Kissinger leaves Paris without new Vietnam cease fire deal
In Paris Kissinger departed for Washington without finalizing a widely expected communique on the Vietnam cease fire, saying he will return Tuesday to resume talks with Hanoi's Le Duc Tho. He cited preparations for Brezhnev's U S visit and left Sullivan and Thach to continue at a lower level.
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Skylab crew begins full science run over Earth
Astronauts Paul J. Weitz Charles Conrad Jr and Joseph P. Kerwin launched the first full scientific day of Skylab 1. Cameras ruled on crop growth hot spots and Earth features while power constraints limited operations and a cooling valve issue was kept from hindering the mission.
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Super horse Triumph Tops Belmont and Triple Crown
A profile of a legendary racehorse, claiming it may be the greatest of all time after winning the Belmont and Triple Crown by 31 lengths. The full story promises one of sports history's memorable moments on page 47.
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Vietnam fighting escalation and peace talks tense
Saigon government and Viet Cong accuse each other of land grabbing as Paris negotiators near a peace plan. Kissinger plans to return to Washington without a cease fire halt announcement. Attacks rise to near peak since February 21. Canada’s peacekeeping delegation stays in quarters. Saigon troops maintain high alert in hotspot areas.
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Fungal curiosity draws crowd to Mrs. Brown’s lawn on Franklin-Madison
Mrs. Walter Brown reports a mysterious insect-eating fungus in her lilac bushes on Franklin-Madison Road has attracted a crowd. Dozens visited yesterday, trespassed on her yard, and even pulled onions while locals search for clues about the unusual growth.
Anti-inflation plan proposed by Nixon aides
Nixon's top economic advisers proposed a new anti-inflation plan with tougher enforcement of existing controls and selective new measures, possibly targeting the petroleum industry. A gasoline tax option was discussed while a price freeze remains a considered possibility. Shultz reportedly saw his recommendations rejected. Participants included Burns Ash and Stein.
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Weyand poised for Army vice chief of staff post
Gen Frederick Co Weyand, who finished the Vietnam withdrawal, is eyed to become the Army's vice chief of staff. He would replace Gen Alexander M Haig who retired to join Nixon's White House staff. Weyand, 56, last commanded in Vietnam and is now in Hawaii overseeing Pacific Army forces.
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Frederick Co. Weyand
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Pacific
Creighton W. Abrams
Abrams
Glance Inside Warren County Sees Architecture Change
Warren County undergoes architectural change with referenced features of old structures. Staffer Shawnee Lee's story appears on page 31. UPS AND DOWNS in Middletown's downtown renewal project will be more noticeable in coming weeks. Karen Garloch's story is on page 16. Volunteer fire departments and rescue squads are dedicated to saving lives and property. typical area departments and personnel outlined on page 32.
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Karen Garloch
Peaceful end to Ohio Michigan border skirmish at Dundee
In Dundee Michigan and Ohio crews fired across the Basin River for 45 minutes before both sides agreed to a cease fire and beer. Representative Edward E. Mahalak of Romulus became the only POW as Michigan and Ohio pledged to honor the existing Toledo boundary and halt costly border disputes. The 1835 36 war was settled by Congress granting Toledo to Ohio and a 1950s Supreme Court ruling reaffirmed Ohio’s claim to part of Lake Erie.
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Name omitted in Miami list causes correction at Miami University
OXFORD The name of Evelyn Price 108 Farview Lebanon was omitted from a list of candidates for Miami University degrees published earlier this week Miami's Office of Public Information said today A corrected list will be released with the complete names and degree details.
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Farview
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Office of Public Information
Weather outlook for Ohio and surrounding states
Partly cloudy and warm weather is expected to linger in southwestern Ohio today and tomorrow. Highs in the upper 80s and tonight’s low in the upper 60s. The chance of rain is about 10 percent today with similar conditions extending to Kentucky Indiana and Michigan.
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Ohio Higher Ed Funding Lags Behind Peers, Kent State Speech
Dr. James A. Norton, chancellor designate of the Ohio Board of Regents, told 2,200 graduates at Kent State University that higher education appropriations rose from 55 million in 1963 to 325 million in 1972 but Ohio still underinvests compared with other industrial states. He urged forming a citizens committee to aid planning, noted funding pressures, changing times, and a declining traditional student population while anticipating his July 1 start.
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