Kissinger Tho Meet in Paris as Sub Mystery Sways News
Kissinger and Hanoi's Tho met for an hour in a Paris suburb after a week of secret talks on the Vietnam peace draft. CBS tracked the meeting place at Choisy le Roi and a Saturday Paris meeting was tentatively planned, with a courtesy stop in Paris to brief French officials.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Thio
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kissinger
Chousy-le-Roi
CBS
Tho
Washington
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Maurice Schumann
Ziegler
Vietnam
Gif-sur-Yvette
Nixon
Choisy
Agence France Presse
Micronesia’s Island Chains House Few Inhabitants
United Press International notes Micronesia comprises three island chains the Carolines Marshalls and Marianas with over 3000 islands but only 97 are inhabited. The vast archipelago spans remote Pacific waters and challenges habitation and administration.
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Micronesia
Carolines
Marshalls
Marianas
Judy Campbell Named to National Special Olympics Council
Judy Campbell of Indiana State University Laboratory School is named to the National Advisory Council of Special Olympics Inc. She and co-director Dr. Thomas Songster join 100 delegates from 53 programs in the U S Canada Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands at a Ft Lauderdale meeting. Eunice Kennedy Shriver presented awards outlined four year goals including enrollment targets volunteers and a national fund goal.
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Indiana State University Laboratory School
National Advisory Council of
Special Olympics, Inc
Miss Campbell
Indiana Special Olympics
Thomas Songster
Florida
Songster
ISU
Campbell
Indiana
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Ft. Lauderdale
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Bowen taps Sanders and Van Natta for top Indiana posts
Gov elect Otis Bowen names former Rep. Raymond Sanders to lead the Indiana Department of Administration and Ralph W. Van Natta as motor vehicles commissioner. Both appointments take effect January 8 as Bowen takes office, with possible retention of Mental Health head Dr William E Murray subject to approval.
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UPI
Otis R. Bowen
Raymond E. Sanders
Indiana Department of Administration
Shelbyville
Ralph W. van Natta
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Bowen
William E. Murray
Murray
Advisory Council On Mental Health
Sanders
Sanders Automotive Supply
Indiana
Millard D. Bud" Renner
van Natta
Joe Rect
Whitcomb Bowen
Sanders, van Natbn
Edison K. Thu
Legislative Council
State
Thuma
William Waitt
Watt
W. Civert Brand
Columbus
Whitcomb
Thomas Taylor
Thoma
Indiana Department of Commerce
Park College
Parkville
Weather summary for Terre Haute and Indiana region
Local conditions show slowly increasing cloudiness tonight and much warmer than today. Saturday will be cloudy and mild with a chance of rain. lows tonight around 40s and highs Saturday near 50. Indiana forecast repeats similar trends with a 50 percent rain chance tonight and Saturday. Sunrise 7 10 am, sunset 8 30 pm.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Icy Interstate 70 Crash on Wabash River Bridge
Marshall woman Sarah Black, 68, was admitted to Union Hospital with a possible concussion and three broken ribs after a frost covered bridge collision on Interstate 70. Lonnie Ostum of Effingham, Illinois, reported slick roads prevented him from stopping. no charges were filed.
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Union Hospital
Wabash River
Sarah Black
Indiana
Lonnie Ostum
Effingham
Ostum
Auto Mishap Kills 3 Near Covington
Three people died when a car left U.S. 136 and plunged into about 15 feet of water near Covington. Victims identified as Jimmie J. Bodine, 29, Covington, owner of the Indiana Traffic Deaths 1,383. Last year 1,439.
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U.S. 136
Jimmie J. Bodine
Covington
Two Die in Warren County Crash Near Covington
Police report a high speed westbound crash on U S 136 three miles west of Covington. Paul F Oilar Jr 24 and Toni J Oilar 30 both of Veedersburg died when their car skidded through a guard rail and rolled into a flooded field. State police divers recovered the bodies. The Thanksgiving weekend fatality count rose to eight.
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Paul F. Oilar Jr
Toni J. Oilar
Veedersburg
U.S. 136
Covington
Warren County
Indiana
Steven R. Flinn
Bloomington
Indiana 446
Alice Malnar
Batavia
Ill
Indiana 47
Lebanon
Rudolph
Thanksgiving traffic toll climbs to 174 deaths
The Thanksgiving weekend traffic toll rose to 174 as rain and snow slowed motorists in the Southwest and Pacific Northwest while fog blanketed parts of California. The count started at 6 p.m. Wednesday and ends at midnight Sunday.
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the Nations
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Inter
California
U S Jets Suffer Losses As Raids Escalate
Eight U S jets lost in five days as American B52s strike supply targets for a third straight day in North Vietnam. A Navy A7 Corsair crashed after a night landing aboard USS Saratoga but its pilot survived.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Laos
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Demilitarized Zone
Air Force
Navy
Cmdr
David Edwards
da Nang
Nixon summons Romney Volpe for cabinet reshuffle talks
President Nixon called in two more cabinet members George Romney of HUD and John Volpe to discuss the second term reorganization and their future roles. Romney indicated he would leave the govern ment but stay involved in a private capacity.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Romney
Detroit
The
Free Press
Citizens
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
White House
John D. Ehrichtman
H.R. Haldeman
Life Sentence Given Robertson
William T. Robertson, 22, received a life term in Vigo Circuit Court for the July 21 shooting death of Daniel Duby. The verdict followed a second degree murder finding by a jury, with defense claiming the shooting was accidental during a struggle.
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William T. Robertson
Vigo
Daniel Duby
Joseph Anderson
Robertson
Vigo County
Duby
Charles Vincent
Anderson
Lefty Compton Dies Local Political Figure and Restaurateur
Local political figure and Harrison Township assessor Lefty Compton has died at 59 after an extended illness at his residence. He suffered a stroke in April 1971 and leaves wife Sharon S. and seven siblings among his survivors. The body was taken to Patrick J. Ryan Funeral Home with services planned.
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Herman “Lefty” Compton
Harrison Township
Compton
Sharon S
Howard L
Davenport
Iowa
William A
Robert
Terre Haute
Herschel
Patrick J. Ryan
New Attack Inside Lebanon Reported by Israel
Israeli military said a clash occurred with Palestinian guerrillas inside Lebanon near the cease-fire line. Reports from Lebanon claimed Israeli helicopter landings to blow up houses and burn tents at a guerrilla base near Khreibeh on Mt Hermon foothills before withdrawing. One Israeli soldier was wounded and several guerrillas were reportedly hit.
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Lebanon
Israali
Syria
Khreibeh
Mt. Hermon
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Phelps Memorial Hospital
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