Kissinger Leads Quiet Talks as Vietnam Peace Efforts Continue
In Paris, Kissinger and Le Duc Tho held a prolonged round of secret talks aiming at a cease-fire while a Paris session paused for Thanksgiving. Washington reported a high level meeting would proceed early, with Indonesia, Hungary, Canada and Poland discussed for roles in an international cease-fire mission.
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Paris
UPI
Washington
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Vietnam
U.S
Communist Party
Indonesia
Tho
Brussels
Suharto
Hungary
Canada
Poland
Farm Income Taxes Discussion Set By County Bureau
Doyle Jarrard announces a countywide meeting on Farm Income Taxes at the Farm Bureau Building in Washington on Monday December 4 at 8 00 p m. Three speakers from law IRS and a local firm will cover tax reduction steps changes in laws and records needed to prepare tax returns. A question panel follows and refreshments will be served.
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Doyle Jarrard
Washington County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Washington
John Baldrige
Jack Hahn
Internal Revenue Service
John Mattes
Conrad Swarthout & Company
Teen sues over failed education claims in San Francisco
An 18 year old graduate from Galileo High School sues the San Francisco school district and California education officials for 1 million dollars alleging inadequate reading instruction. The suit says he learned little despite 12 years of schooling and mother reassurance. He cites inability to obtain employment beyond unskilled work and seeks damages plus tutoring costs already incurred.
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San Francisco
UPS
California
Galileo High School
Peter W. Doe
Susanne Martinez
Miss Martinez
Youth Law Center
Americans Pause for 351st Thanksgiving Across Nation
UPI reports Americans mark the 351st Thanksgiving with public festivities and charity. President Nixon hosted a Camp David meal of roast turkey and sides, while Plymouth observances included a Native mourning day. Parades in New York and Detroit drew huge TV audiences.
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United Press International
Nixon
America
Camp David
Massasoit
Plymouth
Mass
New England
Chicago
Midtown
New York
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Mister Gobbler
Fort Worth, Tex
UPI
Washington
Navy
David Eisenhower
Albany
Mediterranean
Clifton Lamborn to lead Iowa Senate in 1973
Sen. Clifton Lamborn of Maquoketa was unanimously elected majority leader for a second term. Sen. Lucas DeKoster was named assistant majority leader and Vernon Kyhl was re elected president pro tempore. Lamborn aims for a 120 day session with reduced committees and partnerships with Gov. Ray and Lt. Gov. Neu to aid the elderly and improve nursing home care. Open caucus proposal faces resistance from some Republicans.
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Lamborn
Senate
Robert D. Ray
Democrats
Ray
Arthur Neu
Neu
James Schaben
Dunlap
Schaben
Lee Gaudineer
Des Moines
George Milligan
Milligan
Boiler blast at Claxton Poultry Co.
A gas boiler exploded at Claxton Poultry Co in Claxton Georgia at 12 40 a m injuring four workers and leaving one missing. The blast shattered the plant and shook homes five to six miles away while rescuers fought flames by flashlight.
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Claxton, Ga
UPI
Claxton Poultry Co
South Georgia
Ernest Smith
Dick Doak
Claxton
Doak
Nathaniel Mayner
Leroy Hagan
Robert Gillis
William T. Dekle
W. W. Strickland
Strickland
U.S. 301
Savannah
Statesboro
Glenville
Thanksgiving Day in Vietnam Front Lines Feeds Turkeys and Tense Skies
At the northern front near Quang Tri US Marines and Army advisers endure heavy shelling as about 1900 rounds hit positions. Officials say a turkey dinner is planned for Huong Dien and Hue dining halls if deliveries arrive, otherwise simple meals and beer fill the day.
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Hub
South Vietnam
UPI
Richard L. Helm
Des Moines
Helm
Saigon
Quang Tri
Huong Dien
Hue
U.S. Army
Dale R Nelson
Lockport
N.Y
FCC Tentatively Approves ATT Rate Hike
The FCC, by a 5 to 2 vote, tentatively approves American Telephone and Telegraph to raise long distance rates by about 2 percent, totaling roughly 145 million dollars. Commissioner Nicholas Johnson criticizes the move as harmful to consumers while ATT defends it as necessary for financing large expansion.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
FCC
Nicholas Johnson
Johnson
ATT
Thanksgiving travel warning projects highway deaths
The National Safety Council expects 580 to 680 deaths and about 30,000 injuries during the 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend as millions drive to reunions. It notes 125 deaths could be prevented by seat belts.
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National Safety Council
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Richard
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Iowa Senate
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Benjamin Hooks
H. Rex Lee
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