Round Table Talks Open in Paris for Vietnam Talks
In Paris the United States announced an agreement to begin expanded Vietnam War talks Saturday at the Hotel Majestic with a round table no nameplates. South Vietnam's Tran Thanh proclaimed victory while North Vietnam pressed for Viet Cong equality. The plan includes two rectangular secretarial tables and no official Viet Cong status, with Nguyen Xuan Phong and Nguyen Thi Binh leading respective delegations.
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Land Trade Reached For Wis State U Site Swap
Common Council President Leonard I Wright announced that Wisconsin State University officials agreed to swap a 40 acre Eichstadt site near Vinland Road for a nearby Frank Turner tract also about 40 acres The deal hinges on Turners sale approval The Eichstadt land will become Oshkosh North Side High School while the present high school site will be used for industrial expansion
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Republicans Attack Johnson Budget Deficit Claim
Republicans in Congress challenge President Johnson's 199.3 billion dollar budget saying it would create a deficit rather than the surplus Johnson claims. Democrats await Nixon's program before acting on funding welfare, while opponents cite trust fund surpluses and regular operating accounts as the real balance.
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Rainy Day Outlook With Warmer Temps Ahead
Rain today followed by colder night and a chance of snow. Lows in the 20s tonight. Details on Page 18.
Spacecraft Soyuz link marks first space station test
Two manned Soviet ships linked in orbit forming the first experimental space station. Khrunov and Yeliseyev walked in space between Soyuz 5 and Soyuz 4, then rejoined Shatalov aboard Soyuz 4 as the crafts separated. US plans for Apollo 9 transfer and a future space station were noted.
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Johnson drafts final Economic Report for prosperity with cautions
Washington AP President Johnson says the nation has enjoyed an eight year surge in prosperity under Democratic administrations and lists investments in industrial plant and manpower. He warns wage price inflation requires policy choices including tax changes, New Economics measures, and productivity gains to sustain growth.
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NATO Defense Ministers Eye European Lead in NATO Goals
NATO defense ministers meet in Brussels to approve 1969 1973 defense goals amid Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia. European contributions rise while US spending climbs, with talks on a European caucus and closer coordination among member states.
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