New Truce Plan Aims 24 Hour Cease Fire in Vietnam
Saigon sources report a Paris drafted cease-fire to be signed with a 24 hour halt and timetables for related provisions. Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho plan to implement Article 20 of the pact, potentially ending U S bombing in Cambodia if observed.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
U.S
Cambodia
Kissinger
Tho
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
National Security Council
Washington
Charles Whitehouse
United States
South Vietnam
Laos
North Vietnam
Power grids brace for second day of voltage cuts
Utilities from Maine to D C cut voltages five to eight percent to ease strain during a heat wave. New York City area faced an eight percent cut and some customers may face load shedding. Michigan and Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland pools redirected power to New York and Michigan as demand peaked.
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Maine
Washington, D.C
New York
Consolidated Edison Co
Westchester County
Michigan Power Pool
Detroit Edison
Michigan
Ohio
New England
Commonwalth Edison Co
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Commonwealth
Chicago
New York Power Pool
Don Edison
Connecticut
Harford County
Maryland
New York State Power Commission
Sohio says pumps will not run dry
Sohio says fuel allocations prevent widespread shortages as dealers report mixed stocks in Cleveland. A spokesman cites monthly rationing through July 1 after the Lima refinery shut for maintenance, with 10 gallon limits at Sohio stations and dealer participation to build reserve stocks.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Sohio
Standard Oil Co
Cleveland
Lima
Hole in I 75 traps youths injuring three near Sharonville
Early today two Sharonville youths 18 year olds Danny Roberts and Clifford Proffitt were hospitalized after a small car driven by Donald Hillard crossed into a closed southbound lane on I 75 near Cincinnati Dayton Road and fell into a hole in a construction area. A 7 50 am car truck crash at the same site injured two more men. the truck driver was unharmed. Sent to Mercy Hospital Hamilton and Bethesda North Hospital the injured were listed in critical or undergoing surgery with few details released.
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Sharonville
Bethesda North Hospital
Danny Roberts
Clifford Proffitt
Donald Hillard
Loveland
Hillard
Cincinnati- Dayton Road
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Morrow Couple Killed in I-71 Crash Near Fields Ertel
A two car crash on I-71 near Fields Ertel Road yesterday afternoon killed Earl B. Roy and his wife Orena both 55 of Ohio 2. Their northbound car swerved hit a guardrail crossed median and struck a southbound car driven by Donald McNamara 62 of Columbus. McNamara remained in fair condition at Bethesda North Hospital while Mrs Roy died at 5 15 p.m. and her husband two hours later.
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Lebanon
I-71
Fields Ertel Road
Earl B. Roy
Orena
Ohio 2
Donald McNamara
Columbus
McNamara
Bethesda North Hospital
Middletown Forecast Warm Weekend Weather Shift
Cooler temperatures and showers are forecast for the Middletown area tonight with lows in the mid-60s. Tomorrow will be cloudy with highs in the mid-80s, after a 92 degree high and 70 degree low yesterday. details are on page 9.
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Middletown
Student Receives Car From Parents On Birthday
A college student was gifted a long sought after automobile by her parents for her birthday. A card on the windshield read with affection, With all love Mama and Pauper.
Environmentalists clash with energy crisis over no degradation ruling
Washington AP report notes Supreme Court upholds Clean Air Act prohibition on significant deterioration of air quality, sparking fear of halting new coal fired plants. Sierra Club officials warn Congress may seek amendment while EPA prepares rules. Industry leaders say new fossil fuel plants could be blocked nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sierra Club
Larry Moss
Coal and Power Industries
Congress
Moss
Carl E. Bagge
National Coal Association
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Bagge
United States
Judge grants John W. Dean immunity to testify before Senate
Federal Judge John J. Sirica ruled Dean will testify before the Senate Watergate committee with immunity and before the grand jury without immunity. The decision allows live coverage of the hearings, while Dean may invoke the Fifth Amendment on grand jury questions.
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Washington
White House
John W. Dean
Senate
U.S. Dist
John J. Sirica
Dean
Sirica
Grand Jury
Charles Shaffer
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Shaffer
Agnew Attacks TV Hearings as Court Process Plays On
Vice President Spiro Agnew in St Louis and Lansing criticized televised hearings for blocking truth and muddying justice. He urged the Senate committee to recess until the court process runs its course, though the hearings would continue.
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Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
St. Louis
Bes
Lansing, Mich
Agnew
Senate Committee
Cox
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