Kissinger Says Peace In Vietnam Near After Talks
Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger told reporters that major provisions of a Vietnam settlement are agreed, with one more short negotiating session needed. He said peace is at hand and that an agreement is in sight, stressing details are linguistic and technical. He cited issues on cease fire timing, South Vietnam signing, and election supervision.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Kissinger
North Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Herb Klein
White House
Cleveland
Klein
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Demilitarized Zone
Lel
Wicker
North
George McGovern
Democratic Party
China Pushes Third World Role at UN Environment Secretariat
In a General Assembly session Chinese delegate Chang Hsien-wu urged creation of a world environment secretariat to combat pollution. Nairobi, New Delhi, and cities like New York and Geneva compete to host the secretariat as the UN plans a $1.32 million operating budget and a $100 million voluntary environmental aid fund.
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China
United Nations
Chang Hsien-wu
General Assembly
Economic Committee
Environment Secretariat
Nairobi
Kenya
New Delhi
New York
Geneva
London
Vienna
Monaco
Valletta
Malta
Nicosia
Chang
United States
Europe
Environment
U.N
U.N. Conference On the Human Environment
Stockholm
Columnist Assesses The Political Scene
New York Times associate editor Tom Wicker spoke at Ottawa University on Wednesday outlining a broad reform gaze. He warned undecided voters could spark a McGovern upset but doubted Nixon’s return would stop a changing political landscape.
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Jewel Scott
McGovern
New York Times
Tom Wicker
Wicker
the Times
Ottawa University
Nixon
McGovern Girds For TV Debate Without Nixon
Democratic candidate George McGovern, after a corruption and ethics speech on television, readied a debate plan with Nixon absent, to be shown via film of Nixon statements followed by McGovern’s views. Nixon promised a face to face debate. no date fixed.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Ashland
Washington
Sen. McGovern
Nixon Leads in Kansas Straw Poll Across Counties
Nixon builds a strong Kansas lead in the Harris Newspapers straw poll across 42 counties, with 70.1 percent for Nixon to 19.4 for McGovern and 10.5 undecided. Docking leads Kay 56.4 to 37.1, Miller leads Hoffman 68.9 to 29 with 11.1 undecided. Kansas City Star polls Wyandotte and Atchison showing McGovern ahead of Nixon there.
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Richard Nixon
Kansas
Harris
Hutchinson News
Salina Journal
Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Robert Docking
Morris Kay
Kay
Vern Miller
Robert Hoffman
Kansas City Star
Wyandotte
Atchison
Docking
Star
Farm Bureau Hears Area Candidates
Democratic and Republican candidates for county and district offices spoke at the Farm Bureau session in the meeting room Wednesday night. The second district candidates urged cooperation and questioned redistricting while stressing road and bridge issues and county governance.
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Farm Bureau
Joanistas
Bureau
Second District County Commission
Joe Ferns
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Ottawa
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USOC
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Agnew
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Los Angeles Times
William F. Thomas
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington Post
H.R. Haldeman
Benjamin C. Bradlee
Clark MacGregor
Committee For
Haldeman
Post
Ferns
Leroy Wasmund
Wasmund
Commission
A. E. Coffman
Coffman
Victor Warren
Irving Niles
People
Niles
Gene Steffles
Wint Winter
Rottawa
George Wingert
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