No Break In Peace Talks Delayed Until Nixon Inauguration
John Sparkman of Alabama and Senator Hugh Scott said little progress toward ending the Paris deadlock is likely before President-elect Nixon takes office. They argued Hanoi may stall and procedural disputes remain unresolved until the new administration begins.
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John Chadwick Johnson
Associated Press
House
Congress
Paris Peace Senate
Hanoi
E. Ross Adair
Indiana
Paris
Nixon aims to formalize Vietnam policy after oath
Nixon plans to send written Vietnam policy instructions to U S diplomats and military commanders soon after inauguration. The guidance aims to define administration aims and required measures, with options prepared by Rogers Laird and Kissinger for Paris talks Saigon and field commanders. Republicans in Congress welcomed a refreshed push for talks while criticizing Defense Chief Clifford for pressuring Saigon, and urged progress toward a peace agreement.
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Paris
Saigon
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William P. Rogers
Secretary of Defense
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Henry A. Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clark M. Clifford
Karl E. Mundt
Clifford
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Sophia Loren gives birth to son Carlo at Geneva hospital
Sophia Loren, after four miscarriages, has a Caesarean birth of a 7 pound 11 ounce boy named Carlo at Geneva State Hospital. Carlo Ponti and Loren are praised for health. De Watteville oversaw care emphasizing nutrition. Loren plans to resume acting in Giovanna in September filmed in the Soviet Union.
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Geneva
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Geneva State Hospital
Carlot
Italy
Ponti
Miss Loren
de Watteville
Giovanna
Marcello Mastroianni
Soviet Union
Carlo Ponti Jr
Switzerland
Retaliation for Attacks Israel Warns Arabs More Raids To Come
Israel vows further retaliation for Arab attacks after the Beirut airport raid. Premier Levi Eshkol says Israel will defend itself where planned. U.N. debate, U.S. condemnation, and Lebanon’s air fleet aid discussed amid ongoing tensions.
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J.R. Wiggins
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Security Council
Trygve Lie Dies At 72 In Norway
Trygve Lie, 72, the first United Nations secretary-general, died in Norway. He led the UN from 1946 to 1954 and retired to his homeland. His tenure faced Cold War tensions and Korean conflict challenges, with Hammarskjold succeeding him after his death.
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Norway
United Nations
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Lie
New York
Sweden
Dag Hammarskjold
Africa
U.N
Burma
Hammarskjold
Brink's armored car heist nets $800000 in Boston
FBI said the Brink's robbery in Boston involved two or more masked thieves who forced a guard, used a key to enter the truck, and transferred cash to a waiting vehicle before fleeing. A key was later found near the scene as investigators review the case, a 13th such eastern Massachusetts heist since 1950. The robbers wore gloves and ski masks and left with about $800,000 from the Brink's truck.
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Baianderworld
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Felix A Savage Jr
Brink
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Richard E
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FBI
Avul Whd Ih Lgoi
Massachusetts
Haines
Snyder backs James for governor in city page note
A Pueblo City Page item reports Senator Snyder supporting James for governor, highlighting a political backing amid local coverage. Details emphasize local relevance and party alignment within the campaign context.
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Pueblo
Sen. Snyder
James
Romayne Beyard
New Year Day Prisoner Release Talks Fail
In Saigon on New Year’s Day the United States and Viet Cong held a meeting to arrange prisoner releases but no agreement was reached on freeing three American prisoners. Five U.S. representatives attended the talks, with a cease fire announced around the site to ensure safety of prisoners and participants.
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Walt W. Rostow
Johnson
Rostow
United States
Israel
Middle East
U.S
Lebanon
Dwight Porter
Abdullah Yafi
Armed Forces Radio
Saigon
Baltimore Attorney Pleads Innocent To Bribery Charge
Baltimore attorney Raimondi pled innocent on a bribery charge after pre arraignment motions. Indicted by a Baltimore grand jury, he was substituted for his brother and reserved the right to delay trial as the case proceeds.
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P. Raimondi
Raimondi
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U.S
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Charles D. Harris
Suaigue Inc
Edward Pierson
Leon H. A. Pierson
Grand Jury
John J
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Bishop Jr
Balto County
Queen Elizabeth 2 shakedown troubles delay Cunard delivery
Britannia's new liner QE2, built for 65 000 tons at 69.8 million dollars, returns to port as public outcry grows. Engine out of balance, thermal expansion issues force Cunard to refuse delivery until repairs finish, with maiden voyage postponed and a government inquiry urged.
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Associated Press
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Southampton
Sir Basil Smallpiece
Cunard
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Url Owhwuli
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