Secret Talks Stall Over Vietnam Negotiations
Communist negotiators show little real progress toward ending the Vietnam war despite some optimistic White House signals. Officials say North Vietnam and the Viet Cong aim to pressure South Vietnam and keep the talks at bay. Secretary Rogers noted uncertain motives in Paris while South Vietnam’s Nguyen Cao Ky said the enemy is not ready for serious talks. Rogers expressed cautious optimism about possible troop withdrawals and a peaceful settlement eventually.
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Soviet Bombers Move Closer to North American Airspace
Soviet bombers probe near North American coasts with about three dozen incidents in three months. US interceptors are used selectively as bombers approach within 380 to 150 miles of US and Canadian territory. The flights test radar, train crews, and gather intelligence without triggering full incursions.
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Water Meters Discussed At Kmimitsburg
Kmimitsburg town board discussed water meters at a Monday town meeting. They considered metering and TOU units, with six unmetered houses and an average rate of about 15 000 dollars and plans to start at the town square. Mayor Seidel read minutes noting resignation of Officer Charles McClear. A resident complained of unequal tapping charges. officials pledged to investigate.
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Bay Bridge Contract Puzzles State Officials
Gov Mandel and State Roads Commission officials weighed bids for parallel Bay Bridge substructure work. The lowest bid exceeded state estimates by inflation, prompting talks of cost plus contracts or negotiating a fixed price. JEL Greiner Co. had pegged substructure at 30 million, with construction delays blamed for rising costs.
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Heart Transplant Patient Satisfactory in Houston
The heart transplant patient Yaskell harp, 47, in St Luke's Hospital is listed in satisfactory condition after receiving a donor heart from Mrs Barbara Ewan, 40, who was medically dead 43 hours prior. Dr. Denton A Cooley reported the donor had complete brain damage and had been sustained by extraordinary means after cardiac arrest near Lawrence, Massachusetts. He cautioned the recipient would face a difficult recovery.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
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Detroit
Bararbara Ewan
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