Central High School - Pegasus Miller Lanier Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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nelease O AJ WS Due Within 60 Days WASHINGTON ®—President Nixon, claiming all condi- tions for “peace with honor’? have been met, has announced agreement ca a Vietnam accord that will end America’s longest war on Saturday. In a televisicn-radio address to the nation Tuesday night. Nixon did not specify whether the Washington-Hanoi pact, initialed Tuesday in Paris and due for sicning there Satur- day. would end the fighting in Laos List Of POWs Very Slim WASHINGTON (A P) = North Vietnam gave the Unit- ed States Thursday the names of seven American service- men, a civilian pilot and two missionaries— one of them a Canadian—who were listed as captured in Laos. The new lists left in grave doubt the fate of 308 service- men and four civilians previ- ously listed by U.S. officials as either prisoners or missing in Laos. Some veterans of the air war over Laos have said pri- Vvately they thought as many as 65 to 70 US. fliers might have been captured there in early nine years of Ameri- Bombers Fl y Dever Laos HONOLULU (AP) — US. reraft, including B52s, con- ued operations over Laos Aturday at the request of the io yal Laotian government, e U.S. Pacific Military bmmand reported. The air operations over hos have continued daily ce the Vietnam cease-fire ent into effect. A command spokesman de- ined to give any details on e Laos bombing. Laos and Cambodia as well as Vietnam. Nor did he detail the peace- keeping machinery or the for- mula for settling South Viet- nam’'s political future These and other questions presumably would be an- swered, at least in part, with the release today of the text of ine agreement and an assort ment of associated diplomatic cocuments. Hailed by South Vietnam’s President Nguyen Van Thieu, and announced in bald terms Viet Truce Gets Praise From Heath WASHINGTON (UPI)—Bri- tish Prime Minister Edward Heath Thursday opened two days of talks on NATO and trade by praising President Nixon’s “steadfastness” in bringing peace to Vietnam. Heath said in a public speech that he opposed any withdrawal of American troops from Europe, and was conveying the “very real grievances” of West Europe- an nations about U. S. trade barriers. Nixon in a red-carpet cere- mony after a 19-gun salute greeted the first head of state to visit Washington in his sec- ond term. ietna Calls for C Operation Homecoming Peace Talks For Comp At glooming peace ; (2.49 if i) % Moving Into High Gear POW Sites Named For F Fighting Erupts Anew After Calm irst Release POW List Addition Expected WASHINGTON (UPI) The United States expects receive shortly a list of Am Sou Ar

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Resume Tuesday eting An Agreement U.S., North Vietnam this mounring with it lrings. Ma ke Joint Statement KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — The Florida White House and Hanoi jointly announced today that top-level Paris peace talks will be resumed Tuesday eace With Honor’ 2ase-Fire Saturday wom Kissinger Begins SAIGON (UPI) — North Vi- etnamese troops in two major battles Thursday annihilated a force of 100 South Vietnam- ese marines who were trapped with their backs to the sea at a former U.S. na- val base near the Demilitar- ized Zone, military sources said. PARIS (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger met for more UPI correspondent Donald than five hour Nv = NJ r 5 Sa. tartan Wem oe s on Monday with North Vietnamese northern sector, said he was egotiators in a secluded villa near Paris to begin i W BR i Mm a told that three U.S. Navy gun- what may be the crucial last phase of the search for O Cace Ca ships were offshore from the South Vietnamese but did not poe in V ietnam. intervene because of the cease-fire. — W il 3 in sel | pears | Meet i In Saigon h Vietnamese Hint proval of Peace Pact