Expectations Of Peace Climbing In Paris Talks
Washington reports modest gains toward a Vietnam settlement as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho make tangible progress in a week of renewed bargaining. Officials say more work remains before a pact, and Nixon may send a high level emissary to Saigon before signing. Secretary Rogers reiterates the policy of silence on Paris talks.
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Washington
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc
Tho
William P. Rogers
House
Nixon administration vows swift action on wage price limits
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz says the Nixon administration will use enforcement powers quickly if any company or union exceeds the new voluntary wage price standards. The decision marks a hard line after a pause in policy and signals readiness to curb inflation.
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Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon Administration
Cost of Living Council
Bombers Hit Port City. U S Targets in Vietnam War
U S B52 bombers attacked supply depots and troop positions around Vinh and south across the DMZ, using nearly 80 aircraft. In the 24 hour period ending Saturday 87 tactical strikes were logged, weather limited panhandle air runs, and Nixon paused bombing north of the 20th parallel while B52s and fighters continued south. Shultz defended Phase 3 wage price rules as voluntary with enforcement powers possible to curb excess.
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Saigon
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Vietnam
Panhandle
Nixon
Quang Tri Province
Quang Tri City
Cam Lo
Corona heart attack delays verdict in mass murder trial
Juan Corona, described as tense and anxious, suffered an apparent heart attack while jurors debated his case in Fairfield California. He is in satisfactory condition at a Vacaville medical facility as defense and court officials weigh whether his illness will delay a verdict and his presence in open court.
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Fairfield
Calif
Juan Corona
Corona
Vacaville
Richard E. Patton
Richard Hawk
Roserio Buenrostro
Hawk
M.F. Stock
Stock
Kissinger Ends Paris Talks Reports Progress
Henry Kissinger closed six days of peace talks with Hanoi's Le Duc Tho and flew to Florida to brief President Nixon. Both sides claimed progress but offered no timelines. Negotiations continue with technical talks led by Sullivan and Thao's delegation in Paris and Gif sur Yvette.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Florida
Nixon
Sullivan
Nguyen Co Thach
White House
William Sullivan
Nuts and Bolt
Tho
Kissinger
Gif Sur Yvette
County Engineer Faces Claims Over Train Crossing Fatalities
Mrs. Juanita Wells accuses Butler County Engineer Stan Perin of mixing two separate at grade crossing fatalities at Franklin Madison Road B and O Railroad. She says her son Elbert Lee died in August 1968 not with witnesses proving cars stopped at the crossing. She warns of legal action if Perin does not retract statements in a letter to county commissioners.
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Butler County
Stan Perin
B&o
Franklin- Madison Road
Juanita Wells
Bistance
Elbert Lee
Perin
Wells
Year 72 a bad year for area traffic safety
Middletown saw 10 traffic fatalities last year signaling a harsh period for local road safety. Page 22 features Pete Chappar’s staff report. Dorothy Damele and Iona Asher profile a Middletown widow who helped run her husband’s business and a man’s 29 year cream on page 13. Frances Lee Keppler, a young official in the Ohio Department of Corrections, discusses being taken seriously as she works. Page 4¢.
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Middletown Area
Pete Chappar
Middletown
Dorothy Damele
Iona Asher
Frances Lee Keppler
Ohio Department of Corrections
Shawnee Lee
Warm spell expected to continue across Ohio and Kentucky
The warming trend began in Ohio yesterday and will continue today and Monday. Temperatures may reach the 40s today with overnight lows near 35. Friday through the weekend, mid-50s are likely under fair to partly cloudy skies, with Kentucky warmer and northern Ohio slightly cooler.
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Ohio
Meir Attends Paris Socialist Meeting Despite Protests
Golda Meir, 74, faced protests as students burned her effigy in Paris while she met Socialist leaders at the Palais du Luxembourg. French police in riot gear guarded the building with 1000 officers, helicopters, and ban on press for the opening session amid strained politics before elections.
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Golda Meir
Israel
Palais du Luxembourg
Latin Quarter
Golda
Senate
Mrs. Meir
Press
Puweli
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