Vietnam and US Navy mount air strikes against North Vietnam
Radio Hanoi claimed five U2 Phantom jets shot down near the western Laotian border as strikes targeted war-related craft installations and supply lines in North Vietnam. Radio Hanoi and Saigon reports accuse Nixon of escalating bombing and endangering captured pilots, amid a series of protective reaction strikes by US Air Force and Navy forces.
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Officials foresee bonanza in 1972 and growth
Washington officials from Commerce Labor and Agriculture predict a strong 1972 with inflation curbed and unemployment falling. Secretary Maurice Stans touts optimistic policies while noting dock strikes loom. They acknowledge a good 1971 and expect solid expansion despite labor disputes and transportation issues.
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Toy quarrel over siblings ends in common play
A brief domestic incident describes a seven year old Ellen and her sister arguing over a doll and Ricky with a dump truck. Parents observe that such toy disputes typically settle within a few days after a few spats.
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Christmas traffic toll tops seventy dead in weekend
The holiday traffic toll rose through Sunday afternoon, exceeding 1970 levels with more than seven deaths per hour. Totals included 575 traffic deaths nationwide by 1 p.m. PST, with California leading at 54 and Texas at 36, among others.
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Snow strands autos on Mt Hamilton Road
Dozens of motorists were stranded on Mt. Hamilton Road east of San Juan due to a freak snowstorm. California Highway Patrol reported hundreds in the area as vehicles ran out of gas but the situation was cleared by nightfall. Highway 17 remained closed at the summit toward Santa Cruz with hail, heavy winds, and rain in the region and the Umumham Radar Station area isolated by the icy conditions.
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Crossings Blocked By Berry Incident In Union City
Union City police said traffic on Deca Road was tied up for about two hours as berries blocked the Southern Pacific crossings near the city. Southern Pacific personnel were investigating the incident this morning.
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Hijacker orders Cuba trip during Toronto flight
A hijacker armed with a 38 caliber revolver took control aboard a Thunder Bay to Toronto flight, demanding diversion to Havana. After refueling, the plane departed for Jose Marti Airport with the hijacker aboard and airport staff noting a tense, quiet cabin as the crew prepared for the Havana leg. No shots were fired and passengers remained largely unaware of the incident.
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Defense of human aggression highlights its constructive role
The 138th AAAS meeting opened with scientists arguing that inner aggression can be constructive. Edward D. Joseph of Mount Sinai described aggression as instinctive and useful in directing behavior, while David Hamburg of Stanford discussed its evolution and growing usefulness. Lionel Trilling cited sublimated aggression shaping notable literary works.
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Weather update with showers and cool temperatures
A weather note reports showers tonight and Tuesday with decreasing clouds Tuesday and a 70 percent chance of rain today. Small craft winds 15 to 35 mph, then south easterly winds easing to 12 to 25 mph by Tuesday. temperatures in the 40s and 50s with lows around 30s. Highway 56 low 42 yesterday. The EPA in San Francisco notifies 13 facilities in Clark County Nevada they face court action if pollution of the Colorado River continues. Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr says he will file suit in the State Supreme Court to approve yet poorer comment plans by it the legisled.
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Hoffa aide to attend Detroit parole board appearance
In St Louis the chief legal counsel for Teamster President James R Hoffa says he will accompany Hoffa to Detroit for his parole board appearance. The report places this near other national action and commentary.
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Swissair DC9 collides with private plane at Vienna takeoff
A Swissair DC9 clipped a twin-engine private aircraft during takeoff at Vienna Airport, destroying the smaller plane and killing its pilot. No further details available.
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