear final auctions of the 1968 1965 season, with selling expected to continue this week and into early next week at New Tazewell Tennessee 1 State No. 1 warehouse and Rasnic's Pennington Gap Virginia.
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Tri-State
Burley
New Tazewell
New Company Formed in Kentucky Milk Trade
A new business, Louisville Melts Dist, is registered to operate in Kentucky at North Tah Street, Middleshore, focusing on milk and milk products. Tebby D. Metly appears as the proprietor on the listing.
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Louisville
North Tah Street
Middleshore
Kentucky
Tebby D. Metly
Russians Launch Venus Mission Across Vast Distance
MOSCOW UPIs report the Soviet Venus mission entered its second day of a long spaceflight toward Venus, a gas giant like world. The craft aims to perform soft landing on the cloud shrouded planet, part of a broader goal to establish a Soviet presence by 1980.
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Moscow
UPI
Venus
Svitly
Oon
Russia
Major Powers Press for Mid East Peace Effort
The United States Russia and other major powers urged renewed Middle East peace efforts while Israel rejected a Soviet plan. Cairo reports say Egypt asked UN envoy to mediate as Jordan's King Abdullah II seeks Western support amid ongoing tensions and shifting occupancies triangle.
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Burns
Oid Press International
Swuvpt
Jordan Ant
United Stax
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Middle East
Guana Tarving
United Nations
Lond
Jordan
Tiussein
White House
Israel
Kremlin
Ford and Breckinridge Clash Over State Merit System
In Frankfort, two top Democrats assailed Governor Nunn’s administration over merit system rules and vehicle inspections. Wendell Ford faulted public safety for not suspending uninspected cars and criticized enforcement. Breckinridge denounced扩大 reorganization, urging voters to back candidates who protect merit staffing and oppose politicized hiring.
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Department
Word
Anc
Snow Likely Mix With Sleet Staying Hazardous
Snow beginning this morning will mix with sleet causing hazardous driving. Snow accumulations may be slow to melt with warmer afternoon temps. By night, precipitation may change to a mix with freezing drizzle, possibly adding slick conditions into the late night hours. Yesterday reported 2 inches. morning totals around 5 inches.
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Etisnee
Yeaterday
Marnig
Eight Persons Fined In City Police Court Today
Eight people were fined in the city Police Court this morning for offenses including public drunkenness and speeding. Names and addresses include James Davis, Elmer Duro, Jim Monday, Engene Bolling, Paris Owens, Tommy Hughett, Mort Brown, and George Paislin, with fines ranging from 2 to 28 dollars. One operator license charge against Jake Boyd Adams was dismissed after he produced a license. Two fires were reported by Middlesboro firemen, one at a Duglap Hollow house and another at Four Mile Hollow, with minimal damage and no injuries reported. A window was broken from a station wagon on Doncaster Avenue.
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Doncaster Avenue
Elmer Duro
Wilson
Nutwood Road
Brown
Jake Boyd Adams
Streak
Chester Avene
Middlesboro
Duglap Hollow
Hiram
Sao
Harvey Smith
Swith
Four Mile
Dalhis Infard
Jack Cowen
Doncaster Ave
Iu Oval
Indian Hills Valley
Wiens
Gas Station Money Games Probed by FTC
Washington authorities say a Federal Trade Commission inquiry finds unfair and deceptive practices in gas pump games at stations and retailers. The FTC proposes two rules to curb rigged games and misrepresentation of prizes and will hold hearings on February 21. A trade group representing major distributors disputes the findings.
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Washington
Federrade Commission
FTC
Alait
Fim
Ochard & Brodie, Inc
Churchill 95 Dies in Berea Weavers Founder
Caryell Churchill, 95, founder and inventor of Churchill Weavers in Berea, died Saturday at a local hospital. A physicist by training, he started the company in 1922, turning colorful mountain fabrics into a major market for nearly 50 years.
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Berea
UPI
Caryell Churchill
Churchill Weavers
Churchill
Superintendent Dies in Owsley County Kentucky
Pleas Tomes, 57, longtime Owsley County superintendent of schools, died Saturday at his home from an apparent heat attack. He served a1 years and was president of the Peoples Rural Telephone Cooperative Corp. of McKee and a director of the Kentucky Educational Association. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday with burial in Callahan Cemetery.
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Booneville, Ry
UPI
Pleas Tomes
Owsley County
Turner
Peoples Rural Telephone Cooperative Corp
McKee
Kentucky Edievalion Association
Callahan Cemetery
Guerrilla Attacks and Saigon Bombing Kill Officials
Viet Cong guerrillas attempt to kill South Vietnamese official in Saigon with a grenade attack that injures the minister of education and his bodyguard while the driver dies. US and allied forces press an offensive toward Saigon as fights intensify north of the city. A Communist ammunition cache near Saigon yields 172000 rounds and 278 mortar shells.
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Walsh Saigon
South Wetnany
Vduoton
Killa
Fea
Khe Sane
Tayatian
He Minh
Edpcaton
Saigon Sree
Palleck
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