Kissinger Resumes ParIs Talks On Quick Vietnam Settlement
Paris reports say Henry Kissinger resumed secret talks with Le Duc Tho as both sides push for a rapid end to the Vietnam War. The main hurdle remains South Vietnam's demand for all North Vietnamese troops to leave South Vietnam. Nixon adviser hinted a speedy accord possible if Tho shows flexibility as in October.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
Kissinger
Nixon
Tho
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
United States
Washington
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Viet Cong
Thieu
Henry Kissinger
Orley
William Porter
U.S
B52s Rain Bombs on Reds Near DMZ in Vietnam War
U S B52 bombers dropped 1200 tons of radar guided bombs on North Vietnamese positions near the DMZ. In Quang Tri province Marines and an armored column advanced about two miles despite heavy resistance and monsoon rains. Casualties included at least 44 North Vietnamese killed and 12 government troops killed with 78 wounded. attacks killed and wounded more near Saigon Da Nang Pleiku and Long My.
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Demilitarized Zone
Quang Tri Province
Quang Tri City
U.S
Dmz
Ben Hai
South Vietnam
da Nang
Pleiku
Long My
Mekong
An Loc
West Germans Vote Approval of Brandt Victory in politische Ballot
West Germany gave Chancellor Willy Brandt a sweeping mandate with 54.3 percent of 37.4 million votes for his Socialist Liberal coalition, securing 272 of 496 Bundestag seats and signaling plans for talks with East Germany before Christmas. The CDU/CSU fell to 44.8 percent, while the FDP rose to 8.4 percent with 42 seats.
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U.S
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Thanh Hoa
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Republial Democrats
Iat
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Lydyy Cieeclius
Walter Scheel
Free Democratic Party
Matthias Brandt
Soviet Union
Terre Haute Mayor presses Penn Central on crossing safety
Mayor William J. Brighton warns Penn Central to begin corrective work on the grade crossings at Cherry and Ohio Streets and the U Y over the Wabash River bridge by Nov 24 or the city will pave over the rails. The letter to Penn Central president W H Moore was released from City Hall amid delays and lack of progress.
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Terre Haute
Wabash River
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Department of Redevelopment
Brighton
Transportation Company
Independent colleges push for tuition equalization plan
St Mary of the Woods College plans to present recommendations to the Indiana Commission for Higher Education on a tuition equalization program. ICHE public hearing in Terre Haute considered granting state aid to Indiana students for independent colleges to balance costs and utilize empty spaces.
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Indiana Commission For Higher Education
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Hulman Center
Jeanne Knoerle
J.P
Women’s College
Independent Colleges of Universities of Indiana, Inc
Jeanne
Indiana
Robert Kek Martin
ICUL
Weather Summary from National Weather Service Update
Gradual clearing and colder tonight with mostly sunny skies and a little warmer Tuesday. Indiana sees mid to upper 30s tonight and highs in the upper 30s to mid 40s with small precipitation chances. Illinois parts: tonight partly cloudy and colder, Tuesday upper 20s to mid 30s with some clouds and slight warming. River level at 17.2 feet, falling. dirt dust count 46 micrograms per cubic meter.
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Illinois
Eight Vigo County Deputies Named by Sheriff
Vigo County Sheriff George Albright announced eight new deputies to join the force, bringing total personnel to 29. The appointments, effective January 1, were approved by the sheriff’s merit board and cover eight named individuals who will begin training at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy from January 8 to February 17.
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Vigo County
George Albright
Albright
Max Gibson
Sheriffs Department Merit Board
Ruel Burns
Robert Peterson
John Haley
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy
Three Die in 231 Crash Near Ind 58
A three car crash two miles north of Ind 58 on U S 231 killed Leland Chaney 24 and OLee Chaney 24 of Owensburg and Thomas Scott 38 of Crane. Scott's car collided with the Chaney vehicle when Mrs Chaney skidded broadside around 1 50 a m Sunday. Timothy Swartz 24 of Bloomington caused the third impact but was uninjured.
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Owensburg
Indiana
National Safety Council
Hoosier
Ind
U.S
Leland Kenneth Chaney
O’lee Ann Chaney
Thomas L. Scott
Crane
Dugger
Chaney
Scott
Timothy D. Swartz
Bloomington
Swartz
Supreme Court rules out computer program patents
The Supreme Court 6-0 barred patents on programming general purpose digital computers. Justice Douglas said mental processes and abstract concepts are not patentable. The decision affects software development and rejects Benson and Tabbott's claim for a binary conversion method.
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Supreme Court
Congress
William C. Douglas
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Gary R Benson
Arthur C. Tabbott
U.S. Patent Office
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Douglas
International Business Machines Corp
Honeywell Inc
Xerox Corp
Benson and ‘Tabbott
Potter Stewart
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell Jr
City Ambulance Service Begins With Fire Chief's Plan
Terre Haute Fire Chief LeRoy Shipley announced on Monday a new modern ambulance and rescue service promising the finest coverage for the city. The plan aims to improve emergency response and mobilize specialized equipment for citywide use.
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Terre Haute
LeRoy Shipley
Fire department unveils ready ambulance service plan
Emergency officials report readiness to meet ambulance needs a day before launch. Chief Shipley says Sunday kickoff included an ambulance and a station wagon converted for duty with two way radio seots resuscitator units. Plans call for paramedic expansion to rival Los Angeles and Dayton operations pending legislation and work. The THFD rescue team already aids emergencies with donated equipment, though the new service had not been tested as of Monday.
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Calif
Dayton
Ohio
L.A
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