Reds charge Paris talks broken by U S
Reported in Paris the United States offered to meet Tho or any North Vietnamese leader from Hanoi to end the war. North Vietnam demanded public withdrawal terms and a new neutral government in Saigon with Viet Cong participation, signaling a breakdown in negotiations.
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Reds
Paris
U.S
Navy
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Washington
Tho
Politburo
Xuan
Thuy
Tha
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
North Vietnam
Rogers
United States
White House
Nixon
State Department
Offi
Thien
Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Thieu
Viet Cong
Mito
Congo
Top jurist to probe Irish crisis continues page battle
A top jurist will investigate the Irish crisis as Belfast riots erupt with barricades of hijacked vehicles and smoke from a burning brewery. The Irish Republican Army vows retaliation for Londonderry killings while Dublin crowds clash with police and Northern Ireland Catholic deputies threaten to boycott a British commission.
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Irish Republican Army
Londonderry
Belfast
Beening
Dublin
Irish Republic
Shannon
Ireland
North Vietnam bombing campaign hits Ban Karai and Ban Raving passes
Front page report details heavy action around two mountain passes north of the DMZ used for the Ho Chi Minh trail. Protective reaction strikes set records with five in one day and seven in two days, boosting January totals to a record 27.
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North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Lanoi
Ban Karai Pass
Dmz
Ban Raving Pass
Peace plans compared point by point for Indochina
The article outlines parallel positions from American and North Vietnamese sides on a six month peaceful, monitored South Vietnamese election, neutrality, and a staged ceasefire with international supervision. It covers Geneva commitments, reunification discussions, U S withdrawal or neutrality, and mutual noninterference in Indochina.
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South Vietnam
Senate
United States
Indochina
Laos
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Cambodia
Lighting firm refund delay leaves customer waiting
B L S of Garden Grove seeks a $19.44 refund after returning a faulty ing Co item from Santa Ana. The Los Angeles office promised a check after delays and miscommunications, but a month passed without payment. Jaime Tourge man of J and L Lighting said a check would be sent immediately, but the issue persists.
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Ing Co
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
Garden Grove
Jaime Tourgeman
International Golf School closes after 135 students seek refunds
Readers report 135 students lost payments totaling about 2 persons each, as International Golf School files for bankruptcy after managers disappeared in November. A former sales manager, Gar Witherspoon, says creditors may not recover funds. The home office is listed as San Jose and the firm reportedly owes back wages.
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International Golf School
Kedonsko Ave
San Jose
Witherspoon
H.C
Long Beach
Action Line
H. C
Seal Beach
Gar Witherspoon
International
U S weighs charges in Hughes book row
The inquiry into Howard Hughes autobiography fraud spanned the Atlantic with arrest warrants for Clifford Irving and wife Edith in Zurich. U S officials weigh federal wire and mail fraud and state forgery counts while Swiss authorities report $422,707 tied to a possible pseudonym and $291,249 deposited after May 27.
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U.S
Hughes Book
New York
Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
Switzerland
United States
Zurich
Irving
Edith
Whitney North Seymour
Frank 5
Hogan
Peter Veleff
McGraw- Hil
Veleff
Hughes
Welefft
Hannah Rosenkranz
Injunction halts border picketing amid longshore strike
Secretary of Labor James D. Hodgson urged quick action on a strike-ending bill before a House labor subcommittee led by Rep. Frank Thompson. He warned a second Taft Haray injunction seems unlikely and that any final settlement hinges on financing a 6 or pay guarantee for about 13,000 longshoremen.
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James D. Hodgson
House
Haman
Frank Thompson
D-Mj
Thompson
James G. O'Gara
D-Mich
Senate
Hugh Scoutt
Hodgson
Congress
PMA
Carrier Iwo Jima Moves Home Port to Norfolk
The Navy will relocate the amphibious helicopter carrier Iwo Jima from San Diego to Norfolk Virginia. The transfer, planned for May, leaves the Pacific Fleet with three helicopter assault carriers and the Iwo Jima serves as a prime recovery ship for Apollo missions with a crew of 563 on an 18,300 ton craft.
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Norfolk
San Diego
Navy
Norfolk, Va
Iwo Jima
Pacific Fleet
Resort land grab threatens eviction along Baja coast
The Mexican Supreme Court last July awarded land to the Machado family and an eviction of Lopez followed after six months. Americans like Herbert Foster of Bellflower and others leased property at Campo Lopez as Baja coast hotels and motels rise. Ellis-Gabilonda of Tijuana says his adjacent parcel won’t be evicted but will adjust leases to charge 12 percent of land value per year. Hubert Foster, a Long Beach resident and Douglas Aircraft employee, also holds a lease on Ellis property.
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Mexican Supreme Court
Machado
Lopez
Campo Lopez
Herbert Foster
Bellflower
Tijuana
Ensenada
Baja
Ernesto Ellis-Gabilonda
Long Beach
Hubert Foster
Viewpark St
Douglas Aircraft Co
Ellis
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Thieu-by- Khiem
Saipan
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Republic of
John Agar
Shirley Temple
Agar
King Johnson
Celebrity House
Ek, Ocean Blvd
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McGraw-Hill
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Bixby Kralls
Atlantic Avenue
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