Nixon clarifies withdrawal condition on POW release
The White House says Nixon did not state POW release as the sole condition for full U S withdrawal from Vietnam. The president had cited prisoner release as a key factor, while the administration maintained South Vietnamese self determination remains a non negotiable condition. The Vietnamization plan is described as advancing, with a smaller American force and possible renewed bombing contingent on prisoner release.
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Nixon's candidacy formally announced in New Hampshire primary
Supporters filed 2000 signatures in Concord to place Nixon on the March 7 New Hampshire ballot. Sen. Muskie prepares a national TV declaration while discussions swirl on the 1972 ticket with Agnew. Mayors Frank L. Rizzo and Kevin White begin new terms as Jody Smith becomes the nation’s youngest mayor in Ayrshire Town.
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Heat Wave Kills 102 in Buenos Aires
UPI reports at least 102 fatalities from a week long heat wave in Buenos Aires. Public Health Service says 100 of 600 hospital patients remain hospitalized. Dehydration and gastric disorders claimed 67 elderly lives while at least 35 others, many young, drowned at beaches around the capital.
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Summit Team Still In Radio Silence
Mountaineer Paul Petzoldt leads a New Year ascent of Grand Teton with 26 climbers but radio contact is lost amid zero temperatures and 40 mile per hour winds. Dick Monroe notes deterioration risk. only two climbers have returned. Desloge of Florissant, Mo. quit due to illness while others prepare for descent.
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Idaho Firm Agrees To Pay Back Wages
Idaho firm Anstep Corp and president Steven R. Giacobbi agreed to pay back wages totaling 5455 dollars for 37 employees and comply with federal wage hour law. The Labor Department filed a complaint alleging overtime and record keeping violations.
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