Opening Peace Session Marked By Squabbles
Foreign ministers from major powers met in Paris to secure Vietnam peace but opened with squabbles. Canada threatened to quit its cease-fire role if permanent political machinery is not set up, while Gromyko and Chi Peng-fei avoided each other at the gathering.
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Paris
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
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
Chi Peng-fei
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Chi
Mme
Nguyen Thi Binh
International Conference Center
Laos
Cambodia
UPI
K.C. Thaler
Mme. Binh
Saigon
Rabbit Season Ending Web
Idaho Fish and Game reminded hunters the rabbit season ends Wednesday for cottontail and pygmy rabbits with an eight rabbit daily bag and possession limit. No closed season for jackrabbits or snowshoe hares. protected species from hawks to pelicans are noted under federal and state laws.
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BOSE
UPD
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Idaho
South Vietnam protests North Vietnamese SAM sites near Khe Sanh
In Paris delegates gather as Saigon protests three SAM2 antiaircraft missile sites near Khe Sanh alleging a blatant violation of the peace pact by North Vietnam.
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Paris
South Vietnam
Saigon
Khe San
Youth Paroled After Five Months In Adult Facility
Granite Oklahoma Douglas Ballard 14 was recommended for parole by the Pardon and Parole Board after five months in an adult prison for armed robbery. He admitted robbing a Sapulpa service station last Sept 1 for kicks and due to having nothing else to do. Governor Hall favors the parole to State Welfare supervision and placement in a suitable setting. Ballard, who turns 15 on April 28, said he had committed two or three other uncharged crimes. Board member Robert Copeland urged release to avoid ruinous outcomes.
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Okla
Douglas Bellard
Pardon and Parole Board
State Welfare Department
David Hall
Ballard
Robert Copeland
State Employee Crisis Highlights Idaho Wages Gap
UPC Executive secretary Greg Panter of the State Employees Association urged Idaho officials to acknowledge a crisis as legislation seeks raises for judges and tax officials while clerks custodians nurses and secretaries remain underpaid. He cited Public Personnel Association surveys showing Idaho state employees earn about nine percent less than private industry and other states.
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BOF
UPC
Greg Panter
State Employe’s Association
Idaho
Panter
Public Personnel Association
Navy payoff promises in ad appeals for new recruits
The advertisement promotes joining the Navy by highlighting generous pay and benefits. It touts job training, food, clothing, housing, medical care, thirty paid vacation days yearly, and a retirement plan for a lasting lifetime income after twenty years. Readers are told to contact John S Thomson at Nelson's TV between 11 and 12 each Thursday or call collect at 2086642831 to learn more.
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Navy
John S. Thomson
Nelson
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