Nixon ready to set pullout date tied to POW release
A high official said President Nixon is prepared to announce a date to withdraw U.S. forces from Vietnam once American prisoners of war are freed. The plan may come before the Paris peace talks weekly session, with Porter’s return from Paris and State Department caution on specifics.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
William J. Porter
William P. Rogers
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Edward W Brooke
R-Mass
Nixon to outline peace proposals in Sunday address
The White House asked TV networks to carry a Nixon statement at 8 30 p m EST tonight on peace proposals in South Vietnam. Senator Brooke predicts a disclosure offering a withdrawal date if North Vietnam frees the 1 500 POWs held in prison camps. Neither official cites a source for the information. Communist negotiators in Paris say POW releases hinge on a definite U S withdrawal date.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
South Vietnam
Scott
Brooke
Paris
U.S
Vietnam
Kindergarten resumes with summer Elyria program
Elyria City School District votes to restart kindergarten with an eight week summer program for children entering first grade in 1972 73. The program will run June 19 to August 11 with volunteer teachers at $5.50 per hour and an expected minimum 500 pupils.
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Elyria
Mary Jones
Lake St
Amherst
C-T
Dave Jones
Elyria City
Showalter
Secret Service to Guard Presidential Candidates Next Month
Secret Service agents will start protecting presidential hopefuls early next month with at least eight of the 1972 entrants likely to receive federal protection. A panel will decide eligibility, basing initial candidates on national polls and setting a minimum standing to qualify, with broader coverage for nonpoll entrants such as George Wallace. Members include Senators Mansfield and Scott, Speaker Carl Albert, Gerald Ford, and Thomas Kuchel, aiming to begin protection by February or early March, ahead of New Hampshire’s March primary.
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Washington
Secret Service
Commission
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
House
Carl Albert
Gerald R. Ford
Thomas Kuchel
California
New Hampshire
George McGovern
South Dakota
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Paul N. McCloskey
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Muskie
Kennedy
Humphrey
New York
John V. Lindsay
McGovern
Eugene J. McCarthy
Henry M Jackson
Cold wave sweeps region with flurries and wind
A cold wave warning is in effect with partly cloudy skies and strong winds. Temperatures fall to near five degrees tonight, then rise to around 15 to 20 by daybreak. Snow flurries and low precipitation chances linger today and tomorrow as west to northwest winds ease. Sunset today is 5 35 p.m. sunrise tomorrow 7 44 a.m.
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Ohio
Toledo
Findlay
Youngstown
Arctic cold and high winds sweep across Ohio
Cold wave plunges temperatures to 14 degrees with 35 mph winds, gusts to 49, and wind chill far below zero. Snow flurries, then a high near 15 to 20 expected tomorrow. warnings statewide as Arctic conditions persist with damaged structures reported in Paulding County.
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Columbia Gas
Ohio
Mercury
Ray Diederich
North Ridgeville
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Youngstown
Paulding
Paulding County
Acid scare ends as Wakeman water back to normal
A Norfolk and Western tank car carrying muriatic acid derailed near the Vermilion River Sunday, threatening Wakeman’s water supply. Officials approved river intake at 2 30 p.m. Monday, tests showed no contamination, and water processing resumed with ongoing monitoring.
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Wakeman — Water Service
Norfolk and Western Railway
Paul Burns
Ohio State Health Department
Clarksfield
Vermilion River
Burns
Vermilion
Lake Erie
Hank Tappel
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Norfolk and Western
Ohio Office of the Environmental Protection Agency
Lorain County urged to close Golden Acres Home
Lorain County welfare director Gerard Prinz urged the closure of Golden Acres Home as officials retire. The action would affect about 80 residents who could move to rest homes with state and federal funding offsetting costs. The county financed last year roughly 209000 dollars and plans the same for this year.
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Lorain
Gerard Prinz
Golden Acres
Laurence G Collier
Prinz
Air traffic controllers in Canada reject mediated wage pact
Canada’s 1600 air traffic controllers voted to reject a mediated settlement that would raise wages and lower weekly hours after a five day walkout halted most commercial air traffic. Negotiators had agreed Saturday, but the verdict overturned the deal.
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Ottawa
Canada
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Dean Bally
Hartford Drive
Hartford
Westwood
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W. John Fuller
Wakeman
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QilCo
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Oberlin
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