Kissinger Leads Final Peace Talks In France At Villa
Dr Henry Kissinger and North Vietnamese negotiators held a second round of talks at a luxury villa once linked to a Princess Margaret suitor as South Vietnamese signaled the talks were in a final stage. Paris diplomats voiced optimism that a cease fire could begin by December 12 or 15, aiming to free some U S war prisoners before Christmas. A morning session at Choisy le Roi lasted about two and a half hours.
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Talks in Secret Round End With Optimism Near Paris
Kissinger and Le Duc Tho smiled as talks moved to a secret villa near Feucherolles France. Negotiators began talks at 4 p m and continued for nearly two hours. Reports say Kissinger may initial a draft peace accord while Saigon eyes an armistice on December 12. Lam cautioned that key points must be acceptable and denied confirmation of a partial withdrawal.
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Dang Lam
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Nixon names NATO envoy to Brussels in cabinet shuffle
President Nixon names Donald Rumsfeld as the new U.S. ambassador to NATO succeeding retiring David M. Kennedy. Rumsfeld, 40, previously headed the Cost of Living Council and directed the Wage Price controls. Kennedy to remain available for special assignments.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Quake Shakes Tokyo and Honshu Island Coast
A strong earthquake struck Japan's Pacific coast at 7:18 p.m. triggering a brief tsunami warning for a 600 mile stretch. The Meteorological Agency reported intensity six on the local scale on Hachiroshima Island with power outages and minor landslides but no reported damage or casualties.
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Three hurt in auto smash up on Scottsdale Road
Late Sunday two car crash on Scottsdale Road south of Granada Road sent Yancy P. Lewis and Karen Lewis to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with injuries described as fair. Willard D. Hunter and Norma L. Hornbaker were treated after a second noon collision at 74th and Culver Streets. A Phoenix woman caused $2,000 damage when her brakes failed, crashing into the Cancellation Shoe Center on N Scottsdale Road.
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Missing $1000 From Fast Gas Station in Scottsdale
Scottsdale police seek an employee who may have taken more than $1000 from the Fast Gas station at 304 N Hayden Rd. The safe was found open after closure around 1 pm Sunday and $1021.31 was missing. The suspect failed to report for work today. Police also investigate a Sunday burglary at 2312 N Granite Reef Rd where over $600 in valuables were stolen.
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Searchers recover body from Yosemite Falls after icy plunge
Rangers in wet suits braved falling ice to retrieve the naked body of a man from a 100 foot ice cone at Yosemite Falls. A companion remains missing as park officials pursue a second victim amid warm upper air and ongoing search efforts.
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Marion Juan Chiago Obituary at Salt River Reservation
Wake for Marion Juan Chiago 62 who died Wednesday at Phoenix Indian Medical Center. Burial is Salt River Cemetery with services Tuesday at Salt River Larger Parish of the Presbyterian Church. Survivors include husband Ben son Anthony mother Alvin Juan and sister Ruth Rivers.
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Ranger Battalion Abandons Central Highlands Base in Heavy Attack
A South Vietnamese Ranger battalion of about 500 men abandoned Ly Thai Loi base near Pleiku under heavy Communist fire. The unit reported 13 wounded and 14 missing. U S forces said a Phantom jet en route to Da Nang apparently crashed last week. two crewmen are missing. The ceasefire talks intensify fighting across South Vietnam with major rocket and air attacks, especially around Bien Hoa and in the highlands 200 miles north of Saigon.
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Vietnam
Acting FBI Chief Gray Released After Abdominal Surgery
Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray III was discharged from Lawrence and Memorial Hospital after abdominal obstruction surgery. He will rest at his Stonington home following last week’s hospital admission for observation on November 19.
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