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Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers Winona State University OpenRiver Winona Daily News Winona City Newspapers 1-28-1969 Winona Daily News Winona Daily News Follow this and additional works at: https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews Recommended Citation Winona Daily News, "Winona Daily News" (1969). Winona Daily News. 820. https://openriver.winona.edu/winonadailynews/820 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Winona City Newspapers at OpenRiver. It has been accepted for inclusion in Winona Daily News by an authorized administrator of OpenRiver. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Cold Wave Read By More Warning Tonight; Than 90,000 Chance of Snow People Every Day tAEETS WITH CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS Nixon Hopes to Win Over Democrats WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- ply a personal touch as boss of Senate Democratic Whip Ed- record for first news confer- emphasis, the President said tions mediation. dent Nixon, coming out of his the federal bureaucracy and ward M. Kennedy of Massachu- ences by newly elected presi- the Paris peace talks were "off Perhaps most startling of tht first news conference with high press secretary Ronald L. Zie- setts. dents. Even John F. Kennedy, to a good start" and that the presidential pronouncements— marks, launched a major effort gler said before the chief execu- "He did very well," said Ken- who was the first to open his United States planned what he if the word can be applied to today to win friends in the Dem- tive is through he will have vis- nedy. news conferences to live televi- called new tactics there. the low-key 28-minute session ocratic-controlled Congress. ited most if not all of the major Mansfield said he was favora- sion coverage, drew fewer-418 "We believe that those tactics that produced no real bomb- Most of today's schedule was departments. bly impressed with the "tone, —at his maiden appearance may be more successful than shells—was the emergence of devoted to meetings with Capi- After a lunch at the Senate the tenor, the frankness" of re- Jan. 25, 1961. ' the tactics of the past," the what appeared to be a new Nix- Wednesday, for instance Nixon sponses by the President who President said without further on theory of U.S. military tol Hill leaders, ranging from a , Standing before a simple, sunup breakfast with Republi- will visit the State Department. marked almost exactly one elaboration. strength. Later in the week he plans a re- week in office when he went be- chest-high microphone, without He also indicated a possible "I think (sufficiency' is a bet- cans, to lunch at the House with the lecturn favored by bis pred- members of both parties peat of his Monday visit to the fore live radio and television in move away from the Johnson ter term, actually, than either and an ecessors and speaking without ' *" afternoon session at the White Pentagon. the East Room of the White administration's approach to 'superiority or 'parity, Nixon Nixon's maiden news confer- House. notes, Nixon quietly overcame Arab-Israeli tensions which said in what appeared to bt House with congressional Demo- slight initial nervousness. crats. ence as President Monday drew That was the general impres- were based on letting the two some second thoughts about his high praise from Senate Majori- sion, too, of the more than 450 With one hand jammed in a sides work out their differences campaign charges the United Nixon also is planning to ap- ty Leader Mike Mansfield and newsmen who attended—a pocket, the other waving for with some kind of United Na- States faced a security gap. NORTH PREPARING DIPLOMATIC RETREAT? Seven Miners Expect pifficultMoments at Talk Making Way PARIS (AP) - U.S. and sessment of the intentions of the the war. 3. Meanwhile, North Vietnam nam began last May, North South Vietnamese officials an- North Vietnamese aiid the Na- 2. Hanoi and the Liberation may begin preparing its own Vietnamese delegate Xuan Thuy To Safety ticipate three developments tional Liberation Front. Front will use the Paris talks as people for an agreement which referred to the Saigon regime as MT. MORRIS, Pa. (AP)-Ra- from North Vietnam and the 1. Hanoi and the Viet Cong a forum to enhance the NLF's falls short of the victory prom- the "nguy quyen," the Viet- Viet Cong in connection with the will try to inflict some form of status and its claim to be the le- ised for so long by the commu- namese expression for "enemy dio contact with seven men Paris peace talks. military embarrassment on the gitimate power in South Viet- nist leaders. power." feared trapped deep in a burn- ing coal If they are right U.S. and South Vietnamese nam. After President Johnson's mine was established , then the South Vietnamese officials put today and mine officials said Americans and their South Viet- forces in Vietnam while the ne- This will be the kind of "verbal bombing halt last Nov. 1, Thuy JUNIOR Gl . A Gl makes friends with a 12ryear-old gotiations continue In Paris. attacks on the Saigon regime more emphasis on this than the called the Saigon regime "nha the crew was making its way to namese allies can expect some safety; Vietnamese lad by letting him try on some of his gear for difficult moments on the battle- There are signs of such pre- that were delivered by the Americans do. The men from cam quyen," or the "adminis- size during a break in an operation near the provincial field and parations in the field, but the Front during last Saturday's Saigon point out what they con- tration." They were among nearly 100 at the conference ta- men capital of Tan An in South Vietnam. The youngster seems ble. But they believe North Viet- sources do not anticipate that opening session of the full-dress sider to be a significant change At last Saturday's session working in Humphrey No. in the terminology used by Ha- 7 mine early today when fira bit overwhelmed by the weight of the steel helmet, nam may also be preparing a the blow will be as heavy as last talks. One ranking official said Thuy referred to his Vietnamese • year' noi's negotiators. opponents as "chinh quyen," an erupted near the mine's main black vest, bayonet and M-16 rifle The troops were part diplomatic retreat. s Tet offensive. They be- he expected "the other side's . lieve the attack will be aimed propaganda broadsides to play One source said that when the expression meaning the South portal. All but the seven of a 9th Infantry Division sweep through an area of the The U.S. and South Viet- primarily at increasing the a prominent role in the negotia- preliminary talks between the Vietnamese "state," the inform- reached safety soon after the Mekong Delta. (AP Photofax) - namese sources give this as- American public's distaste for tions for some time." United States and North Viet- ant said. fire was discovered at 6:55 a.m. Officials of Consolidation Coal Co., the parent firm cf Christo- pher Coal Co. which operates the mine, said radio contact was South Vietnam established with the remaining Nixon Describes Style: crew. The men had reached National Plane fresh air, the officials said, and were making their way toward Rangers Report the surface. The mine sprawls under tha Flown to Cuba Methodical, Cautious West Virginia-Peniisylvania line south of here and most of its op- WASHINGTON (ff) to the White House It one President at a time," ' MIAMI —Two men, one we are going to Havana." Killing 320 — Me- . erations are governed by tht <AP thodical and cautious, Pres- characterized his campaign Nixonv said, recalling a revolver and The plane was southeast of SAIGON (AP) - South Viet- West Virginia Department of brandishing a -38 ident Nixon is determined for the Republican presi- standard phrase from his Mines. armed with a bomb, Tampa when the two men namese headquarters said to- dential nomination, and his the other forced themselves into the cock- to make his an orderly campaign days. And now It is about 20 miles northeast hijacked a National Airlines jet day a crack battalion ol govern- White House, a place autumn race against the of Mannington pit. The pilot reported one of Democrats. Is Nrxon's time. , W.Va., where 7» over the Florida Everglades to- ment .rangers backed by U.S. where po 1 i c y emerges miners died in them brandished some type of a through a chain of com- Thus, the President said, a series of fire* day and forced the pilot to fly to bomb. The other held a pistol at planes and artillery killed 320 Now in office, Nixon made and explosions that ripped " mand, not "off the cuff clear he intends to operate he withdrew all pending ap- Cuba, ?? " • . the pilot's head. North Vietnamese in a bloody through another Consolidation- It was the second act of aerial responses." the same way. "I do not pointments left behind by owned mine last It was the Sth commercial air- battle Saturday for example that former President Lyndon Nov. 20. piracy on National in five days. liner hijacked to Cuba this year. and Sunday 18 The President described believe, , A Key West to New York flight QUESTIONED... miles from the Laotian border. the Nixon style at his first policy should be made, and B. Johnson so that the new Humors that Cuban Prime . Frank particularly foreign policy leadership can decide was commandeered and taken Minister Fidel Castro was sen- Shakespeare Jr., nominated A spokesman said tha U.S.
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