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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1972
Page
2
Classified ad list highlights unique items and features a fireplaced living room and sunken forte Ny foam design. Mentions electric fixtures, beamed ceiling, and stylish home elements in a breezy sales pitch style.
An article describes a teenager involved in a voodoo influenced incident during a state visit by German President Gustav Heine Mempis? The piece mentions Princess Margaret and police statements about coercion and a stock of items tied to the event.
The piece discusses whether tax law applies to religious publications and suggests contacting the state comptroller at 95 Northwest Center Mall for guidance. It also notes a dental myth about cavities from kissing, explains bacterial causes and hygiene, then answers daylight saving time questions with examples of states that exempted themselves historically, naming Hawaii, Arizona, Michigan, and Indiana.
The dispute over who selects neutral and swing group representatives in a Thieu led ceasefire remains unresolved. Saigon and the NLF would finalize names with US and North Vietnam guiding the process, while Thieu warns of subversion and a Communist takeover if concessions occur. Observers note heated exchanges at Kissinger-Thieu meetings, yet officials doubt any split risks a broader break. Tin Song reports South Vietnam's firm stance against peace terms that betray its interests.
Thieu warned a ceasefire must be internationally guaranteed and North Vietnamese forces must withdraw. He labeled the North Vietnamese as invaders and the Viet Cong as a puppet of Hanoi, rejecting any coalition with Communist participation and urging continued fighting to wipe out the Communists until strict guarantees are in place.
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