Kissinger urges multilateral pullout focus for Vietnam pact
Kissinger argues in Foreign Affairs for mutual withdrawal of foreign forces from South Vietnam as the core of talks. He envisions talks among North Vietnam, the United States, and Viet Cong, with Saigon and the NLF handling internal South Vietnam issues. He calls for an international conference to guarantee any agreements and says unilateral measures may follow if Hanoi stays intransigent.
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Saigon Rejects Cease Fire and Flag Dispute at Talks
Saigon officials insist on no cease-fire arguing it would let North Vietnamese forces seize land and power. Separately Saigon backed then dropped a plan to bar the Viet Cong flag at peace talks, bowing to U S pressure over symbolism at the conference.
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President Johnson Hospitalized With Respiratory Illness
President Johnson was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital with an upper respiratory infection and fever. Doctors described a slight bronchial irritation and a raspy, hoarse voice with a 101.6 degree admission temperature.
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Smith Reelected Illinois House Speaker in Republican Caucus
Illinois House Republicans select Rep. Ralph T. Smith of Alton for a second term as speaker amid a GOP majority of 12. Smith backs a hoped override of Gov. Shapiro's veto on a $3,000 to $12,000 pay raise and naming Jack Walker as majority leader, William Walsh as assistant leader, and Ray Anderson as majority whip.
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Witnesses defend Violence reporting as vital to public knowledge
Two U S witnesses told a presidential commission that coverage of violence by TV and newspapers reflects the nation’s violence and should not be censored. They urged better context and perspective while noting reporting can mobilize public opinion to address the problem. A night-vision Starlight Scope stockpile was also reported for National Guard use.
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Officials mum as kidnaped coed Barbara Mackle remains missing
Federal and local agents search nationwide for 20 year old Barbara Jane Mackle kidnapped from a motel near Emory University. Her mother reported the abduction at 4 am after being held at gunpoint and chloroformed while the daughter was taken in freezing weather.
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Eight shots hit Carbondale police car near Rt 51
Police report eight bullets struck a city unmarked patrol car driven by Sgt. Ray Darnell on Rt 51 north of Carbondale around 12:30 a.m. An investigation suggests a .22 automatic rifle with hollow-point rounds. no weapon was found. Egyptian Mfg storage building windows showed bullet holes and shell fragments. Previous shooting in April involved a police car hit but not struck.
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Anti-draft ring nabbed in Chicago
FBI arrested 31 people in the Chicago area on a selective service deferment scheme tied to fake National Guard documents. Four more suspects sought. one arrest in Miami Beach. James R. McLaughlin, 65, former 5th District Appellate Court clerk, died at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Nixon sees no official change in gold price policy
Gold rose on European markets amid speculation Nixon’s incoming administration may raise the official $35 an ounce price. Treasury Secretary designate Kennedy avoided committing to defend the current rate, prompting dealer interest and higher Paris, London, Zurich, and Frankfurt quotes.
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U of Illinois Trustees Approve Budget Reduction Proposal
The University of Illinois trustees recommended trimming the biennial operating budget request by 9.31 million dollars from an initial 114.77 million. The revised proposal will go to the governor and General Assembly for action after the Illinois Board of Higher Education suggested the cut.
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Snow Likely Tonight With Rain Thursday Morning
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