Nixon halts bombing in Vietnam as talks resume
President Nixon orders a halt to bombing shelling and mining north of the 17th parallel effective Jan 15 as Kissinger and Tho resume talks. Viet Cong demand a complete pause and a peace accord while Thieu prepares a united front amid rumors of a possible Tet ceasefire by February 3.
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Peace rumors sweep as Nixon-Kissinger push peace talks
United Press International reports Saigon sources saying a cease-fire could be declared by the Tet lunar new year. Nixon meets Kissinger at the Florida White House amid talks with Haig and Paris negotiators as Thieu prepares for Haig's Saigon visit.
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Simplot plant aims for zero discharge by 1974
Caldwell Idaho officials of the J R Simplot Co say their goal of zero discharge of waste water from food processing will be reached. They report a plan to use plant waste water for irrigation is proving successful and by 1974 all waste water used south of Caldwell will be reused to irrigate crops instead of dumping into the Boise river.
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Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Segregation Plan
The Supreme Court agreed to rule later this year on whether a federal judge may order Richmond Virginia and neighboring counties to merge city and suburban schools to boost integration. The order, challenged by the 4th Circuit, affects a precedent involving Richmond and adjacent counties.
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Woman Fights Off Robber at Spokane Drive In
A Spokane woman, Lee S. Kosanke, dodged a handgun threat at the Arctic Circle Drive In on Sunday night. She backed away, alerted a coworker, and the intruder fled with no money taken.
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Pope Paul Meets With Golda Meir
Pope Paul VI and Israeli Premier Golda Meir met in Vatican City for over an hour to discuss Jerusalem and the Middle East. The Vatican said no policy change resulted and noted the audience did not imply preference.
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Hayden Lake Store Robbed In Idaho
A man was arrested after the armed robbery of a Hayden Lake grocery store near Coeur d Alene Idaho. The Kwik Stop Grocery Store was held up about 9 p m Sunday. an undetermined amount of money was taken and the suspect was jailed awaiting further action. The robber used a short bladed pocket knife.
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