Peace Talks Deadlocked After Only 2 Sessions
Paris AP reports the Vietnam peace talks stalled after a second session with four delegations. US diplomat Capot Lodge and Lam urged reviving the demilitarized zone as a first step, while North Vietnam and the NLF demanded acceptance of Hanoi's four point plan.双方 showed hard bargaining with little toward concessions.
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Tran Bua Kiem
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William Jorden
Nuyens to Lead Dutch Furniture Firm in Europe Plans
Justinus A A M Nuyens, heir apparent at Henkel Harris, prepares to head the Dutch furniture company after his father retires. He studied in Rotterdam and Germany, traveled 26 000 miles in six months, and aims to expand in a united Europe. He praises American friendliness but notes Americans rush too much for friends. He plans to bring European tours to Oirschot and invites visitors to contact him in Holland.
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Sheriff Seeks Owner for Unclaimed Highway Blinkers
Two warning blinkers mounted on saw horses sit at the Frederick County Sheriff's office. One remains active needing a key to stop blinking. Sheriff Lacy Anderson urges the rightful owner to claim them.
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Front Royal Jaycees to Present Awards Tonight
Petersburg native Philip H. Kirkpatrick will speak at the Front Royal Jaycees distinguished service award banquet. The 16th annual event at the Virginia Gentleman Restaurant includes a social hour from 6 to 7 p.m. and honors the outstanding young educator of the community along with the service award.
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Spying cases echo Middle East tensions and Beirut vote
Espionage probes linked to 14 accused in a revolutionary court presaged further trials. In Cairo Al Ahram reported Brezhnev sent Nasser a message on the Middle East while Heikal urged Washington to reassess policy. Lebanon’s Rashid Karami won a confidence vote after Israel’s Beirut airport raid and Israeli saboteurs faced long prison terms. United Nations talks on the Middle East appeared likely.
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Traffic signal changes ease flow on Cork and Cameron streets
A newly installed blinking signal on Cork Street provides a 20 second advance green for left turning traffic onto Cameron Street. Through Cork Street vehicles run a concurrent green while Cork Street left turns start with a red, then Cameron Street cars gain a green, causing some driver confusion.
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