Kissinger Sees Cease Fire Details Still Unresolved
Washington officials say North Vietnam has not agreed on the next talks. Kissinger described peace as near but requires one to four days of final sessions to finalize a cease fire. Nixon aides say Hanoi must set time and place, while Saigon signals the cease-fire timing rests with the communists.
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North Vietnam
United States
Paris
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Hanoi
Cambodia
International Control Commission
India
Poland
Canada
Indochina
Saigon
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
Hoang Duc Nha
Nha
Dr. Kissinger
Wisconsin News Digest Highlights Subpoenas Tax, Crops and Center Plans
Madison reports a sedition of subpoenas in a price fixing probe with Golden Cars Inc refusing payroll records citing fifth amendment rights. Northern Wisconsin crops face about 2.5 million dollars in losses from frost and weather, mainly potatoes and apples. UW-Madison bids proceed for a new 48 million medical center with bids advertising within two weeks. Milwaukee toll from a fatal expressway crash reaches 958 for 1972. UW scientists unveil an 88 ton microscope for biological research. Nowakowski grand jury inquiry may cost up to 1000 dollars daily. Tricia Cox weighs in on revenue sharing amid federal program debate. Danilo Artez pleads guilty to conspiracy to transport for immoral purposes. sentencing set.
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Medical Center
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Fred Risser
State Building Commission
Danilo Artez
U. S
James E. Doyle
Artez
Waupun State
Monroe High School Exchange Group Heads to New York Trip
The Monroe High School Student Exchange group of 15 girls and 15 boys departs at 7 a.m. for a weeklong itinerary including Washington D C Baltimore Philadelphia and New York City. Advisors Fred Simpson and Mrs W R Schuetze accompany. Mrs William Spoerry misses this year.
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Monroe High School
New York
Connetquot High School
Bohemia
N.Y
Fred Simpson
W. R. Schuetze
William Spoerry
Elyria
Ohio
Cleveland
Washington, D.C
Mayflower Hotel
Capitol Building
Archives
Smithsonian Institute
National Gallery of Art
Arlington Cemetery
Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Constitutional Hall
Philadelphia
Solid waste contracts not authorized in Monroe
Mayor Cliff Reasa issued a notice to commercial and industrial firms that the city has not authorized any entity to negotiate solid waste disposal contracts. He said the council is studying the program and may bid on city business in the future. an official announcement will follow.
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Cliff Reasa
Reasa
Monroe
the Times
Dead heat in Canada stirs national confusion after election
In Canada the 29th general election ends with a near tie between the Liberals and Conservatives. Trudeau leads the Liberals with 108 seats to Stanfield’s 107, both far from a majority. the New Democratic Party holds 30 seats providing potential balance of power. Recounts and a possible coalition shadow the immediate political outlook.
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Toronto
Canada
House of Commons
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Liberals
Robert L. Stanfield
Conservatives
Socialistic
New Democratic Party
Social Credit
Canacga
Trudeau
Britain
David Lewis
New Democrats
Stanfield
Six days of heavy attacks in South Vietnam and Nixon campaign notes
Communist forces launched over 100 attacks across South Vietnam marking a sixth straight day of intensified activity. US air and naval strikes against North Vietnam continued only below the 20th parallel while B52s hit southern supply caches. In Pittsburgh, McGovern urged voters to oust Nixon. Nixon pledged property tax relief for the elderly if re-elected, signing a $6 billion Social Security bill and vetoing two elder aid bills. A Doane survey in October showed Nixon leading McGovern among Midwestern farmers 66.0% to 17.6%.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Washington
Nixon
Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
George McGovern
Obituaries Noted On Page Five Of Newspaper
Page five carries obituary notices highlighting local residents and brief life details. The items appear among other classifieds and community notices, reflecting the newspaper’s traditional obituary column.
Probe starts in Chicago crash
Federal safety officials opened a probe into the commuter train collision that killed 44 and injured more than 300 near Chicago. The investigation focuses on car strength, signaling, and train speeds as Transportation Secretary Volpe toured wreckage and officials assessed the impact.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Gulf Electric
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
Transportation
John Volpe
Hendy Wakeland
Department
Bureau of Transportation Safety
Nixon
George McGovern
Pittsburgh
Volpe
Washington
Elizabethport
N.J
Richard B. Ogilvie
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Spencer Davis
Associated Press
Badger
THE
Golden Cars Inc
Dane County
John P. Morris
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Te Polich
Air Force
Milwaukee
Nowakowski
Richard C. Nowakowksi
Milwaukee County
Leo C. Talsky
Board Services
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Florida
Tricia
Hecklers
Wausau
Tricia Cox
Marathon County
Congress
Long Island
New York City
Statue of Liberty
Stanton Island
WEKZ
United Church of Christ
Walter Donovan, Jr
Robert Salzwedel
Times
AP News
McGovern
the Advisor
Society News
27Th Street
Robert W. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Michael Reese Hospital
Blast
Lake City
Minn
Minnesota
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