Higher-Ranking N Vietnam Proffered Kissinger Meeting
North Vietnamese documents claim Hanoi offered to send Minister Xuan Thuy to a secret Paris meeting with Henry Kissinger on November 20, but the United States declined seeking a higher ranking official. The accounts contrast with Nixon’s January address outlining eight points and Kissinger’s multiple secret Paris visits with Thuy or Tho. Washington said no useful outcome would come from a meeting while Tho was ill.
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Nixon Consumer Aide Attacks ATLA Tactics on No Fault Plans
Vir ginia Knauer accused the American Trial Lawyers Association of devious campaigning against no fault automobile insurance proposals. She urged the American Bar Association to investigate ethics, citing unsigned pamphlets and ads in Pennsylvania. Marvin E Lewis defended the trial lawyers saying they will not be intimidated. No-fault plans aim to pay accident victims without lawsuits. current use includes Delaware Florida Puerto Rico and Massachusetts.
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American Trial Lawyers Association Today
Virginia Knauer
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American Bar Association
ABA
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Trial Lawyers
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Florida
Puerto Rico
Massachusetts
Illinois
American Trial Lawyers Association
Leon Jaworski
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Bills make Walt Patulski No 1 NFL draft pick
Buffalo Bills select Notre Dame defensive end Walt Patulski as the top choice. Patulski said he is happy and eager for a big contract, sitting in the Bills office as the draft began and afterward in Liver pool, New York.
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Walt Patulski
Buffalo Bills
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Patulski
Liverpool
Hoover says Schorr probe found entirely favorable
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told Congress that after the White House asked for a probe of CBS reporter Daniel Schorr agents interviewed 25 people in 64 hours and turned up entirely favorable information. He said the White House did not request any hype of information.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
CBS
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Judiciary Subcommittee On
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Hoover
White House
SEATO Plans Sea Hawk Naval Exercise in South China Sea
SEATO announced a defensive Sea Hawk naval exercise in the South China Sea for February 15 to 27. The move coincides with President Nixon’s Peking visit February 21 to 28. A SEATO spokesman stressed the drills are non provocative and predated the trip dates.
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South China Sea
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FTC seeks proofs for major cough and cold ads
The Federal Trade Commission demands documentation supporting advertising claims by the leading cough and cold remedy makers. The action aims to verify claims about product effectiveness and safety amid industry scrutiny.
Most of Nation Fair Hawaii Has Cool Weather Wave
Fair skies and seasonable temperatures graced most of the nation as stormy conditions lingered in the West. Sleet and rain chilled Texas and Oklahoma while arctic air pushed into the northern Rockies bringing snow and colder weather to Montana Colorado and Wyoming. A few scattered snow flurries touched the lower Great Lakes region.
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Tax Gambling Levies Decline Amid Slow Economic Recovery
Albany AP report shows State Tax Commissioner Norman Gallman Galilman says New York's 1971-72 ten month tax take reached 5.16 billion, up from 4.77 billion. Income tax declined 24.2 million to 99.17 billion, pari mutuel tax fell 2.5 million, and state Lottery down 2.3 million.
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Special Tribunal to Probe Killings in Londonderry
The British government moves to calm Catholics by establishing a special tribunal with powers to investigate the Bloody Sunday killings of 13 civilians in Londonderry. Rioting follows as Catholics lash back and protests spread from Belfast to Dublin.
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Irish Republic
Edward Heath
State bill would ban sale of selected nonreusable bottles and cans
Albany proposes a cleaner environment by banning beer ale and soft drink nonreusable containers with a refundable deposit on reusable bottles. Other bottles such as liquor food and medicine are not mentioned. The plan aims to reduce litter and hazards from broken containers.
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N.Y
Assembly
John E. Kingston
R-Westbury
Glenn Harris
Canada Lake
Senate
Nicholas Ferraro
Queens
Soaring Beef Prices Push Toward Stampede
Washington reports January cattle prices hit a 21 year high at 31.40 per hundredweight while December beef retail averages rose to 1.08 per pound. FDA signals curb antibiotics in livestock feed could lift costs, with uncertain economic impact. Nixon administration weighs farm income gains against potential voter ire in an election year.
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Aldrich Confirmed for Parks Post
Albany New York Gov Rockefeler named Alexander Aldrich to head parks and recreation. The State Senate confirmed the appointment Monday. Aldrich earns 42745 dollars and previously served as chancellor of Long Island University and as an executive assistant to the governor.
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Alexander Aldrich
State Senate
Aldrich
Senate
Long Island University
Devlin Attacks Maudling in House of Commons
In the House of Commons Miss Devlin rushed the chamber and struck and scratched Maudling as he attempted to respond. The incident disrupted proceedings and drew quick parliamentary attention.
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House of Commons
Miss Devlin
Congress Eyes Debt Ceiling Increase Despite Tradition
The annual debt ceiling ritual, dating to World War I, typically ends with a vote to raise the ceiling. Officials note the outcome feels preordained as spending decisions already pass before the vote, while tradition and political leverage drive maintaining the limit.
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Congress
White House
Environmental Speak-Outs Highlight Ecological Issues Across State
At the first statewide environmental speak-outs, speakers addressed lake erosion, mining, nuclear power, and enforcement issues. The state will tighten pollution-law enforcement next year with nine regional offices staffed by lawyers. Oneida Lake erosion concerns were raised urging a six inch lake level drop to protect homes.
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Utica
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Oneida Lake Improvement Corp
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Swiss Warrants for Irving Couple Over Hughes Biography Plot
Swiss authorities issued arrest warrants for author Clifford Irving and his wife on charges including falsification of documents amid a probe into a $650000 scheme involving McGraw Hill checks meant for Howard Hughes. A Zurich bank account tied to a likely alias for Mrs Irving was frozen with about $422,707. extradition is not decided, as fraud charges would justify extradition, but forged documents would not.
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Dist. Atty
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McGraw-Hill
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Life Magazine
New York
Martin
Ackerman
Helga R. Hughes
Two-Way CATV Could Let Spies Monitor Living Rooms
Washington AP reports that two-way cable television could enable espionage by tapping TV sets. Devices to stop such eavesdropping exist, but legal safeguards lag as testing nears limited use within five years. FCC official Sol Schildhause says tapping is a focus for review.
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