Kissinger Intervenes as Thieu Faces Pressure over War Ending
In Saigon Kissinger arrives as Tho returns to Hanoi amid rumors of pressuring South Vietnam to accept a compromise and Thieu to step down. Nixon weighs further troop withdrawals while Kissinger plans a Honolulu summit with Tanaka and reports back before the GOP convention.
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Tho
Washington
Paris
Kissinger
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Nixon
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Miami Beach
Ziegler
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Guam
Thailand
White House
U S Planes Score Heavy Strikes in North Vietnam
U S forces conducted more than 290 strikes in North Vietnam the largest since August 8 across the northwest rail line to China. Air Force F4 Phantoms hit the Phu Tho railroad bridge and parts of the Viet Tri power plant while 175 Americans are now listed as missing in air losses since the offensive began.
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Phu Tho
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Viet Tri
South Vietnam
Back To School Special Section Highlights Local Students
Four year old Teri Lynn Dyehouse, cover girl for the Back to School section, is among thousands of area youngsters returning to classes next month. The section covers local schools, teachers, new programs, college financing, and job application challenges for grads. Teri, daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Wiley of 1733 Central Ave, was photographed by John Sheckler during a pre school session and will start kindergarten at Central School in September.
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Jokers Land in Jail Over Hijacking Jokes at Airports
Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports have seen a rising number of arrests as pranksters are charged with giving false reports of hijacking or interfering with a flight crew. Prosecutors caution humor can lead to jail, and cases emphasize the seriousness of aviation security.
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Leanza
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New York
St. Augustine
Fla
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Golf
Robshaw
McGovern vows to end wage price controls within days of inauguration
Democratic nominee George McGovern told Illinois labor leaders he can end wage and price controls within nine days of taking office after the Vietnam war ends and military spending is cut. He argued Nixon misused the war to justify controls as unions endorsed him, while other unions formed a coalition to back McGovern.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures
Forecast calls for clear skies tonight with lows around 58 to 60 degrees. Thursday will be sunny with highs near 80. Friday through Sunday stay fair and mild with daytime highs in the 80s. Yesterday’s high reached 80 and the morning low was 57.
Gunman atop Memphis bridge shoots at two people
A young man with a pistol climbed the Memphis-Arkansas Bridge superstructure in Memphis and fired at two persons, no injuries reported. Traffic halted for 45 minutes on the I-55 span, the only direct route to Arkansas, as witnesses recounted a woman with two flares and a friend using a loudspeaker to coax him down.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis-Arkansas
Mississippi River
Memphis
Arkansas
Gene Cumby
Passenger’s remark halts interstate traffic gently
A friend known only as Buddy described a halt to interstate traffic as too good and too gentle to have a gun, reflecting a cautious, nonviolent stance during a tense moment.
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Buddy
Unidentified gunman on bridge prompts traffic halt
On the bridge an unidentified gunman paced the beams for 45 minutes while a crowd gathered. He yelled at them to go away as Tennessee and Arkansas troopers, riflemen, and a Memphis Police helicopter with searchlight watched from below. Traffic resumed once authorities permitted it.
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Arkansas
Memphis Police Department
Family bonds and teenage insight revealed
A reflective piece explores belonging to a family with a teenager, noting humor and growth. It frames adolescence as a mirror for parental faults and empathy, highlighting the dynamic between parent and teen as a path to self awareness.
Nixon weighs Congress excesses at Camp David retreat
President Nixon, at Camp David, reviews requests for a $30.5 billion Health, Education, Welfare and Labor appropriation passed by Congress last week. White House aides say he is weighing economic and congressional issues during his third visit in a week.
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Nixon
Camp David
Congress
White House
Mountaintop
Maryland
Signatures scarce in Ohio income tax repeal drive
Ohio Secretary of State report shows 7 381 of 8 157 signatures valid for the income tax repeal petition amounting to 9 5 percent valid. Only 13 of 88 counties reported, with canvass by county boards of elections expected to finish next week. The drive needs 318 414 valid signatures to place repeal on the November ballot.
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Ted W. Brown
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