Excessive Haste Could Peril Viet Peace at Paris Talks
United States warned the Viet Cong and Hanoi not to rush the cease fire process. Porter urged frank handling of remaining issues and cautioned that haste could jeopardize progress toward an equitable solution. Viet Cong pressed for bases removal, while North Vietnamese withdrawal remained contentious.
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Faris
United States
U.S
William J. Porter
Paris
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Nguyen Thi Binh
Cohoes Suit Alleges Fraud Libel Slander Over Bond
Bondale Construction Corp of Schenectady files $1.05 million suit in State Supreme Court against the city of Cohoes alleging fraud libel slander negligence and improper conversion of a $2 000 performance bond tied to a street repaving project. The firm says it lost substantial money and damaged reputation from dealings with Cohoes.
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Albany, N.Y
City of
Cohoes
State Supreme Court
Schenectady
Bondale Construction Corp
Albany
Two Truck Crashes Block LI Expressway In Predawn Icy Rain
A 2 mile stretch of the Long Island Expressway was closed for 90 minutes and 17 miles of westbound traffic delayed after two early morning tractor trailer crashes. A chain reaction involving four cars and a jackknifed truck at Springfield Boulevard caused minor injuries to three drivers. A second jackknife two miles east amid rain further blocked all lanes.
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New York
Queens
Nassau
Suffolk County
Springfield Boulevard
Accise
Federal study faults drug abuse program and favors limited narcotics use
A federally financed private study by Macro Systems Inc. criticizes the government drug abuse prevention program as ineffective and advocates limited narcotics use. The three volume report, costing 300 000 dollars, was compiled over a year and kept confidential by the Department of Health Education and Welfare since June.
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Washington
Macro Systems Inc
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Three Schlossman Daughters Die In Spring Valley Fire
In Spring Valley New York the three daughters of Dr Dan Schlossman perished in a morning blaze at their South Spring Valley home. Police say the first floor room contained the bodies and investigators suspect a television or furnace explosion as the possible cause while firefighters found the house already on fire.
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Spring Valley
N.Y
Dan Schlossman
South Spring Valley
Ramapo
Britain and China Face Silence on Indochina Cease Fire
Sir Alec Douglas-Home said the Hanoi Washington information blackout hinders assessing next steps in Indochina peace talks. He noted Britain and China have not been invited to any international conference or supervisory body.
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Peking
Alec Douglas - Home
Hanoi-Washington
Britain
China
Indochina
Home
Two New York Hunters Die of Asphyxiation in Montana Camper
Stillwater County sheriff says Revie W. Luce 42 of Frewsburg and Richard S. Rusichak 33 of Gneektowaga were found dead in a locked pickup camper in Columbus Montana. The bodies were found after police broke in thinking someone might be inside. heater fumes are suspected as the cause.
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Columbus
Mont
Paul Kober
New York State
Montana
Revie W. Luce
Frewsburg
N.Y
Richard S. Rusichak
Gneektowaga
Stillwater County
Rober
Former Onondaga Dem chairman dies at 74 in Syracuse
Charles J. Hogan, Onondaga County Democratic chairman from 1946 to 1956, died Wednesday night at Community General Hospital after a lengthy illness. He had practiced law for more than 50 years.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Charles J. Hogan
Onondaga County
Community General Hospital
Wholesale Prices Dip in October First Drop in 13 Months
The Labor Department report shows a 0.2 percent fall in wholesale prices for October across farm products, industrial raw materials, and finished consumer goods, marking the first decline in 13 months while seasonally adjusted prices rose 0.1 percent. The decline reflects slower food price increases since July and a 1.5 percent seasonal drop in farm products.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ezra Pound Dies in Venice Influential Poet Passes Away
Renowned American poet Ezra Pound died in a Venice hospital at 86 after a heart failure. The funeral will be held at San Giorgio Maggiore with interment on San Michele. Pound, a pivotal modernist editor and mentor, faced treason charges over wartime broadcasts and spent years in a mental hospital in Washington.
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Venice
Ezra Pound
San Giorgio Maggiore
San Giorgio Island
San Michele
Hugh Selwyn Mauberley
Pound
America
Washington, D.C
Hailey
Idaho
Hie
Wabash College
London
France
Spain
Italy
Shiot
James Joyce
William
Vote to Strike GM Plant in Kansas City
Local No. 93 of the United Auto Workers authorized a strike against General Motors assembly plant in Leeds, Kansas City by 1,069 to 17. President Charles Tyler said the vote followed after each shift, ending with the third shift on Wednesday.
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Kansas City
General Motors
Leeds
United Auto Workers
Charles Tyler
Nessie photographed again in inconclusive study from Loch Ness
Boston AP report outlines color and black and white images from the Academy of Applied Science claiming a part of a large marine creature in Loch Ness. Sonar data and strobe photography suggest a 20 to 30 foot long object with an 8 to 10 foot fin, but conclusions remain uncertain.
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Boston
Nessie
Robert H. Rines
Academy of Applied Science
Scotland
Loch Ness
Rimes
Academy
Northeast Electronics Research and Engineering
Jones
Rines
McGovern rallies as fatigue shows in final campaign push
Sen George McGovern, exhausted but undeterred, appeals to voters in a closing sprint toward Election Day. He cites a New York garment workers rally as signs of late upsurge and predicts victory despite Nixon vetoes he says will cost jobs and harm priorities like veterans and the handicapped.
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Chicago
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
New York
Garment
Reds Say No More Talks Till U S Signs Pact
North Vietnam demanded that the United States sign a Vietnam peace agreement before Hanoi will agree to further discussions with Kissinger. Nguyen Thanh Le, spokesman for the North Vietnamese delegation, announced this after the talks as United Communists warned remaining issues should not be used to delay a cease fire.
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Nguyen van Then
South Vietnam
Washington
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Paris
North Vietnam
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
Nguyen Thanh le
U S Rushing Military Supplies to South Vietnam
The United States rushes millions of dollars in military equipment to South Vietnam ahead of a cease fire. Five C130 transport planes arrived in Saigon with more on the way, including armored vehicles and Chinook helicopters, expanding Saigon’s air capability beyond older twin-engine transports.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
7Th Air Force
Vietnam
Pentagon
Four Hell's Angels Arrested in Slayings Probe
Four Hell's Angels were taken into custody with more arrests possible after three bodies were found on a remote Mendocino County ranch. Named suspects include William Mark Mitten Edward Junior Carter Chester Green and William Moran. Ranch owners George Wethern and Helen Wethern were jailed on drug charges as investigators seek links to the gang and the killings. Bail was set at 100000 each.
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Ukiah
Calif
Hell's Angels
William Mark
Zero” Mitten
Alameda
Edward Junior Carter
Richmond
Chester M
Festus” Green
William John Moran
Contra Costa County
San Francisco Bay Area
Murer
O'Malley
George Wethern
Helen
Joseph Allen
Mendocino
Wethern
Amsterdam Man Wins $100,000 New Jersey Lottery Prize
Amsterdam resident Douglas J. Terasco, 26, a service station operator, claimed a $100,000 New Jersey lottery prize. He bought the winning ticket through an uncle in New Jersey, with the drawing held Wednesday at Montclair State College in Upper Montclair.
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Amsterdam
N. J
N.Y
New Jersey
Douglas J. Terasco
Montclair State College
Upper Montclair
N.J
State Lottery Winners November 2 1972
Winners of the November 2 1972 state lottery announce six numbers pay 50 000 dollars last five 5 000 dollars last four 500 dollars last three 50 dollars and last two five free tickets contact the State Lottery at the State Office Building Syracuse New York for prizes
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Syracuse
N. Y
South Vietnam braces as border camp falls in highlands
North Vietnamese troops and tanks overran Duc Co border camp in the Central Highlands as South and North Vietnam clash to widen control before a cease fire. South Vietnam reports nearly 150 enemy attacks in the 24 hours to dawn, the largest daily total of the war, though many were small rocket and mortar barrages.
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Saigon
Central Highlands
Duc Co
Highlands
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