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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1973

Page

3

Peace talks in Paris open with friction and warnings

Foreign ministers from major powers opened in Paris to pursue Vietnam peace but clashed over cease fire effectiveness. Canada warned it might quit supervising the cease fire by March 30 unless a permanent political machinery is created. The talks include the United States, Russia, China, North and South Vietnam, the Viet Cong, Britain, France, Canada, Poland, Hungary, Indonesia and the United Nations.

Paris UPS Vietnam Canada William P. Rogers Mitchel Sharp Hungary Poland Indonesia South Vietnam Joint Military Commission Sharp Washington Hanoi United States Russia China North Vietnam Britain France United Nations Rogers Alec Douglas- Home Chi Peng4ei Andrei A. Gromyko Gromyko Chi Mme Nguyen Thi Binh Laos Cambodia Mme. Binh

Altadenan charged in knife death at Compton fight

Sheriff's deputies booked 21 year old Howard D Vaughn of Altadena for murder in the stabbing death of 18 year old Clifford R Johnson of Compton during a Compton gang clash two weeks ago. Investigators say Vaughn, a Compton Crips member, and another youth were arrested the night of the killing but later released.

Sheriff's Deputies Today Altadena Compton Howard D. Vaughn Compton Crips Clifford R.johnson Compton Pirus Pirus Vaughn Johnson

Calley Still Draws Army Pay Despite Conviction

Army officials say 1st Lt. William L. Calley Jr. continues to receive a $10,600 annual salary despite the My Lai massacre conviction. His status remains in effect as legal appeals proceed, with President Nixon promising review after exhausted channels.

Washington UPI Willam L. Calley Jr Army Calley Nixon Ft. Benning My Lai Court of Military Review Tence Armed Services Us Ft. Leavenworth Kan Court of Military Appeals White House

Lansky plea is refused in federal contempt case

US District Court Judge James L. King rejected defense efforts to dismiss contempt charges against Meyer Lansky 71. Jurors began selection for the Las Vegas skimming case while Lansky plans another trial date. He had been hospitalized earlier in the year and briefly abroad before returning to the United States.

Miami Meyer Lansky James L. King Lansky Las Vegas E. David Rosen King Israel United States

Former Army NCO on trial over overseas service club scheme

William C. Wouldridge, 30, once the Army's highest ranking enlisted man, faces trial in U.S. District Court as the alleged head of a scheme called Khaki Cosa Nostra. Two other former sergeants are charged alongside him for profiting from servicemen's clubs overseas.

Los Angeles UPD Army William C. Wouldridge U.S

Joint Chiefs argued for North Vietnam invasion in past

Admiral Moorer told a House defense subcommittee that the Joint Chiefs sometimes recommended a land invasion of North Vietnam to outflank the enemy. He noted political factors required restraint, saying military aims were to contain the war, and that he follows orders under civilian control. The testimony was given in a closed session with a briefing released today.

Washington UPD Joint Chiefs of Staff North Vietna Adm Thomas H. Moorer Joint Chiefs House Appropriations Defense North Vietnam Moorer

Lon Nol dismisses U S concern over Cambodia army scandal

Phnom Penh reports indicate opposition leader In Tam says President Lon Nol laughed at American worries about corruption and aid abuse in the Cambodian army. He notes officers paid up to 2 million per month for phantom soldiers while real troops protest unpaid wages, and U S senators urged an inquiry.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Tam Lon Nol U.S Kheam Reth Lon Highway 3 Tram Kimar

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