Publicly Anyway Peace Session Canceled in Paris
AP reports that a Kissinger Tho meeting was canceled this morning with talks resuming Wednesday. Officials offered no reason for the cancellation, sparking speculation of a possible secret rendezvous and signaling ongoing efforts toward a cease-fire and troop withdrawal in South Vietnam. The North Vietnamese and South Vietnamese delegations pursued terms on withdrawal and a national council, while U S aides signaled progress toward a climax despite limited concessions from Hanoi.
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Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
U.S
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Hanoi
Kissinger
Tho
Washington
Xuan Thuy
South Vietnam
National Council For Reconciliation and Concord
United States
North Vietnamese
Nixon reshuffles Cabinet names Lynn HUD secretary
President Nixon named Undersecretary James T. Lynn as secretary of Housing and Urban Development and said Rogers Morton will stay as Interior secretary in his second term. Commerce Secretary Peterson will leave soon to run a new government council on international economic policy, with Frederick Dent tipped to succeed him.
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Congress
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William P. Rogers
Treasury
George Shultz
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Peterson
Government Council On International Economics
South Carolina
Frederick B. Dent
Council
National Security Council
Maurice Stans
Kearney, Neb
Ottawa City Commission Agenda for Wednesday Meeting
The agenda covers first and final reading of an ordinance defining Ottawa Kansas city limits, zoning change petition to rezone 806 Cleveland from General Industrial to R1 for a mobile home, license applications for cereal malt beverage sales for 1973, and the 1972 annual pool operations statement from Orlis Cox.
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Kane
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Orlis Cox
Rodgers Wins Heisman Trophy at Nebraska in 1972
New York AP reports Nebraska back Johnny Rodgers won the Heisman Trophy with 1310 points, ahead of Oklahoma’s Greg Pruitt and teammate Rich Glover. Rodgers, 21, from Omaha, faced questions about youthful legal brushes but won 301 first place votes. Downtown Athletic Club president Neill McAllister announced the 38th annual award. County forecast notes an ice storm and freezing rain with snow possible tonight, highs around 18 to 25, and a 0.02 inch precipitation total.
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Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Rodgers
Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Rich Glover
Omaha
Neb
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Apollo Countdown to Moon Flight at Cape Kennedy
Apollo 17 crew Eugene Ceran Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt near launch on Wednesday night at Cape Kennedy. Officials say preparations are smooth as the 9 53 p m liftoff approaches the half million mile, 13 day mission with favorable weather outlook and final checks underway on the Saturn 5 rocket.
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Fla
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Space Agency
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald E. Evans
Harrison H. Schmitt
America
Impanelment Nears Finish in Garrett Rape Trial
Jury selection for the Stanley Neil Garrett case reached midway as the 13th juror was accepted. Judge Floyd Coffman said selection would wrap this week with trial starting Monday. Garrett faces rape, attempted murder, aggravated sodomy and two aggravated assault counts. Through Monday 50 jurors sworn. about 80 more ordered to court this afternoon or next sessions. Ten jurors qualified Monday. 28 total to be qualified before final challenges. Each side may strike eight jurors without cause.
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Jewel Scott
Stanley Neil Garrett
Floyd Coffman
Garrett
Head Start Center Observes Big Week
Head Start Center marks National Headstart Week December 3-8 with an open house schedule each day from 9 am to 1 pm 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm The federally funded program serves 18 Franklin County families yearly preparing children for kindergarten Activities include language development stories health habits recreation rest and field trips to the Kansas City circus Topeka zoo police and fire departments gas stations beauty shops and a telephone office Parents volunteer in classrooms join the policy committee and participate in cooking and sewing classes Income and health checks determine eligibility for enrollment
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Joan Istas
Franklin County
Kansas City Circus
Topeka Zoo
Vietnamese base attacked near Kontum amid heavy fighting
South Vietnamese troops repulsed a ground assault on Ngo Trang base near Kontum while another outpost nine miles north reportedly fell. Fire Base November near Kontum was shelled as U S forces conducted B52 strikes in central highlands. The war news also notes a North Vietnamese capital alert and a lost U S pilot in December.
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