Viet negotiator says Nixon rejected POW swap for pullout
In Paris talks, North Vietnam’s Xuan Thuy says the United States was offered a straight prisoners for pullout exchange last year, but Nixon refused. Thuy links any future exchange to South Vietnam’s fate. Haldeman critic says such critique aids the enemy. Mansfield warns against returning the issue to the front burner. Thuy insists the approach is not a swap and cites 1971 opportunities to end the war if Nixon had withdrawn troops. CBS aired the Thuy interview, with Rogers commenting later.
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Four Red Delegations Arrive in Paris Demanding Peace
North Vietnam Viet Cong Pathet Lao and Cambodian rebel delegates reached Paris to press for peace on their terms and reject Nixon's eight point plan. They flew in from Moscow aboard a Soviet jet for a three day antiwar assembly. They say negotiations must exclude military solutions and denounce U.S. aggression while awaiting POW lists.
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Pair Survive Plane Crash After Harsh Winter Rescue
A teen girl Pamela Pletcher of Irvington New York was found walking near Mt. Tabor after a plane crashed in a snowbound clearing. David Lowe 9 and Hands Lowe 16 were found dead in the snow while two others remained missing. Pamela reported the pilot Leonard Lowe and another son 17 also from Irvington were aboard the Wwi engine plane. Rescuers faced near zero temperatures and darkness during the search after the crash Saturday.
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Kennedy Misleading Remarks Hit Washington
The State Department says Senator Edward M. Kennedy issued seriously misleading statements about a Government Accounting Office report on Cambodian refugees. Kennedy accused the U S and Cambodia of a conspiracy of silence amid rising civilian casualties and refugees. The GAO reported millions displaced in 18 months of war.
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Warning on Whiplash Ignorance From Dr Ward
Dr Ward warns that ignoring whiplash after auto accidents or falls can cause lasting damage. He cites nerve root compression and scar tissue forming in ligaments leading to unstable joints and chronic disc injury. Immediate examination is urged to prevent serious complications and needless suffering.
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Nixon seeks $2 billion training fund to cut unemployment
WALLINGTON UPD reports President Nixon resumes Congress with a $2 billion manpower training program. $1.7 billion would be allotted to states based on labor force size and unemployment and disadvantaged figures. $300 million kept by the Labor Department for national programs. Nixon cites rising productivity decline and argues training boosts employment and competitiveness. He stresses federal flexibility for states and localities in five other revenue sharing efforts. In other news, 107 year old Mrs. Charles HaTon dies in Saint Brieuc France, reportedly the oldest person in the country.
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Viet Cong Leaders Said Killed In Bunker Assault
Vietnamese militia stormed a bunker near Phu My in the Central Highlands and killed six Viet Cong in Binh Dinh Province, including four top leaders. Reports say Kontum faced rocket fire, with heavy fighting in Laos and near Angkor Wat in Cambodia. An American soldier was killed and five injured by a shell near Hue. The Viet Cong leadership loss is described as a major blow to the NLF. Prime Minister Marshall formed a new New Zealand government after Holyoake’s retirement.
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