Paris Talks Delayed by Lodge Appointment Ahead of Nixon Inauguration
The appointment of Henry Cabot Lodge as U S chief negotiator at Paris delays start of Vietnam talks beyond Nixon’s January 20 inauguration. Harriman will press to launch soon but procedural disputes and seating arrangements stall progress. South Vietnam views Lodge as hawkish and allies with Ky while seeking a dividing line to keep the Viet Cong separate, a stance the Americans may drop.
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Bonn
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Nguyen Cao Ky
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Hanoi
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National Liberation Front
Washington-Saigon
Johnson
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Book on mastery over women returned by husband
A London bookseller reported a customer letter saying he is returning the book about mastery over women ordered 10 days ago because his wife would not allow him to keep it. The note reflects domestic tension tied to a provocative purchase.
Pilot Error May Have Caused Airliner Crash
Investigators say Afghan Airlines Boeing 727 likely misread a 100 meter visibility report at Gatwick and attempted a landing. The captain chose to descend despite thick fog, crashing into a farmhouse two miles from the runway. 50 people died, 15 survived. The plane carried Afghans, Indians and Pakistanis from Kabul to London. A separate train collision near Paddock Wood killed four.
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London
Peple
Board of Trade
George Kelley
Ariana Afghan Airlines
Kabul
Chicago Buys Garbage For Scientific Blending Test
Chicago uses city garbage to create a scientific blend for a compression machine. James M. McDonough seeks specific discarded items and household waste for three months of testing to form bales, with possible lakefill use and costs to the city running up to 150 dollars plus labor.
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Chicago
John F. Ward
Ward
James M. McDonough
McDonough
Mideast Talks Slow as Border Attacks Prompt Debate
Lebanese and Israeli officials met at the border under United Nations supervision to discuss complaints from violations of the 1948 armistice as tension stays high in Israeli occupied lands. Israel rejected the Soviet peace plan citing demands for full withdrawal and no secure borders while Arab press mixed reaction.
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Mixed Armistice Commission
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Beirut
Hussein Ouweini
U.N
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Big Four
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Jordan
Wel
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Abba Eban
Jerusalem
Washington
London
al Abram
U.N. Security Council
ONeill Threatens Crackdown on Religious Warfare in Ireland
Northern Ireland premier Captain Terence O Neill vowed to deploy riot police if sectarian violence continues in Londonderry. He considers banning political parades and tightening powers under the Public Order Act as Catholic and Protestant factions clash amid riots that injured more than 200, including 22 policemen.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Terence O'Neill
O'Neill
Town
Queens University
The
People's Democracy
Belfast
Great Britain
Middletown Area Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries
The Middletown aid vicinity forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with snow flurries and high winds. Lows tonight in the upper teens to around 20s, highs Tuesday in the 20s, with about a half inch of snow reported last night. Yesterday reached 32 degrees with a 22 degree low this morning.
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Middletown
Hayakawa Opens College Facing Trouble at San Francisco State
San Francisco State College returns after holiday with police on alert as Gov. Reagan pledges force to protect classes. Acting president Hayakawa enacts new rules banning central campus rallies while strikers led by the Black Students Union and Third World Liberation Front press 15 negotiable demands on issues from faculty to a black studies department.
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