Seven procedural points set for four way talks
U S and North Vietnamese negotiators agree on seven procedural points for peace talks. Main dispute remains seating arrangement with two spokesmen per side vs four delegations. Meetings to be held at the Majestic Hotel with English Vietnamese and French used. Newsmen excluded per U S view. Hanoi favors press access.
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Paris
U. S
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Ha van Lau
Majestic Hotel
Vance
Lau
Washington
Saigon
Hanoi
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Hundreds of DMZ Violations Reported in Vietnam War
Saigon dispatch reports United States reconnaissance logged at least 461 indications of enemy activity in the North Vietnam DMZ since the bombing halt on November 1. Armies fired in retaliation 128 times. observers noted groups of 31 and six troops and smoke screens. Amb. Harriman warned negotiations depend on restraint and avoidance of major city shelling.
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Saigon
USS
Demilitarized Zone
United States
North Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Paris
Johnson
Commission For Investigation
Vinh Linh
Indiana Educators Call for State Aid to Prevent Crisis
Indiana educators warned at the Indiana Association of Junior and Senior High School Principals conference that public schools face a funding crisis. Leaders urged a $430 million state boost, a near 50 percent rise in tax receipts, to sustain operations and address debt of about 50 school corporations. They expect a substantial legislative increase next year and anticipate tax increases.
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Tion
Robert H. Wyatt
Indiana State Teachers Association
Rose
Indiana
General Assembly
Robbins
Wyatt
Weather Report for Terre Haute and Vicinity
The Weather By U S Weather Bureau notes 6am observations with river stage 4.9 and local conditions showing yesterday's high 40 and last night low 22 with no precipitation. Forecast calls for variable cloudiness and cold tonight and Sunday with lows 10 to 18 and highs 22 to 30. Indiana outlook mirrors this, while Illinois予 generally fair tonight and Sunday with lows 10 to 15 and warmer Sunday.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Contributions aid Tribune Star Basket Fund drive
Cash donations to the Tribune-Star Basket Fund will aid Christmas baskets for needy Vigo County families. Donors may bring contributions to 721 Wabash Ave with all gifts published. Applications for baskets are to be made in person to Miss Sharon Time at the Christmas Clearing House 20 Chestnut St from December 2 to December 16 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m.
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Tribune- Star Basket Fund
Tribune-Star
Wabash Ave
Tribune-Star Fund
City
Vigo County
Sharon
Chestnut St
Schools Hit by Hong Kong Flu Widespread Absences Rise
An Associated Press survey finds absenteeism climbing across schools and workplaces due to Hong Kong flu. New York City reports 40 percent of firms with higher rates, some at 200 percent above normal. Colorado notes about 50,000 cases, Denver area schools closed, Air Force Academy cadets heavily affected, Seattle and D C report rising absences.
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Associated Press
New York City
Commerce and Industry Association
Hong Kong
National
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Puerto Rico
Colorados
State Health Department
Denver
Health Department
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Seattle
Wash
District of Columbia Health Department
Washington
Philadelphia
City Health Department
Nixon weighs TV and radio reveal for cabinet picks
President elect Richard M. Nixon weighs a national TV radio appearance next week to announce cabinet choices. Sources say a format is not set, but the idea is under serious consideration as Nixon aims to disclose nominations within days. Lt Governor Robert Finch hints at possible cabinet post and a broad departmental reorganization after Jan 20.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Henry Jackson
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Republican Governors Association
United States
Vietnam
New York
Robert Finch
California
Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Housing and Urban Development
Transportation
Pearl Harbor Losses Highlight Arizona Sinking
The record notes 2,343 U.S. military dead from Pearl Harbor attacks by Japanese planes, with over 1,100 sailors lost aboard the battleship Arizona. The figures emphasize the Arizona’s role in the disaster and the broader carrier- and battleship-focused losses of that day.
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U.S
Pearl Harbor
Arizona
Yippies Admit Communist Aid in Chicago Demonstrations
The House Un-American Activities Committee concluded that Communists and other revolutionaries helped plan street protests at the Democratic National Convention. Witnesses including David Dellinger acknowledged revolutionary aims and pacifist stances while claiming they avoided violence. Jerry Rubin declined to testify in a Santa Claus suit.
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Richard Schord
D-Mo
House Un-American Activities Subcommittee
Chicago
Washington
UPI
House Committee On Un-American ‘Activities
Richard Ichord
Ichord
Communist Party
Vietnam
Jerry Rubin
U.S
David Dellinger
U S Destroyers Move Into Black Sea Amid Soviet Protest
The United States plans to send guided missile destroyers Dyess and Turner into the Black Sea for routine operations within the Montreux Convention limits. Pravda denounces the visit as a provocative sortie while Moscow protests and NATO notes concern over Mediterranean buildup.
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U.S
Mediterranean
Kremlin
Bosporus — Straits
Black Sea
Soviet Union
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Naples
Italy
USS
Dyess
Turner
Pravdar
6Th Fleet
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Montreux
U.S. State Department
Washington
Pravda
Pearl Harbor anniversary described as misread US isolationism
Professor Takenori Takemi at Purdue recalls Japan’s hesitation before World War II and details how leaders misread American isolationism, the Open Door policy clashes, and internal tensions between military factions that pushed Japan toward war. The talk notes the Navy opposed the war while the Army favored expansion, shaping the 1941 conflict dynamics.
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Lafayette, Ind
UPI
Takemi Takenori
Purdue University
Japan
A.B.C.D
America
Britain
China
Takenori
Pearl Harbor
Konoe
United States
Tojo
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Debbie Lamb
Becky Maher
Martin
Radio
Dmz
U. S. Weather Bureau
Basket Fund
W. A. Trinler
Lovely Ladies Club
Tribune-Star Advertising Dept
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Tribune Wires
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Russia
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