Kissinger Encouraged to Hold More Talks in Paris
Henry Kissinger returned from his fourth private Paris session with Hanoi negotiators reporting modest optimism. He met Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy for six and a half hours and briefed President Nixon at the White House. Further meetings will be announced as they are held.
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Peace talks stall as Kissinger meets North Vietnamese leaders
At the Paris peace conference the United States and North Vietnam remain divided over a ceasefire and political settlement. Kissinger’s secret talks yielded no substantive breakthrough while porter pressed for clarity on Nixon’s ceasefire plan and prisoner release. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese leaders insist on a simultaneous political and military settlement and oppose U.S. withdrawal.
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Defeated $5 Billion Job Bill Could Ring Political Alarm
The 5 billion emergency job making bill fell 206 to 18 in the House. It would have funded grants for public works and water systems, claimed to create 500000 construction jobs.
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Tornado Rips Lake Mills Headed South of Town
An undetected tornado touched down in Lake Mills causing an estimated 12 000 to 14 000 dollars in property damage and one injury. City Manager Frank Hill said the funnel formed south of the town and crossed Main Street. The only reported injury was a knee cut to Mrs James Sault.
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O'Brien Named National Campaign Chairman For McGovern
Senator George McGovern names former DNC chair Lawrence F. O'Brien as national campaign chairman to unify Democratic and labor support. O'Brien will liaise with Congress governors mayors and party and labor officials and travel nationwide to rally support ahead of the November 7 election.
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Senate rejects Nixon wage bill in close 47 to 46 vote
The Senate defeated the Republican substitute for a Democratic wage bill, voting 47 to 46 as Senator McGovern helped tip the margin. The proposal would raise the minimum wage from 1.60 to 2.00 in two steps, expanding coverage to 8.4 million workers while opponents warned of inflation and job losses. Democrats aimed to defeat the substitute to push a 2.20 plan with broader coverage.
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Meany Holds AFL-CIO In Neutral Stance On 1972 Election
George Meany, leading the AFL-CIO to a 27-3 vote against endorsing either McGovern or Nixon, maintained neutrality while criticizing Nixon and avoiding a direct endorsement. The move unsettles McGovern supporters and signals potential internal challenges to Meany's grip on labor politics.
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