Mystery Saigon envoy signals peace talks advance in Paris
Reports from Paris say a Saigon envoy arrived to arrange reception for Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky amid a South Vietnamese push to rejoin the Paris talks. An imminent U S Saigon agreement on participation is anticipated as Thieu weighs joining negotiations with the United States North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. Washington monitoring indicates an imminent public announcement may follow weeks of talks and metric steps toward a four way conference.
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Nixon Signs Autographs At School On Monday
President Nixon spent Monday afternoon signing autographs for school girls before walking to his temporary offices in the Hotel Pierre, according to AP.
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Rhodes Pushes Ohio Views on Federal Programs
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes met with President-elect Richard M. Nixon in New York to advocate revision of federal welfare education housing and jobs programs. Rhodes stressed objective approaches and warned HEW's liberal interpretation hinders practical administration.
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Allies Enter DMZ Area In Pursuit Of N Viets
U S Marines and South Vietnamese infantry moved into the demilitarized zone for the first time since the bombing halt. Marines faced fire from fortified positions near Con Thien and Gio Linh, with reports of at least three North Vietnamese killed and no US casualties by late afternoon.
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No Trace Found Of Missing 78 Miners Ponder Rescue
In MANNINGTON West Virginia rescue leaders and company officials face a possible decision on whether to continue efforts for 78 miners trapped six days after a explosion and fire at Mountaineer Coal No 9 mine. Gas levels remain deadly and further rescue teams have been halted.
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France pursues austerity to save the franc in de Gaulle plan
Premier Couve de Murville outlined a $1 billion spending cut and tax reforms as France submits a second phase austerity program to the National Assembly. Currency controls at borders curb travel with strict limits on cash as the government aims to stop speculators from moving francs abroad.
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Upton Sinclair Dies at 90 King of the Muckrakers passes away in New Jersey
Upton Sinclair a prolific author and watchdog of social injustice died at age 90 in Bound Brook New Jersey He wrote 89 books over 63 years and rose to fame with The Jungle which exposed meat packing conditions influencing national pure food laws Sinclair won the Pulitzer Prize in 1942 for Dragon’s Teeth He lived near Princeton wrote in a small farm and lectured widely his life ending after a long battle with illness and a final memorial service planned at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Bound Brook.
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Middletown Cloudy With Showers Then Warmer Wed
The Middletown forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight with a few showers ending later. Low temperatures will be in the middle to upper 30s. Partly sunny Wednesday with little change in temperatures. Yesterday’s high was 52 and this morning’s low was 37.
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