1972 Snapshot: Soviet Economy Trade Breakthroughs and Global Shifts
A year in review highlighting a rare crop failure in the Soviet Union hitting planned economy plans, a breakthrough in Soviet American trade, and a wave of bold coop programs. It also notes Idi Amin's expulsion of 40 000 Asians in Uganda and Europe inflation pressures shaping 1973.
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Soviet Union
Uganda
Idi Amin
Africa
Europe
Fear Epidemic Grows After Managua Earthquake
Managua braces as government cuts food to force survivors from the quake ruins amid fears of a disease outbreak from decaying bodies. Red Cross coordinator Crojuc says aid continues from safer areas while Somoza vows to empty the zone.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Red Cross
Crojuc
Crojue
Luis Rodriguez Somoza
Truman Near Death As Former President Incoma Illness
Former President Harry S. Truman lay critically ill in a Kansas City hospital with heart lung and kidney ailments. Doctors said death could occur within hours as his condition worsened and his fever rose to 104 degrees.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
John Dreves
Research Hospital
Medical Center
Dreves
Truman in Critical Condition Near Death at Hospital
Close to death description surrounds the ailing 33rd president’s wife Bess Truman at his bedside. Doctors report erratic blood pressure and fluctuating pulse above 100 while oxygen is given. Truman has cycled between critical and improved states, with kidneys heavily impaired and a special diet in use.
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Truman
Drewes
Christmas Day Pause Eases Conflicts Worldwide
The Associated Press reports a Christmas pause in fighting in multiple regions. Pope Paul VI urged peace in 16 languages. Nixon and wife exchanged gifts in Florida while Greece vacationing. In Vietnam a bombing halt continues. Ireland observed a truce with sporadic shootings. Bethlehem hosted 15,000 tourists amid Nativity celebrations as the Israeli army relaxed movement.
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Christas
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixons
Julie
Tricia
Hus
Mideast
Bethlehem
Manger Square
Cobra general’s soft side seen in Saigon orphanages visits
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan, famed for the 1963 Saigon street shooting image, now spends days visiting crippled children and hospital wards with candy and ice cream. He arrives in a three-Jeep convoy, refrains from interviews, and continues to lead with quiet charity amid his past feared reputation.
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Nguyen Ngoc Loan
Loan
South Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
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Sisters of Charity
Hue
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Burger Defends Role in Informing Congress on Courts
Chief Justice Warren Burger says informing Congress on court needs is part of his job and cites Taft and Hughes as predecessors. He defends outreach as building consensus and denying lobbying claims, noting federal offices have proposed 203 bills in twenty years to improve justice.
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Washington
Warren E. Burger
Congress
William Howard Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
Burger
Jusce Taft
Taft
Judiciary
Federal Courts
Federal Judicial Center
Change of Heart? Ex-Zippie apologizes to Rosen for pie incident
Ex-Zippie Patrick Small apologizes to Miami Beach Councilman Harold Rosen for throwing a pumpkin tart pie at a council meeting before the Democratic National Convention. He says demonstrations left him exhausted and he will not continue with his longtime associations. Small is serving a one year jail term for marijuana possession in Dade County.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Patrick Small
Harold Rosen
Jon Small
Small
Rosen
Dade County
Family Of Four Die In Blaze In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a Christmas morning fire killed attorney Richard D. OKelley 37 his wife Sarah 26 and children Kathy 6 and Michael 3. Fire officials said bodies were found in an upstairs bedroom and origin traced to the downstairs living room.
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Indianapolis
Richard D. O’kelley
Sarah
Kathy
Michael
Castleton
Jameslinshaw
Robert Liming
Marion County
Hinshaw
Christma Dev
O’kelley
Qualkinbush and O’kelley
Franklin Road
Attica
James R. Thomas
Pauline
U S Extends Bombing Halt in North Vietnam
US sources report a continuation of the bombing pause into a second day to give President Nixon room to pursue stalled peace talks with Hanoi. No orders to resume air attacks were issued, and officials warned the halt could end at any hour.
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United States
North Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
U.S
White House
Hanols
Paris
Xuan Thuy
Extended Vietnam ceasefire pause and bombing shift debated
U.S. and Saigon sources report the holiday bombing halt in Vietnam extending hour by hour as Nixon weighs options. The Pentagon notes 18 planes lost and 70 airmen. Gia Lam Airport and Haiphong harbor reported damage while Radio Hanoi operates limitedly. Negotiations linger as both sides accuse the other of ceasefire violations and consider resuming or reducing bombing.
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Hanoi
U.S
Radio
Gia Lam
Haiphong
Saigon
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