Kissinger to Lead Talks in Paris Site Set for Postwar Conference
The United States and North Vietnam agreed on Paris as the site for a postwar conference. Kissinger will travel from Bangkok to Laos and Hanoi with discussions on a ceasefire, while it remains unclear who will accompany him or whether Congress members will join. The aim is to guarantee peace in Vietnam with Cambodia and Laos status uncertain by February 26.
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Washington
Hanoi
United States
North Vietnam
Paris
Kissinger
Bangkok
Laos
Vientiane
Ziegler
Peking
Congress
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Senate
House
Scott
Nixon
Executive Department
Rogers
Vietnam
Cambodia
First Yank POW releases stated about Saturday
Under the cease-fire terms all US troops must exit Vietnam and prisoners released by March 8. An eight-man Joint Commission recovery teams are on two hour notice and ready within hours. Prisoners are released in order, with tests and transit to Clark Air Base Philippines for some. The Saigon command tallies 4,260 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed, 681 South Vietnamese killed, 2,887 wounded, 485 missing. civilians 22 killed, 331 wounded.
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Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
United States
North
South Vietnam
International Commission
Canada
Indonesia
Hungary
Poland
Pentagon
Commission
U.S
North Vietnam
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Saigon
Pleiku
da Nang
Clark
An Loc
Bien Hoa
Phan Thiet
My Tho
Can Tho
Hanoi
Quang Tri City
Stennis Surgeries and Grave Condition Update
Reported from Page A ti details Sen. Stennis recovering after two surgeries for serious abdominal injuries. Despite initial stability, a late-night exploratory operation found vascular congestion and inflammation of the small intestine. Condition remains very serious with a grave prognosis as doctors monitor possible venous infarction.
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Stennis
Sen. Stennis
25 life terms for Juan Corona
The jury's lengthy deliberations led to 25 life terms for Juan Corona after hours of testimony and a two day holdout by Naomi Underwood. The defense challenged juror tampering claims and a gag order, but Patton denied the motion citing insufficient proof. Contempt of court charges against Hawk resulted in 54 days in jail for outbursts and violations of the gag order.
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Naomi Underwood
Hawk
Mrs. Underwood
Mrs. Wallis
Underwood
Pxiton
Patton
Torn U S destroyer returns to base
Four injured airlifted to St Albans Naval Hospital in New York City after an explosion aboard the Bastione. Cmdr John L Towley reported no fire aboard. Dead sailors named include David A Thimmer Ipswich Mass Charles R Kelly Lafayette La and D A Rogers Troy N Y. Other injured listed with ranks and hometowns. Veterans hospital transfer sought to burn center at Brooke Army Medical Center.
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Soule
Paatved
St. Albans Naval Hospital
New York City
Bastione
John L. Towley
Middletown
R.L
Navy
David A. Thimmer
Ipswich
Mass
Charles R. Kelly
Lafayette
D. A. Rogers
Troy
N.Y
St. Albans
Charles R. Hearrold
Raynham
Michael J. Za
Stephen T. Sweyer
Newport
Michael T. Soule
Milford
Conn
Dennis KR. Pearce
Bowling Green
Ohio
Donald E. Lehmer
Lemoyne
Ex widow awaits POW mate in uncertain years
A former widow waits as her husband, a talented artist and prisoner of war, returns after years of Hanoi letters. He writes poetry to his wife, offering hopeful notes amid captivity while she maintains optimism about his reintegration and the country’s climate. President judges caution ahead of Vietnam era stress.
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Halyburton
Hanoi
Nixon defies Congress by withholding $8.7 billion
President Nixon announced a formal impoundment of 8.7 billion dollars in appropriated funds, on top of 6 billion previously earmarked for water pollution control, as Congress and Senate clash over spending and impoundment rules. The Senate passed an airport aid bill expanding federal share to 75 percent, while Nixon warned of inflationary risk if the budget spirals out of control. In Edinburgh a 21 year old German man was convicted for pushing his bride off a cliff for life insurance proceeds, receiving a life sentence.
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Legislative Branch
Nixon
Congress
White House
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Agriculture Department
Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee
Harold £. Hughes
Appropriations Committee
Departments of Defense, Transportation and Agriculture
House Committee
Jamie L. Whitten
D-Miss
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Roy L. Ash
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Edinburgh IM
Ernst Dumoutin
Fifth Suspect Arrested in Laguna Niguel Bank Burglary
Federal agents in Ohio arrested James Frank Dinsio on a rural delivery address near Canfield. He is the fifth suspect in the United California Laguna Niguel branch burglary, with earlier convictions and ongoing sentences totaling about 20 years. Loot estimates range up to 5 million, with about 3 million in cash and securities taken and about 2.4 million recovered. The crime occurred the weekend of March 24, 1972.
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Ohio
United
Dinsio
Charles Albert Mulligan
Youngstown
Phillip Bruce Dhitipher
Cleveant
Ronald Barber
South Gate
Rochester
Barber
Harry
James Dinsio
Barber Brothers
Los Angeles
FBI
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Michel Gauvin
Roger
Indochina
Ellsworth Bunker
C. Emory Swank
McMurtrie Godley
Page A
Police
Rse
Juan Corona
R.I
Basilone
Ute
Army Engineers
Jacksonville
Tia
Iupe
Supreme Court
William
Douglas
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Alabama
Combined News Services
Whitten
House-Senate
Mahon
Shultz
Ash
Stein
Justice Department
Laguna Niguel
Dad Pe
Oe Arene
Stee
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