Paris Peace Talks Seen Hinge on Kissinger Tho Discussion
Reports in Paris and Washington debated progress in Vietnam peace talks. Kissinger met with Le Due Tho as Mme Binh tempered hopes amid rumors of a possible accord. No confirmation from other sources and U S command noted no battle deaths for a week.
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Justice group to hear Eyman at local meeting
Frank Eyman the former Arizona State Prison warden will speak at a Lambda Alpha Epsilon meeting at 7 30 p m in the Plaza International Hotel. Ronald Pincomb head of the University of New Mexico Police Science department will also speak.
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Northern Ireland to patrols after murder wave in Belfast
Britain's Northern Ireland chief executive orders special patrols to guard civilians after a surge of five slayings in five days in Belfast. William Whitelaw appeals to the public to aid in catching killers, warning shielding killers delays peace progress.
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Sailors face special courts-martial over Kitty Hawk riot
Nineteen black sailors aboard the carrier Kitty Hawk are ordered to face special courts-martial for rioting. Two others await pretrial inquiry that could bring general courts-martial. A House subcommittee investigates Navy racial disorders amid the turmoil. In Greenville, North Carolina, about 150 blacks rioted after a white police shooting, injuring a dozen, including a white youth shot and beaten. investigation continues.
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Nixon vows 300,000 U.S. troops stay in Europe until 1973
President Nixon told NATO allies the United States will maintain 300,000 troops in Europe through mid 1973 if European nations meet defense expectations and no Soviet force reductions stall talks. Rogers previewed the plan as NATO ministers seek balanced force cuts and limits on Soviet military moves.
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Interior shakeup seeps through top Interior posts
Washington AP two top officials are ousted at Interior with six more slated to depart as Secretary Morton reshapes leadership. Hartzog loses Park Service post after 26 years, Armstrong dismissed at Bureau of Reclamation, and Morrell resigns to join Lone Star Gas in Dallas.
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