Kissinger Tho pact draft heads to Paris after tense talks
Kissinger and Tho flew to Washington after a three hour Vietnam peace meeting, emerged smiling as a cease fire pact was reported underway. Nixon and Rogers would review the agreement before Paris signing, with foreign ministers from both sides already in place and the French ready for a possible ceremony.
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Allies press strikes as Vietnam war escalates
U S jets staged their heaviest five month strikes in South Vietnam in support of Saigon forces while North Vietnam denounced the allied action. B52s flew about 27 missions as Da Nang and other cities faced warnings of possible curfews ahead of any cease fire. North and South Vietnamese forces traded attacks with paratroops reporting deaths on both sides and a Viet Cong unit infiltrating a hamlet near Saigon.
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FTC urges classing small cigars as cigarettes
The Federal Trade Commission urged Congress to redefine small cigars as cigarettes for advertising and labeling. The move would ban small cigar ads on radio and TV, require health warnings about diseases from smoking, and push for tar and nicotine content disclosure on packages and ads. It also calls for more funds for health campaigns and research to curb smoking.
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Berserk gunman kills six in Topeka neighborhood rampage
A 23 year old man identified as Ronald G. Jordan attacked multiple homes in a riverfront Topeka area, fatally wounding six people and injuring another in a spree police call the worst mass murder in decades. Witnesses are scarce and the suspect is said to have a minor criminal history.
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Tanker flips spilling two thousand gallons of gas
A Del Mar I A tanker truck and trailer carrying about 8,800 gallons of gasoline flipped over an embankment today injuring driver James Cline, 32, of El Cajon. He was taken to Scripps Memorial Hospital in serious condition. Damages estimated at 35,001 dollars. Gasoline soaked soil and road. cleanup overseen by fire crews from two nearby communities. The truck was leased to Union Oil Co.
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Whittier Man Faces Marijuana Charges After Air Drop
Richard Jay Turner a 22 year old Whittier man was arrested by CHP officers about six miles north of Ambo y after allegedly loading 300 pounds of marijuana worth thirty two thousand dollars from a dropped load into his camper truck.
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Snowstorm paralyses Midwest with heavy closures and delays
A major snowstorm swept the Midwest causing up to 15 inches in Oklahoma and 9 to 10 inches in Iowa. Highways clogged, air travel halted at Des Moines, and schools including Creighton University and Offutt Field faced closures. An avalanche near Sun Valley killed Mrs. Anne Janss, 54, at a resort.
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Abortion ruling stuns lawmakers and divides advocates
A 7 2 Supreme Court ruling allowing medical abortions in early pregnancy drew mixed reactions from California leaders and national figures. Proponents hailed a historic moment while critics warned of broader implications, urging prevention and birth control. Prominent voices stressed rights, policy limits, and the need for national action.
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Lansing
Mich
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New York
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