Nixon Kissinger discuss compromise in Paris talks
Washington observers noted Henry Kissinger’s return to Key Biscayne to consult with President Nixon as talks reached a crucial stage. They cited U S insistence on dual Viet Nam recognition versus Hanoi’s single Viet Nam stance, North Vietnamese troop removal demands, and differences over ceasefire monitoring forces.
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Peace talks near final session in Vietnam talks
Paris AP report says Kissinger and Le Duc Tho join unusually large aids for a crucial final session. Kissinger will fly to Florida to brief President Nixon at the White House, with an official photographer present. Both sides show broad attendance as they push toward protocols for a future accord amid stalled momentum.
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Swindle Leaves Elmhurst Family Struggling to Pay Medical Bills
Sally De Simone faced a $3,000 bank draft scam that stole funds intended for her cancer operation and medical bills. The swindle forced them to consider selling their home as Bernardo recovers from a heart attack while neighbors mobilize to raise funds for Sally’s operation.
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Guiles to retire as UW Oshkosh chancellor in 1973
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents accepted Chancellor Roger E. Guiles resignation effective December 31, 1973. Guiles, 65, led UW Oshkosh since 1959 and oversaw major expansion including enrollment growth from about 2,000 to over 11,800 and more than 55 million dollars in construction. The board urged the search for a successor while a grandfather clause may allow him to remain until age 70.
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Hijack pact loses in ICAO sanctions debate at Montreal
The U S and Canada lost the first round as ICAO committee debated whether to draft sanctions against nations failing to punish hijackers. Canada’s David Miller said the vote makes concrete outcomes harder to achieve. The legal committee weighs penalties versus principles for enforcing treaties against piracy.
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Four more may plead guilty in Watergate bugging trial
The Watergate case nears trial as four Miami area defendants Boone Barker Frank Sturgis Eugenio Martinez and Virgilia Gonzalez seek to plead guilty to seven counts of conspiracy burglary and bugging. They reportedly faced offers of money for guilty pleas and time served, as Judge Sirica pressed for secrecy and warned against discussing developments.
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North Vietnam names ace pilot Le Thanh Dao
Saigon reports North Vietnam identified Le Thanh Dao as its top combat pilot. VNA says he has shot down six American aircraft with six missiles from a MIG interceptor in under eight months of flying. Dao reportedly claimed his first kill last May, shooting down a U.S. fighter bomber in a dogfight.
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Environmentalists win in Project Sanguine dispute
Environmentalists and defense critics halted the Navy plan for Project Sanguine in Wisconsin, with Defense Secretary Laird ordering no construction there and leaving open the option to relocate to Texas. Governor Lucey and Rep. Aspin welcomed the decision while noting ongoing opposition and questions about environmental impact.
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Weather forecast bites for tonight warmer with low about twenty
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Pentagon Papers trial jury chosen in Los Angeles
The jury for Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo in the Pentagon Papers case includes 10 women and two men, with a Vietnam veteran among them. Ellsberg and Russo, both ex-government researchers, face espionage and theft charges over 1971 leaks.
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Phase 3 wage and price controls face congressional doubts
Washington lawmakers and business, labor, and consumer groups weigh the new Phase 3 program as Treasury Secretary Shultz warns of a possible inflation surge while asserting controls may prevent a price explosion. Senators Javits and Buckley criticize safety nets and urge restraint on Fed power.
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