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PARIS (AP) Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Due Tho today broke off their private Vietnam peace talks and Kissinger said it was up to President Nixon "to decide what next step should be taken to speed a of justice and concilia ton." Kissinger said his negotia The Weather Details on Page 2 70 0 1SSM Vol. 62, No. 13 itmen. general superintendent mail here.

tions in Paris had been "useful." At the end of the longest session of a week of intensive secret bargaining, Kissinger left to report to Nixon at the Florida White House in Key Biscayne. IN A DEPARTURE statement at Orly Airport, Kissinger made clear that final Ties agreement has not been reached. He said he would remain in touch with Mo "through our usual channel," and teclmical. discussions would continue under Deputy Asst. Secretary of State William Sullivan and Hanoi's Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Co Mach.

The North Vietnamese del- egation later issued a state Two Sections POSTAL MOUNTAIN If your mail is arriving late these days, here's why. it.1.-g....11.11...0.:.:,.:;;..o.g ment saying the secret talks "have made progress." The statement did not elaborate and North Vietnamese officials declined to give details. The statement merely added that the technical experts of both sides would continue their negotiationA Monday in a Communist-owned villa in suburban Gif sur Yvette. Hawaii's Greatest Newspaper HONOLULU, HAWAII Saturday, January 13, 1973 (0 N.Y. Times Service NEW YORK A rash of price increases is likely in the weeks ahead following President Nixon's relaxation of economic controls, businessmen and economists predicted today.

Prices will be raised -quickly by some companies because they no longer have Fed Ups Rate WASHINGTON (AP) The Federal Reserve Board has decided to boost the rate it charges member banks for borrowing money for the first time in a year. The board announced that, effective Monday, the discount rate that it charges members banks for borrowing will go from 4.5 per cent to 5 per cent. Kissinger, Tho and all their top aides and advisers earlier met for a record 712 hours. KISSINGER'S U.S. Air Force plane took off at 9 a.m.

Hawaii time. "Special adviser Le Due Tho and I have just completed very extensive and very useful negotiations," Kissinger. told newsmen before MEANWHILE, a few companies began raising prices, mostly under the old rules, while others said they were planning similar action under Phase 3 rules. George R. Vila, chairman of Uniroyal a tire manufacturer, said his company probably will put into effect a number of price increases in various products "in the near future." He added that the increas boarding the plane.

"I shall be returning to report to the President. The President will then decide what next step should be taken to speed a peace of justice and conciliation. "In the meantime, Ambassador Sullivan is staying here to continue his negotiations with, Vice Minister Nguyen Co Mach on technical matters. Special adviser 28 Pages es have been under consideration, and fall within the old Price Commission guidelines. Among the price actions announced today were increases averaging 2.5 per cent on the wholesale prices of some types of Polaroid film.

Others included a rise of 3.4 per cent in lead by the American Smelting Refining and of less than one-half of 1 per cent in ber Le Due Tho is also remaining in Paris. "He and I will be in closest contact through our usual channel. That is all I have to say, thank you." KISSINGER declined to answer any questions. His departure statement seemed slightly reminiscent Turn to Page A-6, Col. 1 Home 15c rylium copper base products by Brush Wellman Inc.

All three companies said the same action would have been taken under Phase 2. Polaroid said its increases were announced to dealers Jan. 8. three days before Phase 3 was announced. Many economists said the flurry of price increases might be intense but short Turn to Page A-8, Col.

3 0 0 i 0 0 See Kissinger Pit 2, Aictsffnger '-'011-1 ge 1 (IP) ee ---I'K 1 0 rr13 a PD, C. i i i 0 i PARIS (AP) Henry A. tions in Paris had been "use- agreement has no't been 7 ment saying the secret talks Kissinger, Tho and all boarding the plane. n- Le Due 'rho is also remain- Kissinger and Hanoi's Le ful." reached. "have made progress." their top aides and advisers "I shall be returning ing in Paris.

Due Tho today broke off At the end of the longest He said he -would remain The statement did not earlier Met for a record 712 to report to the President. "He and I will be in elos- session a wee en- "through elaborate an ours. if of int in touch with "thh elabtd North Viet- h- Th their private Vietnam peace President will then de- est contact through our sive secret bargaining, Kis- our usual channel," and namese officials declined to cide what next step should usual channel. That is all I talks and Kissinger said it singer left to report to Nixon technical. discussions would give details.

KISSINGER'S U.S., Air be taken to speed a peace of have to say, thank you." was up to President Nixon at the Florida White House continue under DeputyAsst. The statement I Force plane took off at 9 justice and conciliation. "to decide what next step Key Biscayne. Secretary of State William added that the technical ex- a.m. Hawaii time.

"In the meantime, Ambas- KISSINGER declined to ii should be taken -to speed a Sullivan and Hanoi's Deputy perts of, both sides would "Special adviser Le Due sador Sullivan is staying answer any questions. Foreign Minister Nguyen Co continue their negotiation A Tho and I have just complet- here to continue his negotia- His departure statement peace of justice and concilia-. IN A DEPARTURE state- Monday in a Communist- ed very extensive and very. tions with, Vice Minister seemed slightly reminiscent ti on. ment at Orly Airport, Kissin- The North Vietnamese del- owned villa in suburban Gif useful negotiations," Kissin- Nguyen Co Mach on techni- Kissinger said his negotia- ger made clear that final egation later issued a state-.

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under the old rules, Price Commission guide- All three companies said I 7 ,,.4 price increases is likely in while others said they were lines. the same action would have the weeks ahead following' planning similar action un- Among the price actions been taken under Phase 2.. i President Nixon relaxation der Phase 3 rules George announced today were in- Polaroid said its increases .4. 1. 7- I 1- i of economic controls, busi- Vila, chairman of Uniroyal creases averaging 2.5 per were announced to dealers nessmen and economists a tire manufacturer, cent on the wholesale prices Jan.

8, three days before .7 t. predicted today. said his company probably of some types of Polaroid Phase 3 was announced. ,11. l' 4::.

c-4, Prices will be raised will put into effect a number film. Others included arise of Many economists said the A 1.7 4k -quickly by some companies of price increases in various 3.4 per cent in lead by the flurry of price increases because they no longer have products "in the near fu- American Smelting might be intense but short- I I i ture." ing and less than ".4 14t- He added that the increas- one-hall of 1 per cent in ber- Turn to Page A-8, Col 3 1 WASHINGTON (AP) ss 4 Fed Rate '), kr 1,,,,,,, 7 Board has decided to .3 t-'' 4 i tt member banks for bor- .1 1 i The Federal Reserve boost the rate it charges 0:,...4. 4 rowing money for the first s5-q time in a year. l''. POSTAL MOUNTAIN If your mail is arriving 5 arriving late these days, here's why.

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than the increas- one-half 1 per cent i ss: i lie added that Fed Rate WASIIINGTON (AP) 1 1 l' sk 11 The a I Reserve boost the rate Board has decided to qs ,.....1 l- 1 k---; 1: tk i i i charges iti .7.1 member banks for bor- 44; r- t. Sj stint, rowing money for the first 4,. 4. ,....30, 54. time in a year.

i -gp! POSTAL MOUNTAIN If your mail is arriving late these days, here's why. The board announced 4-1-4- i 1 de -1- I 1 1 It 1 )1 i il II if 1 to wait weeks or months for Price Commission approval, and by others because profit margin restrictions have been loosened. Alfred E. Jones, president of the National Association of Purchasing Management, and a vice president of the Koppers Company Inc. in Pittsburgh.

warned that there would be a "substantial number" of price increases now that Phase 2 has ended. Analysts pointed to tobacco, cement, some newspaper advertising, appliances, rubber and some retail goods as prime areas for higher prices. to wait weeks or months for Price Commission approval, and by others because rofit margin restrictions have been loosened. Alfred E. Jones, president of the National Association of Purchasing Management, and a vice president of the Koppers Company Inc.

in Pittsburgh. a that the number of containers has increased to 80. "We expect this to drop back to normal shortly," he said. Harada said that the post office processes about 1,000 sacks of surface mail each day. "More surface mail is getting here than we can keep up with," he said.

the number of containers has increased to 80 "We expect this to drop back to normal shortly," he said. 7.0 bles within his own department that the backlog this year is far bigger than in years past. Mailmen grumbled quite openly that the mountain of mail this year is of proportions they've never encountered before. And Harada's own figures seemed to support this. He said that the.

post office normally receives 60 containers of surface mail each week, but since Christmas bles within his own depart- ment that the backlog this year is far bigger than in years past Mailmen grumbled quite Are you still receiving Christmas cards posted a month ago on the Mainland? If so. you aren't alone. The Honolulu Postmaster has a big problem on his hands some 3,000 sacks of surface mail piled up at his airport annex. Postal employes are putting in long hours to get this backlog out of the way. "Everything should be back to normal in about two weeks," said Michio Harada, receiving Are you still Christmas cards posted a month ago on the Mainland? If so you aren't alone.

Honolulu Postmaster If has han surf airr ting bae bac wee HE EXPLAINED that surface parcel post mailed throughout the United States during the second and third week of December is now just arriving in Honolulu. "We run into this same headache each year after Christmas," he said. But while Harada indicated that the pileup is an annual event, there were rum HE EXPLAINED that sur- face parcel post mailed "WE HAVE OUR employes working overtime Turn to Page A-8, Col. 5 LOOK. A LAKE! A car crashed into a fire hydrant early today on Kapioloni Boulevard near Cooke Street and an instant lake was created.

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-e- i i 1 I i 1 i I--- Elvis Shows Why He's Still 'King' ow By Ben Wood Entertainment Editor where it failed to pass ae safety check. The Star-Bulletin team also reported on the bill they received from Mini-Cost where it failed to pass ae safety check. The Star-Bulletin team the the bill also reported on i from Mini-Cost I 3. 11' '111 1 1 i 113 I I 1 i 1 i 1 1 i Turn to Page A-8, Col. li u.

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Less than 24 hours after the story appeared, the police issued a citation to Sheldon Soosman, owner of Mini-Cost Car Rental of Hawaii. The citation charged Mini-Cost, of 1930 Ala Moana, with rentrng a car that was not an authorized Udrive vehicle. The car, a reconstructed Volkswagen with a fiberglass body, was rented to two Star-Bulletin reporters assigned to investigate Mini-Cost after the newspaper received complaints about the company's operations. The reporters took the automobile, called an Avenger, to a safety inspection station The reporters took the au- tomobile, called an Avenger, to a safety inspection station Honolulu police wasted no time following publication of a Star-Bulletin- story day in which two reporters ethaatuttohmeyobrielentethdaat promptly flunked a safety inspection. Less than 24 hours after the story appeared, the po- lice issued a citation to She don Soosman, ovvner olf- Mini-Cost Car Rental of Ha- The i a i charged a atling a car that The car, a na, with ren fiber- reconstructed glass body, was rented to tawsos iSgtanr-eBulld etatiniarveepsotirgtaertes -C Nap 1 ibe per i Mini-Cost teeaifyer thdce spa- emnepwlaints the company's opera- tion about "Tomorrow night we go on worldwide television," said Elvis to the screaming crowd.

"And I need all the help I can get." The HIC Arena crowd screamed once more and a horde of teen-aged girls charged to the stage, to Elvis Presley. Presley doesn't need any help. He put on an hour-long show last night that was perfect. Most everyone knows of Elvis the singer, but being there in person and watching Elvis the showman is something Co His antics with the squealing girls who swarmed around the stage provided some of the best moments of the night. He started out giving one or two of them the touch of his hand.

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3 dress rehearsal for his 12:30 a.m. show tomorrow at HIC. The show will be beamed by satellite all over the I 1 1P I 4 I 1 1 i i 1.