Kissinger Returns Home After Talks with Tho on Vietnam Pact
Kissinger flew from Paris after a four hour meeting with Le Duc Tho about a draft cease fire. Officials said no final agreement or further session was announced though Laird suggested a possible agreement by tomorrow. White House reported no time set for a presidential address.
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LBJ funeral set as nation prepares final tribute
The body of former President Lyndon Baines Johnson will lie in state at the LBJ Library in Austin then be flown to Washington for a Capitol rotunda service. He died in San Antonio of a heart attack at 64, with autopsy citing coronary thrombosis and severe heart disease.
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High Court Ruling Sparks Ohio Abortion Law Debate
The U S Supreme Court ruling on early pregnancy abortions prompts questions in Ohio as officials and doctors weigh whether Ohio's law banning abortions except to save the mother's life remains in effect. ACLU Ohio officials say testing the ruling could show if the law is null. Proponents hail the decision as progress while critics warn of unsafe “abortion mills.”
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Abortion Case Shapes One Woman's Post Ruling Life
A Cincinnati secretary, identified as Jane Doe, recalls a 4 month abortion after the Supreme Court upheld early pregnancy abortion rights. She describes guilt, trauma, and ongoing family and financial struggles from her decision and its impact on her and her son.
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Elyria Soldier Named to LBJ Honor Guard for Funeral
Spec. 4 Jeffrey L. Rider, 21, of Elyria, stationed at Ft. Hood, Texas, will serve in the LBJ funeral honor guard behind the caisson in Washington. A Midview High School graduate, he has Vietnam service and recently learned his unit was selected. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Rider, said they are proud. The body will lie in state at the Capitol rotunda Wednesday and funeral services are Thursday at National City Christian Church in Washington before burial in Texas.
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Foreman quoted on pleas during title victory
A framed quote cites George Foreman saying he begged Yancey Durham to stop the harm as he became the new heavyweight champion. The remark appears on page 20 reflecting the tense moments surrounding the title win.
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Weather outlook with chilly, cloudy day and brief flurries
Upper 30s and cold conditions prevail today with a chance of flurries. Highs reach the upper 30s while tonight’s lows drop to the low and mid 20s. Partly cloudy tomorrow with highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Yesterday’s high reached 56 degrees at 2 PM and today’s low was 34 degrees at 7 AM.
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