Kissinger Tho peace talks cancellable meeting in Paris
Paris AP reports the Kissinger Tho session was canceled this morning with no explanation. U S and North Vietnamese spokesmen plan to meet again Wednesday amid ongoing cease fire and withdrawal demand tensions.
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Paris
Henty A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
Kissinger
Tho
Cials
Washington
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen Thi Binh
Pham Dang Lam
South Vietnam
National Council For Reconciliation and Concord
Saigon
United States
GOP Cochairman Criticizes RNC High Handed Tactics
Phoenix AP reports GOP cochairman Thomas Evans condemned the RNC and CRP for what he called high handed treatment in the Nixon re election campaign. He voiced frustration over a December budget meeting demand and questioned meeting deadlines, as other governors noted unexpected party friction.
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Gop Cochairman
Phoenix, Ariz
GOP
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Cochairman
Thomas Evans Aude Clear
RNC
Evans
Maurice Stans
CRP
Washington
Rodgers wins Heisman Trophy in 1972 race
Johnny Rodgers of Nebraska is named the Heisman Trophy winner as the nation's top college football player for 1972. In Washington, President Nixon nominates James T. Lynn as Housing secretary and keeps Rog ers Morton as Interior secretary. The Supreme Court votes 6-3 to allow states to shut down bars with nude dancing and other bawdy acts, saying 21st Amendment powers give states broad control.
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Washington
Nixon
Commerce
James T. Lynn
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Patrolman Birdsall Convicted In 1971 Sears Robuck Burglary
White Plains AP report states Suspended Newburgh patrolman David A. Birdsall, 45, was convicted of second degree burglary grand larceny and petit larceny for 1971 Sears Roebuck burglary and 1970 bar and men’s clothing store crimes. He was acquitted on another 1970 clothing store breakin.
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White Plains N.Y
Newburgh
David A. Birdsall
Fertility Rate Drops Below Replacement Level
The nation’s fertility rate falls under 2.1 children per family, signaling potential zero population growth. Population growth remains but slows to about 0.7 percent this year, roughly half the 1960s average of 1.3 percent, per the New York Times.
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New York
New York Times
The
Times
British Troops Kill Sniper in Belfast
British troops killed a sniper in Belfast early today amid a spate of bomb blasts in Cookstown that caused no injuries. The death toll in Northern Ireland reaches 651 after more than three years of sectarian violence.
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Northern Ireland
Cookstown
Andersontown
Irish Republican Army
Bernadette Devlin
Electric Company
Irish Republic
IRA
British
Republic
Britain
Upstate Democrats Back Crangle For National Chair
Upstate New York Democratic county chairs pass resolutions endorsing Joseph Crangle for national party chair and urge the state committee to place his name in nomination at the Democratic National Committee meeting in Washington. Frank Repicci reports the plan was voiced at a 31 chairmen gathering with one abstention.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Upstate
New York
Joseph Crangle
National Party
Frank Repicci
Batavia
Democratic County
Crangle
Replcci
Associated Press
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Peterson to lead new U S international economic policy council
Washington AP reports Secretary of Commerce Peter G Peterson will leave his post in January to head a new government council overseeing all U S international economic policy. Details remain unsettled as White House officials announce a planned reorganization.
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Washington
Peter G. Peterson
U.S
National Security Council
White House
Peterson
Maurice Stans
Com
Apollo 17 Crew Crams For Wednesday Flight
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan Evans and Schmitt prepare for a night launch at Cape Kennedy for the Thursday liftoff. Weather looks favorable as they adjust their schedules and the crew faces minor delays while mice ride along for cosmic ray experiments aboard the mission.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald E. Evans
Harrison M. Schmitt
Space Agency
Evans
Cernan
Schmitt
Taurus-Littrow
Earth
California Desert
Marathon Driver Dies In Head On Crash Near Cortland
Kenneth A. Latter, 27, of Marathon, was killed when two cars collided on U S 11 five miles south of Cortland. William A. Shor, 20, also of Marathon, was hospitalized with a fractured pelvis and cuts. The crash occurred at the crest of a hill early Sunday according to Cortland County sheriff's deputies. Short's listed address was 1700 Francis Road and Latter lived at 7 Mill St.
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Cortland
N.Y
Kenneth A. Latter
Marathon
William A. Shor
U.S. 11
Government Threatens Withhold of Welfare Funds Over Ineligible Recipients
AP reports HEW will cut welfare matching grants next year to force states to weed out ineligible and overpaid AFDC and aged blind and disabled beneficiaries. Nationwide mis spending 8.3 percent with California and New York See large losses. officials cite state and local errors rather than fraud.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
AFDC
Nebraska
North Dakota
California
New York
John D. Twiname
Twiname
Vietnamese Fire Base Ngo Trang Repulses Attack
South Vietnamese forces repulsed an attack on Ngo Trang base near Kontum as fighting raged in the central highlands. Reports say 65 enemy killed and 16 weapons left behind, with four ARVN dead and 15 wounded. Another outpost north of Kontum reportedly overrun. 35 defenders missing.
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Saigon
Kontum
Central Highlands
Ngo Trang
Brushed by Drainage Ditch Ride Weathers Bruises
In San Diego a 14 year old boy and 11 year old Diane Huston survived a one mile ride through a rain swollen drainage ditch. They were swept by currents twice and saved by branches before reaching Sharp Memorial Hospital for bruises from rocks and water.
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San Diego
Calif
Eddie Smith
Diane Huston
Eddie
Diane
Tommy Smith
Sharp Memorial Hospital
Anderson Senate Majority Leader to Spur Reform Efforts
In Albany, Senator Warren M. Anderson's rise to New York State Senate majority leader signals potential reforms to smooth the chamber's operations. The 37 member Republican Conference selected Anderson to lead as the 1973 session starts January 3, succeeding Earl W. Brydges. Governor Nelson Rockefeller offered a respectful congratulations.
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Albany N.Y
Warren M. Anderson
New York Senate
Senate Republican Conference
Anderson
Earl W. Brydges
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