Peace talks resume turning point in Vietnam talks
Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met in Paris as talks paused for technical work on a cease-fire. Haig conferred with Nixon in Washington while Moscow envoy Lé Thanh Nghi joined Hanoi officials. Saigon warned Hanoi seeks a three-phase takeover after any cease-fire and renewed demands for Hanoi to withdraw troops.
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Michael Goldsmith
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Rand
le Duc
Tho
Vietnam
Niaon
Neuilly
Kissinger
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Washington
Will Nixon
Haig
Pars
Moscow
Lé Thanh Nghi
Hanoi
Saigon
North Vietnam
South
Tran van Lam
Peking
Norodom Sihanouk
Weather outlook with light snow and teens cold
An inch of snow at Hancock Airport was followed by warnings of more snow tomorrow. Temperatures will fall to the teens except inland where the mercury may dip to zero to five above. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of freezing rain. winds 6 to 18 mph. Tomorrow, skies cloud up with a 60 percent chance of precipitation late in the day and highs near 10. Drive conditions are hazardous on secondary roads due to overnight snow.
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Hancock
Norfisk Endures 63 Below Zero Weather In Siberia
Tass reports Norfisk faces 63 below zero as factories stay open with heat screens, mines operate, and heated cabs keep equipment running. Theaters stay open, schools are closed with home schooling by TV, and buses continue despite the extreme cold.
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Moscow
UPI
Siberian
Norfisk
Tass
Families anxiety fade as Apollo 17 readies moon landing
Barbara Cernan and Jan Evans express mixed nerves and joy as Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt prepare to land on the Moon while Roald Evans remains in lunar orbit. Families across residences watch anxiously on TV awaiting confirmation of orbital insertion and a historic surface walk.
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Ly Rod Davis Space Center
Bousion
Eugene
Éétronaut
Harrison H
Jack” Schmitt
Roald E. Evans
Cernan
Evans
Schmitt
Earth
Ceran
Evans Jamies
Space Center
Barbara Cernan
Jan Evans
Paynor
Evang
Cervan
Dole Resigns. Bush Named RNC Leader in Change
Robert J. Dole announced his resignation as Republican National Committee Chairman. George Bush, then U S ambassador to the United Nations, will succeed him after discussions with President Nixon. Bush appeared persuaded to take the role following a White House briefing and a New York meeting with Dole.
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Washington
Robert J. Dole
George Bush
U. S
United Nations
Nixon
Dole
White House
Bush
Dola
New York
Tanaka Gains Reform Mandate For Japan’s Plan
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka’s Liberal Democratic Party won a general election mandate to remodel Japan. The party secured 271 seats in the lower house with 14 conservative independents, a potential majority of 79, while the Socialists placed second with 118 seats and Communists rising to 38, their highest postwar total. Tanaka pledged to push his program, creating a new administrative agency to implement resettlement of people and major industries despite opposition from Socialist and Communist critics who warned of pollution risks.
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Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
Liberal Democratic Party
Japan
Liberal-Democrats
Komeito
Tanaka
Thse
Astronauts head for touchdown on Taurus-Litrow
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt entered the Challenger lander and prepared for a lunar touchdown at Taurus-Littrow. Ronald Evans remained aboard America in lunar orbit as mission control monitored systems and the trio prepared for a three day exploration of the moon's valleys and craters.
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Cernan
Schmitt
Evans
America
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Ceman
Lunar
Moon
Taurus-Littrow
Wdy
Truman says he feels OK despite illness at hospital
Former President Harry S Truman, year old, reports feeling all right after a restless night in Research Hospital. Doctors say his heart rhythm remains irregular but his condition has improved since being removed from the critical list. He is alert and spoke briefly to his daughter and wife as treatment continues.
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Kansas City
UPI
Harry S Truman
Truman
John Dreves
Research Hospital
Margaret Daniel
Bess
Explosions Hit Cuban Firm Offices in New York and Miami
Three blasts at the Va Cuba Forwarding Co. in Miami and New York damaged offices in Moemi and Washington Heights plus a Calypso Travel Agency in Queens. Police say threats were received by the agency owner Anarda Falcon. a plastic bomb caused the Miami blast. Federal agents probe all three incidents.
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Miami
Moemi
Wa Cuba Forwarding Co
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Va Cuba
Cuba
Spain
Canada
Va Cuba Forwarding Co
Washington Heights
Manhattan
Calypso Travel
Queens
Anarda Falcon
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