Nixon to urge continued peace talks with Vietnam
President Nixon said he will send Henry Kissinger to Hanoi February 10 to 13 and plan a spring meeting with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu at the Western White House. He stated postwar relations and reconstruction of all Indochina will be discussed at the two diplomacy sessions.
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Washington
Vietnam
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
Nguyen van Theu
White House
Indochina
Stennis Slightly Improves in Hospital After Shooting
Sen. John C. Stennis 71, shot outside his northwest Washington home, showed slight improvement after a comfortable night. A hospital spokesman said he was awake with good vital signs and guarded recovery prospects as FBI and police investigate the attack.
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Washington
John C. Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Stennis
William Cresswell
Coy
John Hampton Stennis
John
FBI
Weather outlook with showers and mild lows in the 50s
The forecast calls for showers to continue tonight with lows near 50. Tomorrow will stay cloudy with a chance of showers and highs in the 50s. Yesterday's high in Middletown reached 45 with overnight lows recorded. State and national weather map featured on page 15.
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Middletown
Viet Cong General Tran Van Tra Rescued for Peace Mission
U S helicopters flew to a jungle rendezvous and evacuated Lt Gen Tran Van Tra the Viet Cong commander of the 1968 Tet offensive along with 28 others to Tan Son Nhut Air Base on the eve of a peacekeeping commission formation.
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Saigon
U.S
Tran van Tra
Tan Son Nhut
Tra Captured By U S Forces Halts Peace Talks Progress
Mee itil Tra, 55, deputy military commander of the elusive COSVN, is reportedly key to prisoner exchanges as seven U S helicopters evacuated him and his unit from Loc Ninh to Camp Davis Tan Son Nhut. His absence stalls the four nation cease fire talks and observer deployments. Cease fire violations continue to decline while attacks in the north remain high.
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Tra
COSVN
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Loc Ninh
Saigon
Tan Son Nhut
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Women Inmates Strike At Ohio Reformatory
Ninety five inmates at the Ohio Reformatory for Women failed to report for work in a growing strike. A department spokesman said the reasons are not clear and that the action began as a nuisance but worsened as 36 more inmates joined.
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Ohio Reformatory For Women
Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections
Columbus
Charges Dropped Against Carlisle Police Chief Stamm
Warren County prosecutor dropped all charges against suspended Carlisle Police Chief Larry Stamm after a hung jury in the prior trial. No further trial will occur. Stamm had faced allegations he took nearly 600 dollars from the Owen Lainhart home during a breaking and entering investigation.
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Lebanon
Carlisle
Larry Stamm
Warren County
Morris Turkelson
Stamm
Owen Lainhart
Pentagon Papers File Tampering Alleged
Los Angeles AP reports a retired Air Force officer testified in the Pentagon papers trial about secret orders to remove reports from government files that could aid Ellsberg and Russo. Lt. Col. Edward A. Miller said he prepared the reports in 1971, sent them to the general counsel, and that Hinkle later wrote a memo about the incident.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
Pentagon
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Edward A. Miller
Charles Hinkle
Office of Security Review
OSR
Ellsberg
Russo
J. Fred Buzhardt
Miller
Hinkle
Man Killed In Wreck In Milford
Milford authorities said 32 year old Ed gar Leidbeater of Ad dyston Township died in a one car crash on a rural road Wednesday night.
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Milford, Ohio
Edgar Leidbeater
Addyston Township
Administration Opens The Gates For Record Corn And Bean Crops
The Nixon administration eases restrictions to boost corn and soybean output. Farmers may plant about 74 million acres of corn as set aside drops to nine million, aiming to lift 1973 crops toward record totals and meet export needs.
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Washington
Nixon
USDA
Monroe voters to choose 15 charter framing panel
Nearly 200 residents circulate candidacy petitions to appear on May 8 ballot in Monroe for the city charter commission. Elections offices report hundreds of petitions issued. filing deadline extended to February 22. Voter counts show 4CA and 4CB precincts with about 2,000 registered electors.
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Monroe
Ellen Murphy
Middletown
County Board of Elections
Hamilton
Board of Elections
POW Release Denied By U S Command In Saigon
Reports that three American prisoners of the Viet Cong were released and flown to Saigon were denied by the U S Command. Officials said they could not substantiate the officer's account of a rescue mission and noted past delays in confirming prisoner releases.
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Saigon
U.S
Tiate
Saigon Army Hospital
Associated Press
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Mee
Itil
Marysville, Ohio
Eldridge
General Counsel
Jerry Freidheim
Defense For Public Affairs
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