Simultaneous Actions Cancel Paris Peace Talks Session
The United States and North Vietnam cancelled the next Paris peace talks session scheduled for Thursday citing air attacks on North Vietnam. US officials suggest liaison officers set a new date while North Vietnam and the Viet Cong call for resumption on January 6.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nguyen Thanh le
Ly van Sau
Nixon
U.S
Barricades Removed At Statue
Sixteen antiwar veterans ended a overnight hold at the Statue of Liberty after federal Judge Lawrence W. Pierce barred further occupation. The group opened the doors following government and legal actions citing access and safety concerns. A separate item notes Dorothy B. Keckley sworn as Frederick County Treasurer with D.E. Rice named deputy.
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New York
Liberty Island
Lawrence W. Pierce
Vietnam
Dorothy B. Keckley
Frederick County
D.E. Rice
Keckley
Harry L. McCann
Rice
Lacy Anderson
Esten O. Rudolph
Commonwealth
Lawrence Ambrogi
Search continues for missing Crimora youth in Albemarle County
An 18 year old Augusta County resident James Edward Fletcher disappeared after wandering from a hunting party Monday near Covesville. Sheriffs deputies rescue crews and state police joined the hunt after companions reported him missing.
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Covesville
Augusta County
Albemarle County
James Edward Fletcher
Crimora
Kilpatrick to Speak At Chamber Banquet in Winchester
James J. Kilpatrick the noted conservative journalist will be principal speaker at the 54th Annual Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Dinner. The event at Lee Jackson Restaurant begins 6 30 p m January 12 with Outstanding Citizen Award presented. Tickets through the Chamber office at 29 S Cameron St. Sale at Wed Mary Anderson Shop.
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James J. Kilpatrick
America
Winchester
Frederick County
John Lewis
National Smut Peddlers
Southern Case School Integration
Kilpatrick
Marie Pietri
S. Cameron St
Hanoi Claims Sixth Jet Down In North Vietnam Raids
AP reports that Radio Hanoi claimed the sixth U S jet downed since the weekend amid three days of raids on North Vietnam. Washington and Hanoi halted peace talks in Paris as U S airstrikes continue with hundreds of strikes against antiaircraft defenses and stockpiles.
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Radio Hanoi
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Laos
Cambodia
Lindsay Declares Run for Democratic Presidential Nomination
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay announces his bid for the Democratic presidency from Miami with the Florida primary on March 14. He criticizes the Nixon administration, vows to appeal to ordinary citizens, and plans Wisconsin on April 4 for its primary.
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John V. Lindsay
New York
Florida
Lindsay
Miami
Wisconsin
America
Washington
Nixon Brandt Open Summit Conference
President Nixon and West German Chancellor Willy Brandt inaugurate a summit in sunny Key Biscay neptuned atmosphere. Officials anticipate cordial talks with no dramatic breakthroughs as U S German relations remain warm and global economic strains ease.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Willy Brandt
Brandt
William P. Rogers
Walter Scheel
Western Alliance
United States
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bonn
Karl Schiller
Schiller
U.S
Bentonville Man Killed in Dimly Lit City Street Crash
An elderly Bentonville man in a wheelchair died after a station wagon struck him and two others on Commerce Street in Front Royal at 6 15 p m. Ezra Patrick Henry 71 was pronounced dead at Warren Memorial Hospital Otto B Redman 42 was treated for a broken femur and is in satisfactory condition Elda Elizabeth Henry was treated and released Details say Redman was pushing the wheelchair north on the south lane with Mrs Henry beside him when the wagon owned by Melvin Walter Cooley collided The area has some lights but it was not daylight
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Front Royal
Bentonville
Commerce St
D.C. Thompson
Thompson
Ezra Patrick Henry
Warren Memorial Hospital
Otto B. Redman
Hillidge St
Elda Elizabeth Henry
Redman
Second St
Mrs
Henry
Melvin Walter Cooley
Middletown
Chief Thompson
Winchester council expands city school board to five districts
By an 11 0 vote the Winchester City Council adopted an ordinance to broaden representation on the City School Board by raising district count from three to five. The districts will align with five election precincts named Rouss Shawnee Sarah Zane Friendship and Virginia Avenue.
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Winchester
Rouss, Shawnee
Sarah Zane
Friendship
Virginia Avenue
India eyes hostage swap as POW movements begin in Dacca
Indian officials outline a potential package deal swapping Pakistani civilians held in East Pakistan for safety guarantees for Bengalis in West Pakistan. Meanwhile 600 of 35,000 Pakistani POWs move from Dacca to Indian camps as Dhaka is cleared to try war crimes.
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India
Bangla Desh
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
West Pakistan
D. P.dhar
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
New Delhi
T. N. Kaul
East
Pakistan
A.m.malik
Dhar
Sheik Mujib
Mujib
West
Bhutto
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Richmond
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