Ky Arrives Sunday for Paris Talks
Vietnamese officials say the entire peace conference delegation led by Vice President nguyen Cao Ky will arrive in Paris Sunday for expanded talks. Ky will act as Saigon’s chief strategist and adviser while Lam heads the delegation, with early meetings planned with U S and Saigon officials.
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Paris
South
Lam
South Vietnam
Saigon
W. Averell ‘Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
North Vietnam
Cong
National Liberation Front
Vance
Fort Vietnam
Col
Ha’ van Lau
NLF
Nguyen Thi Binh
Government experts weigh New Haven bond surge and possible leak
Officials debate whether a secret ICC ruling on the Penn Central takeover of the bankrupt New Haven caused a sharp bond price jump. ICC and SEC officials say market surveillance is limited as bond trades occur largely over the counter with no central records.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
New Haven
Penn Central
Paul J. Tierney
Securities’ and Exchange Comimsegey Tin Kelping
SEC
Candy Is Candy But Liquor Is Quicker Fun Quote
New York AP reports Ogden Nash revises his 1931 quatrain about candy and liquor to include psychedelic era humor. Nash notes marijuana is too individual to be an icebreaker and jokes about old fashioned views on social intimacy.
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New York
Ogden Nash
Nash
Front Quiet After Israeli Strikes On Iraqi Forces In Jordan
Massive Israeli air raids inside Jordan target Iraqi artillery, troops and dumps. One Israeli plane failed to return, pilot reportedly killed after bailout. Six soldiers died in the Amman area and officials claim a heavy blow to Iraqi forces in Jordan.
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Associated Press
Jordan
Amman
Radio
Auto dealers claim losses from 1962 warranty plan
Warren J. McEleney representative for the National Automobile Association told a Senate antitrust subcommittee that extended warranties since 1962 have forced dealers to perform repair work at a loss. He said manufacturers underpay for warranty repairs and profits from sales cannot cover the gap, prompting dealers to raise revenue from other sources or cut labor costs.
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Washington
Warren J. McEleney
National Automobile Association
McEleney
Clinton Town
Senate Antitrust
William W. Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Winpisinger
Winpsinger
Tijerina Makes a Unusual Request
In a Tierra Amarilla kidnapping trial the defense seeks to call District Attorney Alfonso Sanchez as a witness. Judge Paul Larrazello hesitates on ordering Sanchez to testify while defense argues the DA’s testimony is necessary to explain intent and state of mind. The case centers on a 1967 armed attack on the Tierra Amarilla courthouse and alleged false imprisonment and assault.
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Beverly Axelrod
Tijerina
Sanchez
Tierra ‘Amarilla
Council Continues Audit Report Study
WINDOW ROCK Ariz. Navajo Tribal Council members spent the day discussing resolutions related to the Design and Construction Department as part of studying the annual audit of tribal fiscal operations. Amendments are under consideration on funding and department responsibilities with a resumed session planned.
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Rock
Ariz
Navajo Tribal Council
Navajo Tribe
Tribal Council
National Crime War Is Started by Cit izens for Justice with Order
H Bruce Palmer, head of the National Industrial Conference Board, launches Citizens for Justice with Order after his wife’s 1967 murder. He aims a national crime fight with at least 10 million volunteers, a $25 million drive, and training programs for criminals and delinquents. Bob Hope named honorary national chairman to kick off on national television.
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New York
H. Bruce Palmer
National Industrial Conference Board
Citizens For Justice
Palmer
Dorothy
Vernon
N.J
Frederick B. Thompson
Chicago
Bob Hope
GOP governors back Ray Bliss as national chairman
Western Republican governors voiced strong support for Ray Bliss to retain as GOP national chairman amid talks Nixon may replace him. California’s Reagan, Washington’s Evans, and Oregon’s McCall praised Bliss’s campaign work and urged Nixon to consider a Westerner for interior secretary, with public backing for Tim Babcock as a candidate.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Ray Bliss
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Bliss
Ronald Reagan
California
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nixon
Evans
Miami Beach
Fla
McCall
Reagan
Interior
Tim Babcock
Montana
Babcock
Nevada Pinon Nut Harvest Declares Record Operation
A New Mexico firm led by J. B. Tanner and Henry Andrews begins what BLM says is Nevada’s largest nut harvest. The crew of 126 Navajo workers aims for one million pounds of pinon nuts using hand gathering and a vacuum-like machine, paying 50 cents per pound to workers and five cents per pound to the government under a recent agreement. The operation runs 22 miles northeast of Pioche in Lincoln County with a mobile camp at the site.
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ELY, Nev
New Mexico
Bureau of Land Management
Nevada
J. B. Tanner
Henry Andrews
Gallup Area
Pioche
Lincon County
BLM
Ely
Peruvian Doctor Claims Cancer Cure via Self Created Antibodies
A Peruvian physician says he cured his half sister Elis Wenzel of uterine cancer by injecting her cancer cells into his own leg to trigger antibodies then transferring them back to her. He says results are too early to confirm, while colleagues caution about the experimental nature and await further study.
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Lyma
Peru
Alfonzo’ Zavaleta Cruzado
Elis Wenzel
Zayeleta
United_ States
Zavaleta
Oscar’ Miro Quesada
National Institutes of Health
Associated Press
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