Kissinger In Japan For Talks
Kissinger met with Prime Minister Tanaka and Foreign Minister Ohira after briefing Japanese leaders on his Hanoi and Beijing visits. They discussed Vietnam reconstruction and the monetary situation while Tokyo awaits any US plan and a possible mutual representation after Taiwan withdrawal.
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U.S. to Withdraw 1564 Troops From Vietnam
The U.S. Command says 1,564 more American troops depart Vietnam, lowering total U.S. force to 14,180, the smallest in a decade. A total of 9,320 have been reassigned or returned to the U.S. since the January 28 cease fire, with the remainder to leave by March 28.
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Winchester Exchange Club Seeks 155 Pints at Blood Drive
The Winchester Exchange Club plans a Bloodmobile visit at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House from 10 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. on Tuesday. The Red Cross requests 10 pints of O positive and 10 pints of O negative blood for open heart surgeries. Appointments are encouraged through Noble Pierce Jr or by calling 662 5412.
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POW Rushed Home to Be With His Ailing Father
At Clark Air Base in the Philippines Navy Lt. James W. Bailey flew to Memphis for medical processing after being released from Hoa Lo prison. Bailey, 30, was rushed home because his father was hospitalized with a heart attack. Twenty POWs were released Sunday and others left for the United States by Wednesday.
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Soviet Airliner Crashes on Landing in Prague
An Aeroflot TU154 crashed on landing at Prague airport with smoke and flames. Unofficial reports say about 50 killed. 84 aboard with 15-30 survivors. All crew except one stewardess survived. CTK confirmed a crash during a landing maneuver with some survivors.
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Cease-Fire Seen Unsatisfactory Despite ICCS Deployment
The ICCS chief from Canada said the Vietnam cease-fire is unsatisfactory as parties fail to comply with the Paris accord. ICCS teams will deploy to subregional sites and enter the demilitarized zone by February 26, with ongoing observer efforts to halt three weeks of fighting. Saigon reports 194 cease-fire violations in 24 hours as the Joint Military Commission plans its first field probe to Sa Huynh near Da Nang amid disputed village clashes and missing militiamen.
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Tax study meeting eyed by Frederick officials and FEA
The Frederick County Education Association invites county school and government leaders to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at James Wood High School to hear a consulting firm report on the FEA commissioned tax study. Pellicoro Associates earlier outlined a 1.7 million surplus for 1972-73 with a possible 600 thousand gain projected for this year, though officials questioned the surplus use and a true end of June balance.
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Frederick County
William A. Owen
Pellicorp Associates
James Wood High School
Elaine F. Magee
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
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Netherlands Counselor Beelaerts van Blekland to Speak at Lions Club
The Netherlands Counselor to Washington Jankeer Eduard S.B.T. Beelaerts van Blekland will speak tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel as the 15th lecturer in the Lions Club Platform of Understanding series. The event starts at 12:45 PM with Beelaerts van Blekland visiting Winchester as the Ritter family guest on Greystone Terrace.
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the Hague
University of Leyden
Lions
Platform of Understanding
Fred Ritter
Winchester
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Greystone Terrace
Nixon and AFL‑CIO Leaders Meet in Miami Beach
President Nixon arrived at AFL‑CIO headquarters in Miami Beach for a closed meeting with George Meany and Peter Brennan to discuss wage controls rising prices and U S foreign trade policy. The session with 35 executive council members focused on Phase 3 wage price controls and trade legislation amid labor concerns.
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George McGovern
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Ervin Takes Center Stage In Capital Hill Fight Over Power
Senate veteran Sam J. Ervin leads hearings on protecting the First Amendment and shielding reporters from disclosure orders. He scrutinizes executive privilege limits while backing some curbs on Nixon programs, urging constitutional restraint and warning against unchecked presidential power.
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