Kissinger Plans Paris Trip for Vietnam Talks
White House says negotiations to resolve Vietnam conflict will resume in Paris on Monday. Henry Kissinger will depart Sunday for Paris with Gen. Alexander Haig, meeting Le Duc Tho and then potentially fly to Saigon for talks with South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu. Further consultations with both North and South Vietnam are expected.
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Haig Sullivan and NSC aides join Kissinger talks
Alexander M Haig Jr and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State William H Sullivan will participate in the discussions. Four Kissinger NSC staffers Winston Lord Peter Rodman John Negroponte and David Engel who have joined earlier sessions will be part of the party.
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William H. Sullivan
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Peter Rodman
John Negroponte
David Engel
Couple Killed When Car Routs Fire Near Crossett
An unidentified man and woman died in a Crossett Arkansas car fire after crashing into a power pole around 9 30 a m Blood was found at a nearby Switzer family home and autopsies will determine identity and prior injuries The couple’s vehicle reportedly carried Mrs Lula Dawkins housekeeper to Switzer’s home and Switzer brothers are local attorneys
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One Man’s Quirky Plan Sparks a Roaring Run
A humorous local column chronicles a man’s impulsive dash to confront an old flame and chase a flashy windfall. The tale highlights his bold move, the street theater of the moment, and the small-town reaction to his dramatic gambit.
Private Michael H. Snyder Completes Fort Polk Training
Pvt Michael H Snyder, 23, son of Mrs Merijorie S Snyder of 1219 Roselawn Ave Monroe, completes basic training with Company EF 4th Battalion 1st Brigade at Fort Polk. He is a 1967 Kent State University High School graduate and earned a bachelor’s degree from Indiana State University Terre Haute this year.
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Terre Haute
First Child Paul Dean Bartleson Born at St Francis
Mr and Mrs Jerry Bartleson of Winnshore welcome first child Paul Dean born Wednesday at St Francis Hospital at 5 15 pm. Weighing eight pounds eight ounces, he is the grandson of Mr and Mrs D L Whitten and Mrs Elsie Bartleson.
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Heath tours Londonderry army posts and city
Prime Minister Edward Heath visited army posts in Londonderry amid tight security as a policeman was killed outside the city. He flew in by helicopter, viewed bomb damaged areas including Bogside and Creegan, and met Londonderry Development Commission officials overseeing a 240 million dollar plan to rebuild the city. The day included a clash with local paramilitary groups as the Ulster Defence Association criticized Heath's stance.
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Senators wives embark on nine day Eastern Europe tour
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee study mission to Yugoslavia Bulgaria Romania and Czechoslovakia will include a dozen senators their wives and aides. Led by Sen. Stuart Symington the 28 member party travels November 23 to December 1 and will be briefed on economic and trade developments with Eastern Europe.
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Wash
Frank EK. Moss
Utah
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Gaylord Nelson
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Ernest F. Hollings
Ds.c
Thomas F. Eagleton
Dmo
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Richard §. Schweicker
Peron Returns to Argentina From Exile
Juan D. Peron arrived back in Argentina ending 17 years in exile amid a rain soaked reception. Police used tear gas on crowds as only 300 Peronist leaders and 140 chieftains accompanied Peron and Isabel from Rome. A Navy mutiny at a Buenos Aires training school preceded the landing signaling renewed unrest in the nation.
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Health Services Funds Out Plan Studied for January Proposal
Washington reports the administration plans a January proposal to cut federal health service funding for crippled children, low income mothers, migrant workers and the mentally ill. The plan links to a national health insurance system and aims to reduce HEW grants gradually as new financing sources emerge.
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Continued Cool Weather Dominates Weekend Forecast
The area will stay mostly cloudy with cool temperatures through Saturday. Rain chances rise from today to about 40 percent Saturday as winds shift from easterly to southeasterly. Highs reach the lower 60s with 40s at night, no rainfall recorded in the last 24 hours at Monroe Municipal Airport.
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FBI To Probe Two Deaths At University
The FBI will investigate the deaths of two Black students during a confrontation with police at Southern University in Baton Rouge. Officials seek to determine if federal laws were violated as officers cleared the occupied administration building amid fires and tear gas. The incident drew differing accounts from students and police about who fired first.
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Inside The News-Star Highlights and Classifieds Roundup
The News-Star presents a compact roundup spanning Abby Lowman Broadway and Radio-TS classifieds, sports briefs, and theater notes. Van Dellen leads editorial with a focus on women in horoscope and weather updates alongside Jumble and puzzle snippets.
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Britain Negotiates Egypt Arms Deal Amid Restrictions
London reports Britain is negotiating a multimillion dollar arms sale to Egypt while rejecting some of President Anwar Sadat requests. Officials say Soviet military aid to Egypt shows no clear resurgence and Britain aims to avoid upsetting the Arab Israeli military balance.
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Six Injured As Explosion Destroys Scranton Homes
An explosion leveled three homes and caused fires that burned two more in Scranton and Dickson City. Six people were injured including Lois Wirt, 27, and her two year old daughter Barbara. Others taken to hospital were Carol Gawron, 25, her daughter Amy, 3, and Jacqueline Weller, 23. All suffered first degree burns and fractures.
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Dickson City
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Sixteen Indicted In Narcotics Plot
A federal grand jury in Brooklyn indicted four Americans and four foreigners in a narcotics conspiracy to smuggle over 6644 pounds of heroin into the United States with a street value exceeding 130 million dollars. A second indictment charged four more men with similar aims. Maximum penalties reach 20 years and 20 thousand dollars per count, with a five year minimum. Named Americans include James Christian and Paul Navarro, both in custody. Marcella Isaac Deleado of Fort Lee and Domingo Padron of New York. Other defendants are described as natives of France Argentina Drayil Switzerland and Maly. The probe was led by the Justice Department Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
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N.Y
Justice Department
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New York City
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Fort Lee
New Jersey
Paul Navarro
Domingo Padron
New York
France
Argentina
Drayil
Switzerland
Maly
Ralph E. Erickson
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Profits Rise As Economy Rebounds In Third Quarter
The Commerce Department reports stronger growth and higher inflation in the July to September quarter. GNP rose 6.3 percent annual rate, inflation at 2.4 percent, and corporate profits before tax increased to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 95.8 billion dollars, aided by recovery from Agnes flood damages in the prior quarter. The data signal continued expansion but raise concerns about inflationary pressure next year.
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Guste Rules Insurance Rating Board Lacked Authority
Louisiana Attorney General William Guste states the insurance rating commission cannot legally finance a nine story building on the state capitol grounds. He says the levy on insurers funds only operation salaries and expenses, not capital expenditures. The opinion follows an inquiry from Insurance Commissioner Sherman Bernard about the project raised by Rep. Frank Simeon aus.
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Louisiana Atty
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Insurance Rating Commission
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Sherman Bernard
Frank Simoneaus
Israeli Syrian Shelling Flare Along Golan Heights Front
Israeli and Syrian gunners exchanged fire along the Golan Heights frontier with no Israeli casualties reported. The shelling followed a week of intensified clashes including jets and artillery in the heaviest fighting since 1970 ceasefire.
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