North Vietnam reveals nine point peace plan in Paris
Paris dispatch reports North Vietnam disclosed its nine point peace plan and accused Nixon of duplicity for revealing talks last week. Hanoi demands U S withdrawal by end of 1971, releases prisoners in parallel, and calls for Thieu Ky replacement and Ky ou Tran Van Kiem ouster with US pay reparations and international guarantees of Indochina neutrality.
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Colville Tribe delays plan to resume tribal law enforcement
Colville Indian tribal council postpones reassertion of sovereignty over 1.3 million acre reservation in northeastern Washington. Officials had aimed to reclaim law enforcement from the state on Feb 1 but a court dispute with Okanogan County remains unresolved.
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Devlin Attacks Maudling in Commons Rioting Reference
Northern Ireland MP Miss Devlin rushed the Commons floor and struck Home Secretary Reginald Maudling after he described Sunday's Londonderry riots. She was restrained as spectators and lawmakers watched, with injuries reported as the debate addressed casualties from the firearm and bomb attacks.
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Five Republicans set for Boise Lincoln Day Banquet speakers
UPI reports five Republican U S Senate candidates will speak at Boise’s Lincoln Day Banquet February 11. Speakers include Rep. James McClure former Gov. Robert Smylie former Rep. George Hansen Bill Bergeson and Dr. Glen Wegner. The event takes place at the Rodeway Inn.
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Stevenson Attacks Nixon On East Pakistan Policy
Sen Adlai Stevenson III condemned President Nixon for backing Pakistan during the East Pakistan crisis calling it a despicable act and urging Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings. He cited nine months of army repression before Bangladesh's birth and said there is no rationale for U.S. support of Yahya Khan.
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Dockworkers Return to Bargaining Table in West Coast Strike
Negotiators for ILWU and PMA rejoined talks as Congress mulls a three member arbitration panel to end the port tie up. Labor Secretary Hodgson urged action while both sides weigh a $5.2 million guaranteed wage fund and retroactive raises.
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Idaho Funds Earn Interest Month Sees Lower Rates
Boise state treasurer Marjorie Ruth Moon reports January interest on Idaho idle funds totaled 130 320, down from the previous year as rates fell. For the first seven months of this fiscal year, total interest reached 1 445 002 versus 2 016 572 a year ago. January 1971 alone yielded 185 578. In Shoshone, the Magic Valley Peace Officers Association votes against the new Idaho criminal code, joined by other agencies statewide.
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