Vietnam talks stalemate as NLF balks at U S proposals
The National Liberation Front rejected the U S round table ideas and proposed four party status with equal representation for the NLF. U S negotiators led by Cyrus Vance offered six table forms and new rules to end the impasse while Saigon pressed for arrangements limiting the NLP. Both sides studied proposals as the conference stalled two months.
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Paris
Tihe
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Law
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Lau
Viet Cong
Saigon
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Newsmen
Heaviest Bombing In Weeks Reported In South Vietnam
AP dispatch reports the US Command noting the heaviest B52 strikes in three weeks across South Vietnam with about 1,000 tons dropped northwest of Saigon and near 500 tons in the U Minh Forest. Ground fighting remained light while allied sweeps pressed from the delta toward Wa Nang area.
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George McArthur
Saigon
US Command
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Wa Nang
North Vietnam
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da Nang
Taylor Common
Alaska Cold Snap Tests Residents Toughness
Fairbanks residents endure extreme cold under a three day front with subzero temps. Officials report a record low 56 below and plan a slow warm up to 25 to 20 below. Snow cover remains heavy, ice fog disrupts transit, and a cat was freed from ground ice while propane torches caused hazards in icy conditions.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Vernight
O'Neill
Shane O'Neill
Jiaaid
Greeks May Get Hijacker In Trade For Terrorists
In Athens speculation grew that Egypt might trade the Greek airliner hijacker George Flavourides for the two Arab suspects who shot an El Al jet at Athens airport. The hijacked aircraft returned to Athens with 102 aboard, while the hijacker remained in Cairo. Egyptian authorities report Flavourides claimed he diverted to Cairo due to persecution by Greece’s military regime.
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Associated Press
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Olympic Airways
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Pope, Security Council Attacked Over Lebanon Airport
In Jerusalem Israeli leaders blasted global concern for Lebanon and its airlines. Abba Eban condemned the Security Council and Pope Paul VI amid renewed Israeli Lebanese border artillery duels. Rabbi Nissim and Dr Zerah Warhaftig accused the Pope of bias while Big Four talks continued on a Soviet peace proposal.
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Israel
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Beirut
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Tell Aviv
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United Nations
Attempts to halt Hong Kong flu meet resistance in public
Washington reports frustration as health officials warn limited vaccine supply cannot reach all at risk. Dr. William Stewart says 10 percent refuse vaccination while prioritization leaves many elderly and seriously ill awaiting protection amid the winter surge.
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THE
Daily Mail
Stewart
Bali
Arctic cold spills into Midwest and West amid winter storm
A new arctic surge spreads across the plains and Midwest ending near normal temperatures. Snow, freezing rain and sleet create travel hazards from Missouri to Kentucky and Tennessee, with icing fears in Georgia and Alabama. Temperatures fall to the 20s and 30s in many areas, while the Northwest eases after a severe storm. The system is linked to six deaths in Washington and sixteen in Oregon.
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Nippy Dip Cut Short In Owasco Lake New Year Swim
Auburn New York Carl Dickman cut short his annual New Year's Day dip in Owasco Lake due to a five degree wind chill and 33 degree water. The 61 year old veteran has participated in the ritual for 30 years.
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Commanding Officer Bucher remains under medical care in San Diego
Of the 82 freed USS Pueblo crewmen only Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher remains in medical treatment at the San Diego Naval Hospital. A Navy spokesman says he is resting after a long ordeal and will receive the Purple Heart with nine other crew members in a ceremony Saturday.
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Alarming Theft Stole Watchdog and Ornaments
Albuquerque police report thieves stripped a watchdog, a telephone, and parts of outdoor Christmas decorations from a residence on Wednesday. The incident underscores caution for security and property loss in the area.
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Smith W. Howard
Albuquerque
27 Negro Army Officers Face Promotion To Colonel
Washington AP reports 27 Black officers are among 1,053 Army officers selected for advancement beyond lieutenant colonel, aiming to double the number of full colonels and pave the way for possible Negro general ranks. Only two Black generals now hold high command in the Army.
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Castro Praises Solidarity With Soviet Union
Fidel Castro used a Havana rally marking the 10th anniversary of the revolution to praise ties with the Socialist camp and the Soviet Union. He credited Soviet aid as decisive during difficult years and signaled a thaw in cooled relations despite past criticisms and Cuba's guerrilla outward policy.
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Stock Market In Mild Rally
New York reports a mild New Year rally with active trading. Gains outnumbered losses on the New York Stock Exchange as the Dow rose modestly. Major movers included General Motors Boeing General Dynamics Eastman Kodak Westinghouse Penn Central and UK listed gains, while Gypsum and several utilities faltered.
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