Tho to Meet Kissinger If New Vietnam Talks Arise
Vietnam peace prospects appear with Le Duc Tho in Paris saying he will meet Kissinger again if there is new substance to discuss. Tho hinted at developments in the Vietnam question may emerge in a few days as the talks resume after a 10 week break. Meanwhile a stormy weather week brings a cloudburst across Green County with up to 3.2 inches in places and wind damage reported near Albany and Monticello.
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Connally assails McGovern on troop withdrawal pledge
AP News In Brief reports John B. Connally denounces George McGovern’s pledge to withdraw all troops and war prisoners within 90 days of inauguration as unfair and a hindrance to peace efforts. Also news from Belfast Iceland, Washington and Los Angeles covers violence, chess, wage controls, and a Hughes slander suit.
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McGovern Admits Uphill Campaign Battle In Washington
Democratic candidate George S. McGovern acknowledges a tough path to the nomination after greeting supporters at Andrews Air Force Base and briefing the press. Running mate Thomas Eagleton returns to Kansas City as party leaders reshuffle, with Jean Westwood named national chair and Basil Paterson elected vice chair amid Salinger withdrawal.
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New York
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Fatal crash toll rises as two teens die in River plunge
A car left the road in Ladysmith, plunging through a bridge railing into the Flambeau River. Allan M. Stoner, 21, of Sheldon, drowned. Leland Paul, 22, was rescued after hanging onto a bridge abutment. Firemen recovered Stoner's body hours later. The Wisconsin toll reached 562 for 1972.
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Bombers strike around Quang Tri City as heavy losses reported
U S B52 bombers pounded North Vietnamese forces near Quang Tri City in two major strikes, destroying bunkers and weapons and killing hundreds. The raids, part of a broader South Vietnamese counteroffensive, involved more than 2500 tons of explosives across four military regions and drew in U S carrier air power.
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Wisconsin Legislature Overrides Three Lucey Vetoes
The Wisconsin legislature adjourned a veto session after overriding only three of 36 Lucey altered measures. Debates centered on Lucey line vetoes to the budget and rules governing agency power, welfare, and tax-relief plans. The urban rural coalition fractured over proposed compensation for local governments and state property acquisitions.
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