Kissinger Tho Meet for Fifth Time in Paris Talks
In Paris Henry A Kissinger and Le Duc Tho held their fifth meeting after Kissinger reported some progress toward revitalizing the Vietnam ceasefire. The talks extended to 18 hours over four meetings with deputies meeting long hours too. No clear sign of an interpretive annex to the January cease-fire emerged. The atmosphere appeared friendly and Viet Cong bombing allegations were not publicly addressed.
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Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon era eyes gasoline allocation to prevent shortages
The Nixon administration is inclined to require gasoline allocation this summer to avoid severe shortages in certain regions of the United States. McCord, returning, vows to pour out all.
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McCord
Washington
Saigon rejects cease-fire zones plan and oil allocation move
Saigon's seven point cease-fire proposal asks for detailed zone delineations and pre-truce position talks, while Viet Cong rejected it. In Washington, officials discuss a mandatory oil allocation up to 10 percent of gasoline supplies to ensure national security, with a likely July start and a parallel voluntary plan for major producers.
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Vietnam
le Trung Hien
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Treasury
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Watergate ties linger as hearings probe Nixon links
McCord testifies under oath that John J. Caulfield offered to buy silence and mention Nixon. Other testimonies name Haldeman and Gray as part of the investigation while White House denies advance presidential knowledge.
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John J. Caulfield
White House
Caulfield
Senate
Nixon
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FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Vernon A. Walters
Walters
Gray
Refinery Tank Car Damaged In Early Morning Fire
Cincinnati AP report states the state Fire Marshall investigates an early morning fire at the Tressler Comet Refinery tank farm. No injuries reported. about 1000 dollars damage from an electric spark igniting methanol fumes.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Tressler- Comet
Dan Klotter
Helms Wanted to Stay as CIA Chief After Watergate
Richard M. Helms told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he preferred remaining head of the CIA to keep it out of Watergate fallout. He suggested a longer tenure might have worked better than a newcomer, and avoided answering whether he sought the Iran ambassadorship.
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Richard M. Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Helms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
CIA
U.S
Iran
Nixon
Cost of living rises again in April driven by food and fuel
The Labor Department reports consumer prices up seven tenths of one percent in April, matching February's rise after March's record jump. Food at grocery stores rose 1.6 percent, with fruits, vegetables, and beef prices climbing, while clothing, used cars, and gasoline also contributed.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Skylab salvage mission readies for Friday launch
Cape Kennedy preparations surge as three astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz race to launch on Friday. Flight controllers face extreme temperature swings from 130 degrees to 34 degrees while testing in Alabama and seeking to deploy a solar shield to save the $294 million station. Officials expect a Thursday decision from Skylab director William Schneider on whether to proceed.
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Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Skylab
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Secret White House papers disclose domestic spying plan
Sen. Stuart Symington outlined secret White House documents proposing a CIA and Pentagon program of burglaries and illegal acts for domestic intelligence. The plan, written by Tom Charles Huston in 1970, set no burglary limits but was never carried out. Huston testified to the Senate, confirming authenticity and noting the files targeted Nixon and Haldeman, with possible references to Ellsberg’s psychiatrist break in.
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Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
Daniel Ellsberg
Gerald L. Warren
Middletown Weather Forecast Looks Warmer This Week
Tonight and Wednesday expect showers or thunderstorms with lows in the mid-50s and highs tomorrow in the low 70s. Showers stay in the Middletown area Thursday and Friday, then fair skies Saturday. Yesterday reached a high of 76 and overnight low 58. Weather details are on page 6.
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