Kissinger Holds Third Straight Paris Talks With Hanoi Envoys
Henry Kissinger enters a third day of negotiations with North Vietnamese envoys in Paris while meeting French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann. White House aides say no substantive talks on substance occurred, though pace appears to quicken. In Saigon, Nguyen Van Thieu meets U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker as peace prospects circulate amid cautious official statements.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Maurice Schumann
Arthur K. Watson
U.S
France
Kissinger
Vietnam
Schumann
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Saigon
Nguyen, van Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
White House
George McGovern
Senate debaters fall short on first bid to cut off busing bill
Washington AP A two-thirds majority failed 45 to 37 to end debate on the House passed anti busing bill. Supporters planned a Wednesday vote with a possible third on Thursday as adjournment looms and the bill faces shelving if three tries fail. President Nixon opposes busing and urged action before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
House
Nixon
Congress
Philip A. Hart
D-fic
Louisiana Highway Board backs open meetings motion
The Louisiana Board of Highways after meeting behind closed doors moved to reject secret sessions saying there is nothing to hide. Chairman Lewis Johnson of New Orleans invited reporters to attend any future board meetings and urged open access amid payroll dispute with civil service officials.
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Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana Board of Highways
Lewis Johnson
New Orleans
W. T. Taylor
Highway Department
Johnson
Belated Birthday Greetings From Twin Cities Chit Chat
Chit Chat sends belated birthday wishes to Linda Lutiker of the Monroe City Hall tax office. Monroe plans a downtown pedestrian mall and heart of city rehabilitation drawing wide attention. James S Williams of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce says an enterprise from a large Texas city is eyeing a downtown site.
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Chit Chat
Linda Lutiker
Linda
City Hall
Monroe
James S
Jim) Williams
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Panel Urges U S Controls For Diet Pills
A government hired panel found diet pills mostly clinically trivial for weight loss and urged tight controls. Fenfluramine Pondimin is the lone exception with significant effectiveness but fewer stimulant side effects. FDA views a possible Robbins monopoly risk amid regulation shifts for other appetite suppressants.
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Washington
Thaddeus E. Prout
Johns Hopkins University
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
A. H. Robbins Co
Richmond
Robbins
Barrett Scoville
Division of Neuropharmacological Drug Products
Justice Department
Richard gyn-Merrell
Pennwalt
Woman pilot breaks ground with U S airline captain goal
Barbara J. Barrett of Ypsilanti is the first woman copilot for a U S airline. She works as first officer for Zantop International Airlines DC6 cargo planes and aims to become an airline captain after passing the required tests.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Barbara J. Barrett
Miss Barrett
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Barbara
Zantop International Airlines
FAA
Niagra Falls
N.Y
Ypsilanti
University of Buffalo
Zantop
Buckeye Airlines
New York
Buffalo
President Nixon Urges Spending Cap in Historic House Clash
In a tense House debate over a 250 billion spending limit, President Nixon pushes a spending ceiling while White House aides marshal support for a key vote. House leaders back an approach giving Nixon authority to propose cuts but leave final approval to Congress.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
House
Carl Albert
Continued Mild Days Expected Across Twin Cities Zone
The forecast calls for a week with no rain and mild days with cool nights in the Twin Cities. Monroe Alexandria zone predicts clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with highs in the low 80s and nights near 50s to 60s. Louisiana outlook shows clear to partly cloudy weather through Saturday with warm days and cool nights and highs in the 80s. lows in the 50s to 60s. In Monroe the high reached 84 and the low 56 this morning.
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Twin Cities
Monroe - Alexandria
Louisiana
Monroe
Ohio Supreme Court Rejects Voucher Style School Aid
An 8 1 ruling declares an Ohio law giving private school parents 90 dollars per child unconstitutional for funding religious schools. Louisiana had two similar 1972 bills, one offering 50 dollar elementary and 75 dollar high school payments, now facing federal challenge. The Louisiana Teachers Association welcomed the precedent while lobbied groups assess impact on a 165000 student private and Catholic school population.
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New Orleans
Ohio
Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Teachers Association
Kirby Ducote
Citizens For Educational Freedom
Supreme Court
Betjeman Named Britain’s Poet Laureate
Sir John Betjeman was chosen as Britain’s new poet laureate succeeding Cecil Day-Lewis who died in May. Betjeman said he felt dumbfounded humbled and pleased and cited admiration for Tennyson and Wordsworth while praising Victorian preservation and traditional, old fashioned tastes.
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London
John Betjeman
Britain
Betjeman
Cecil Day-Lewis
Ben Johnson
William Wordsworth
Alfred Tennyson
John Masefield
Tennyson
Wordsworth
Solons Approve 3.5 Billion Supplemental Money Bill
The House Appropriations Committee backed a 3.5 billion catchall bill to fund unallocated or lapse funds plus 3 million for Capitol and office building CCTV cameras and other detection gear. It includes 266.5 million for Agnes storm victims and notes 104 secret cameras 45 inside the Capitol.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Capitol
Congress
White
Senate
House
College Quip Links Waiting for Mr Right to Wrong Dates
A college girl tells a friend that while she waits for the right man, she is enjoying herself with the wrong ones. The remark reflects playful dating chatter and light humor about romance.
Hardhats Present at Boston Judge Viola Hospital Gift
Construction workers visiting Judge M Edward Viola at Massachusetts General Hospital gave him a hard hat reading Here Come the Judge. They, regulars in the East Cambridge District Court case room, said they admire the 69 year old jurist while he recovers from a broken hip.
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Boston
M. Edward Viola
E. Viola
Students of Law
East
Cambridge
Viola
Judge Viola
Vin Dolan
Vin Toc
Supreme Court Blocks Direct Ohio School Subsidies
The Supreme Court barred direct state subsidies to parents of nonpublic school children in Ohio, affirming an earlier ruling that the plan illegally established religion. The case follows similar bans on parochial teacher salaries, with the court issuing orders on other major actions and noting Justice White’s support for hearing arguments on the issue. The Ohio program budgeted 30.5 million dollars for 1971 72 for materials services or parental grants.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Ohio
Columbus
William H. Rehnquist
Justice Department
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Boston
Pentagon
Army
Rehnquist
Mississippi
University of California
Angela Davis
Natchez
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Byron R. White
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
River Stages Station Flood Present Change Stage
River stage readings show Station Flood at Monroe 40 20,0 and Camden 26 49 with 1.4 fall as conditions shift. data indicates stationary trend in earlier measurements.
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Monroe
Camden
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