Doe in Newws Dial Paroled After Texas California Sentences
Dial, a Texas prisoner paroled after about ten months of a four year term, was released Jan 26. Earlier he faced California and Texas sentences, including a five year term in California and a four year Texas term, with Houston trial. The Texas Pardons Board granted parole after his brief stint in prison.
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San Marcos
California
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Dial
Texas Board of Pardons and
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Texas
Fife
Houston
Peking Sends Doctors To Edgar Snow In Switzerland
Three physicians arrived in Switzerland from Peking to attend Edgar Snow the 66 year old American author and friend of Mao Tse tung Snow is gravely ill at his home after abdominal surgery a month ago The doctors were sent by Premier Chou En lai They include not Chinese and Dr George Haten a Lebanese born American skin specialist Snow who wrote the first Mao biography in 1937 had been assigned to cover President Nixon's visit to China later this month for an American magazine
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Peking
Edgar Snow
Mao Tse-tung
Snow
Chou En-lai
George Haten
Mao
Nixon
China
Hope rises in Red reaction to Nixon peace plan
Washington reports positive reactions in some Communist nations as Secretary Rogers and other State Department officials describe cautious optimism for a negotiated settlement. Moscow’s Tass notes North Vietnam and Viet Cong claim Nixon’s proposals aim to push an American settlement and reject Washington’s maneuvers.
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Nixon
State Department
William FP
Rogers
Department
United States
Tuly
China
Moscow
Tass
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Muskie renews peace plan critique in Wisconsin speech
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine condemned President Nixon’s peace plan as unacceptable to Hanoi during a University of Wisconsin appearance. He urged a definite date for total U.S. withdrawal from Indochina with prisoner release and troop safety as the sole condition, drawing tough rebuttals from Secretary Rogers and Defense Secretary Laird about reversing peace prospects. Hanoi and Paris developments were cited as confirming rejection of U.S. terms by the enemy.
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Wis
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Muskie
Maine
Nixon
Hanoi
University of Wisconsin
Willian P. Rogers
U.S
Indochina
Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Middle East
Laird
Paris
Gray accuses unions and press of bias in wage price program
Assistant Attorney General L. Patrick Gray charges organized labor with seeking to destroy the wage price control program and says the press ignores favorable outcomes. He cites small victories against a five cent fare hike by Cincinnati Transit and a price move by the Chicago Black Hawks, asserting media focus on failures. Gray led eight Phase I suits during the 90 day freeze and seven more after.
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UPI
L. Patrick Gray
Ill
Nixon
Organized Labor
Gray
Meany
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Cincinnati Transit Co
Chicago Black Hawks
Cincinnati Transit Cause
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