Hanoi Says U S Delaying Four Way Vietnam Peace Talks
North Vietnam and Saigon accuse the United States of delaying the four party discussions in Paris. Disputes over seating, speaking order, and delegation status are cited as obstruction, while Hanoi reveals Viet Cong deputy head Tran Buu Kiem would lead the delegation if a changeover occurs.
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Nam
Grelvat
Beloe
United States
Pei
Nguyen Thanh
Namese
Clark M. Clifford
U.S
South Vietnam
O. S
Amphasia Cyri Varice
Ha van Lau
Besssett
National ‘Liberation
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Vance
South Vietnamese
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Pham Dang Lam
Hanoi
Nguyett Thi Binh
Tran
Buu Kiem
Kiem
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Binhl See
Report Says South Vietnam Areas Relatively Secure Amid Fighting
U S Command reported another artillery strike on the DMZ and said North Vietnamese troops fired on a small reconnaissance plane which was not hit. Five bunkers were destroyed. Government forces reported scattered ground fighting with more than 75 enemy dead Tuesday and seven South Vietnamese killed in later attacks. Officials cited pacification efforts and Viet Cong withdrawal as factors shaping a shift in tactics.
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Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
Ini
South Vietnam
Rela
North Vietnam
Agrmunique
U.S.S
Dmz
Demilitarized-Zone
New Norther Aiming For Permian Basin
An arctic cold front is pushing into the Odessa Midland area with rain and fog. Gulf air influx could bring showers Thursday and a low 30s to near 40s temperature as temperatures dipped below freezing for the 15th straight day, affecting visibility at Terminal officials report.
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Fie
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Odessa-Midland
Gulf - Air
Jet Hijacked While Making First Flight
A Trans World Boeing 727 on its inaugural Nashville to Miami leg was hijacked after takeoff from Nashville. The cockpit was boarded by a gunman who forced the crew toward Havana while the plane remained 10 miles south of Chattanooga. Captain Dennis Maloney reported the threat and route shift as Mason Rudolph and Tex Ritter were aboard for the Nashville stop.
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Dennis Maloney
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Tex, Ritter
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Cuba
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Ofice
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S. Brand
S.miller
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Gula
Mansfield Denies Goldberg Soundings on Supreme Court
Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said no soundings were taken to determine if the Senate would confirm or consider nominating Arthur J. Goldberg as chief justice. Reports that Johnson planned to nominate Goldberg before leaving office were denied. Mansfield noted Goldberg signed as ambassador to the United Nations and stated no such inquiry occurred. Nixon reportedly asked Chief Justice Warren to delay retirement until June, with Warren agreeing to stay through the current Supreme Court session.
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Séingate
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Johnson
Goldberg
High Court
Stephen
Warren
Nixon
New York
Supreme Court
Scranton Predicts Mideast Peace Plan Under Nixon
Former factfinding mission head William Scranton said the new administration will propose a peace plan for Israelis and Arabs. He noted the parties are willing to seek a solution amid broader Middle East tension, including border clashes near the Jordan River.
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APY
Iliam
Scranton
Lym
Neon
Middle East
Rome
Nixon
United States
Acros
Tordan
Beisan
Jordan
Clues In Knife Slaying USC F Freshman 19 A
A fragment notes a possible knife slaying linked to a USC freshman, with puzzles or clues suggesting an early point in an unfolding investigation. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the reference implies a student murder inquiry amid limited readable details.
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USC
Banker Picked For Key Post
NEW YORK AP President Nixon announced federal budget director Robert Mayo as a top cabinet pick before his Washington speech. Mayo, a Chicago banker with 18 years in Treasury and nine in private banking, will attend all cabinet meetings. he previously served in Eisenhower's Treasury and was VP at Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust. Nixon briefed Vice President-elect Agnew on the cabinet roster.
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New York
Ted Nixon
Chicago
Robert Mayo
Washington
Pierre
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Continental Ilinois National Bank & Trust
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnewi
Four Bodies Discovered In Hotel Ruins
Paterson New Jersey reports a hotel fire left four bodies found among smoldering ruins on the second floor near shops. The blaze at the Midtown Hotel caused $200000 in damage and left at least ten people in serious condition. Police call the fire arson amid a vendetta against elderly transients. Firefighters endured subfreezing temperatures battling the flames for hours.
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Paterson
Charles Convery
Stanley Nelson
Solomon
Reines
Rockefeller Says Cabinet Offer Not Made or Declined
Albany NY AP report says Nelson Rockefeller weighed offers or options after Nixon election. Rockefeller publicly stated he had not been offered a Cabinet post and hoped to remain New York governor, while aides described behind the scenes talks about a possible U.N. ambassador role and secretary of state prospects. Rockefeller told friends he feared Nixon did not want a strong minded person in the new administration.
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N.Y
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M
Nixon
Rockefeller’s
Noxon
United Nations
New York
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
U.N
Quipster Ifey Says Longevity Through Age Wise Wit
A clipped quote hints at a quip about aging and living to a long life. The remark emphasizes humor as a key to enduring vitality and suggests embracing lighthearted outlooks to age gracefully.
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