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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1972

Page

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Peace Talks Off the Track in Hanoi Stalling Allegations

U S strategists say Hanoi stalls peace negotiations to strengthen leverage while negotiations at Paris could resume quickly if North Vietnam agrees to serious talks. Officials note Kissinger and Le Duc Tho have not set a new meeting date and Nixon pressures both sides amid resumed bombing.

Washington Nixon Hanoi Paris Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho Kissinger Alexander Haig Thieu

Butler County Action program kicks off Christmas week

Head Start on Christmas week from a Butler County Community Action program began nearly two months ago. Children offered a caroling session before the special Christmas meal served at yesterday's luncheon.

Butler County Sheckler Tried Stone Baptist Church Lafayette Avenue

Losses as US raids hit Hanoi Haiphong complex

Three more B52 bombers reported lost with twelve crewmen missing as large scale air raids hit the Hanoi Haiphong industrial complex. Six crew members parachuted to safety in Thailand. total US losses reach six B52s seven fighters downed with twenty seven airmen missing. Civilian casualties claimed by North Vietnam.

Saigon USS Hanoi-Haiphong Thailand U.S North Vietnam Hanoi Nixon Radio Eye, Ear and Throat Institute Bach Mai Washington Pentagon Jerry W. Friedheim Friedheim Haiphong

First Day of Winter Fog Causes Fatal Crashes Across Nation

Dense fog clung to the Midwest and Northeast on the first day of winter. A Chicago O’Hare collision killed nine and injured 15 as two jet airliners collided on a foggy runway. A Minnesota suburb light-plane crash killed four in a Washington family. A 30-vehicle pileup near Joliet, Illinois killed two and wounded nine. Weather remained treacherous with rain and snow in multiple regions while others saw milder conditions.

Associated Press Pacific Northwest Midwest New England O'Hare International Airport Chicago Washington Minneapolis Joliet Rockies Gulf States Audubon Galveston Tex

Weather outlook with cold, damp conditions through Christmas

Fog and drizzle set tonight with temperatures in the 30s. Tomorrow will stay cool with drizzle and slightly higher highs. The extended outlook shows rain chances each day through Christmas with highs near 50 and overnight lows in the 30s. Yesterday in Middletown the high was 43 and the low 39.

Middletown

Innovative Treatment Used In Truman's Fight For Life

Kansas City AP Harry S Truman remains in serious condition at Research Hospital. Doctors introduced a new approach supplying essential amino acids and removing protein from his tube feed to reduce blood urea nitrogen levels. Officials cautioned the method is uncommon and not market ready.

Truman Kansas City Harry S Truman Research Hospital Wallace Graham John Dreves

Nixon Kissinger Rift Rumors Prompt White House Denial

Press secretary Ziegler denied any split with Henry Kissinger over Vietnam policy as Nixon prepared for holidays in Florida. Kissinger met Nixon aboard the jetliner and Haig was due in to join them. Thieu and Saigon reports hint at a warning of cut aid if a peace deal falters.

Ronald L. Ziegler Nixon Bayfront Florida Kissinger Alexander M. Haig Jr Saigon White House Haig Nguyen van Thieu U.S Thieu Ziegler

Anti Nixon Pamphlets Strewn in St Peter’s Square

In Vatican City pamphlets accusing President Nixon of betraying the peace in Vietnam were scattered in St Peter’s Square during a private audience with Tricia Nixon Cox and Edward Cox. The leaflet group Italy Vietnam Committee urged a Friday Rome peace demonstration. The Coxes visited the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museum after the audience and planned to travel to Athens.

Tricia Pope Nixon Vietnam St. Peter’s Square Paul VI Edward Cox Coxes Sistine Chapel Vatican Museum Cox Rome London Athens

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