Viet Cong Reject Nixon Peace Plan Reportedly
Paris dispatch says Phan Van Dong states Viet Cong allies rejected President Nixon’s eight point plan. It is unclear if North Vietnam also rejected the proposal.
05 Feb 1972
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1972
Page
1
Paris dispatch says Phan Van Dong states Viet Cong allies rejected President Nixon’s eight point plan. It is unclear if North Vietnam also rejected the proposal.
American fighter bombers destroyed a Soviet made SAM 2 missile transporter and three antiaircraft guns along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. In ground fighting the allied command reported 125 North Vietnamese troops killed and 66 enemy deaths in ambushes. The U S plane dodged two SAM missiles after the attack. The Viet Cong condemned the Vietnamization policy and demanded Thieu resign with a timeline for U S troop withdrawal.
Forecast calls for a low near 15 tonight warming to around 40 by daybreak tomorrow. A 40 percent chance of precipitation includes snow possibly mixed with rain in the outlook for tomorrow.
In Belfast the helicopter lifts suspected IRA guerrillas to internment without trial under the 1920 Special Powers Act. Since Faulkner's policy began six months ago, over 1,000 have been detained, with roughly half released and the rest confined at Crumlin or on the Maidstone.
British troops block Newry streets as IRA gunmen reportedly target patrols ahead of a planned civil rights march by Catholics. Authorities warn of possible attacks while urging a stationary rally to respect the Northern Ireland ban on public processions. Bernadette Devlin and other Sinn Fein figures join the protest in Belfast.
Fire destroyed a two story Salvation Army warehouse in Columbus on the south side Friday night. Firefighters saved dozens of renovated houses in nearby German Village. The warehouse contained clothing bicycles and televisions and was a total loss with no injuries. The cause was not determined.
A Vancouver International Airport locker held a bomb after a Toronto to Tokyo flight was warned of a threat. The Empress 401 with 88 aboard diverted to Anchorage for a bomb search. no device was found. Extortion demanded about 100000 dollars.
Washington reports that the NHTSA plans to require overhead periscopes in all new cars, providing a wider 60 to 80 degree rear view. Tests show doubled horizontal visibility, reducing blind spots though some drivers fear the broader view may be confusing. The change is slated for potential rollout by September 1976.
A secretary describes her boss in vivid metaphor calling him the office locomotive who runs back and forth, emits smoke, and whistles as he works.
The Senate voted 45 to 23 to approve a foreign aid bill aimed at increasing multilateral assistance through international organizations, despite House cuts. The measure would replace much of the bilateral focus as conferees prepare next week to reconcile differences. The current stopgap funding ends February 22, and the totals fall short of Nixon’s request.
In Cincinnati Princeton High School vowed disciplinary action for about a dozen students after rowdy behavior and spitball paper wads disrupted a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performance. Erich Kunzel halted the show when a cello player was hit, ending the first half. a second high school performance proceeded without incident.
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