Six Paris talks stumbling blocks hinder ceasefire teeth
U.S. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho remain far apart on six major points in Paris to strengthen the Jan. 27 ceasefire. South Vietnam pushes for troop withdrawal, DMZ reestablishment, zones of control, national reconciliation council, and elections timing, while North Vietnam resists. Mekong Delta raid repelled by militiamen and officials.
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Upi
U.S
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Paris
South Vietnam
Tho
Thieu
United States
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Viet Cong
National Council of Reconciliation and Concord
Council
Mekong Delta
Air Show Falls Short in Attendance for Audie Murphy Event
The two day Audie Murphy Memorial Air Show drew about 3 400 spectators down from last year's 20 000. Saturday 1 200 and Sunday 2 200 attendance were blamed on hot weather and lakes trips. Organizers cited limited cloud cover and logistics as factors while noting strong interest in the Golden Knights and Silver Eagles performances. Local officials and Murphy family members traveled to Washington for a Nixon event after the show. A separate report notes a burglary at a Wilmington Road clothing store with about 1 120 stolen in goods and cash.
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Audie Murphy
Louis J. Parilla
Stephen M. Hartnett
Paritla
U.S. Army
Golden Knights
Silver Eagles
Mrs. Murphy
Audie
Eugene
Texas
New Castle
Knights
U.S
Bozo the Clown
Leo Loundenslager
John McKibben
Warbirds of America
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U.S. Marine Corps
Grace
Ace
Houston
Tex
Murphy
Albert Moraldi
John Tuell
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Audie's
Arlington National Cemetery
Europe
Ami
3Rd Infantry Division
Salso
Hallett D Edson
Eugene Murphy
Skylab crew has quiet day aboard space station
Skylab astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Wertz logged a quiet day circling Earth on the 18th day of the mission. They prepared for a July 27 launch of the next ferry rocket and continued earth resources photography and sun observations. A lunar-orbit mission was launched meanwhile by an unmanned satellite.
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UPI
Earth
America
Cape Kennedy
Charles
Pete! Conrad
Joseph —P. Kerwin
Paul J. Wertz
Earth Resources
Pacific Ocean
Mission Control
Milton Windsey
Conrad
Critics fear humanists reshape education in New Castle
The piece reports community worries over the Glasser open discussion program in New Castle schools. Parents fear loss of facts and parental control while supporters defend the method as a tool to teach critical thinking and student engagement through brief daily class meetings.
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New Castle
Abrigg
Thhey
Cora Tavies
Educators Training Center
FTC
Los Angeles
Calif
Glasser
Chicago
W. Clement Stone
Tie
Lani
Ite
Viet Nam
Aly
DeCaprio
Witness Warren Hall Hangs Self in Louisiana Jail
Warren Hall, 26, former Black Muslim who aided conviction of nine Muslims in an inciting riot case, hanged himself in a Baton Rouge jail cell. He tore a curtain strip and tied it to bars, then dropped from his bunk. Hall was a key star witness in the six week trial linked to the Jan 10, 1972 gunbattle that left five officers and three Black Muslims dead.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
Warren Hall
Hall
Philadelphia
Paris
Hypolite Landry
Angola
State Penitentiary
al Amiss
Gold Price Dips as Dollar Rises in London Trading
In London the gold price fell sharply by 4.50 per ounce while the dollar steadies amid Ascension Day closures. London fixed at 115.50 dollars, down from Friday's 120. Traders expect the dollar to stabilize as major markets reopen Tuesday following Nixon’s anti inflation hint.
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London
UPI
Nixon
Anti abortionists convene in Detroit push for life amendment
About 800 anti abortion activists from across the nation gathered in Detroit to denounce the Supreme Court for legalizing abortion and adopt a resolution urging Congress to sponsor a mandatory constitutional amendment. The three day National Right to Life Committee convention featured a lobbying kit and a keynote by Sen. Mark Hatfield who hailed abortion as violence and urged a return to valuing life.
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Detroit
API
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
National Right To Life Committee Inc
U.S
Congress
Mark Fatfield
Ore
Axis Sally graduates from Ohio Wesleyan University
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars 72 known as Axis Sally completed a degree in speech at Ohio Wesleyan University after 12 years in prison. She had earlier broadcast anti American propaganda for Europa Sender during World War II while living in Germany.
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Delaware, Ohio
UPO
Mildred Elizabeth Gillars
Ohio Wesleyan University
Germany
Miss Gillars
Europa Sender
Franco approves sweeping overhaul by Carrero Blanco
UPI reportsFrancisco Franco the Spanish leader for 34 years has approved a four sweep ing overhaul of the government by new Prime Minister Luis Carrero Blanco. The announcement could come today and the new government could take office Tuesday. Eight of the 18 current cabinet ministers would leave, including Foreign Minister Gregorio Lopez Bravo and Interior Minister Tomas Garivano.
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Madrid
UPI
Francisco Franco
Spain
Luis Carrero Blanco
Gregorio Lopez Bravo
Tomas Garivano
Pass goes on trial in Yablonski slayings case
In Erie Pa UPI reports prosecutors begin presenting the case against Albert Pass former UMW District 19 financial secretary and last of seven defendants in the Yablonski killings He faces three counts of murder tied to the December 3 1989 murders of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter Prosecution alleges Pass and William J Prater funneled 20000 through a District 19 committee to pay the assassins Prater was convicted last March and Sprague leads the case for the state
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UPI
United Mine Workers
Albert Pass
Richard Sprague
Harold Gondelman
Pass
UMW
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