India troop moves halted in Pakistan
In East Pakistan no further Indian advances occurred after the initial assault last Sunday. Pakistan reports say 30 Pakistani troops were killed and many Indian troops were repelled in attacks along the Jessore, Comilla, and Chaugacha-Jessore corridors. Pakistan denies border violations by Pakistanis and says India is planning a major offensive while contacting Russia for weapons.
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Meany Resting Comfortably After Chest Pain
AFLLIO President George Meany was listed in stable condition at George Washington University Hospital after severe chest pains on Thanksgiving morning. Doctors continued tests to determine the cause as Meany sat up briefly with permission for his wife and four daughters to visit.
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US hands over Chu Lai base as 23rd Infantry completes withdrawal
The U S Army transfers the 30 million Chu Lai base to South Vietnamese officials marking the withdrawal of the Americal Division from the site. Chu Lai, 335 miles northeast of Saigon, had become the strong American base for Task Force Oregon and the Americal Division, built up since Marines first landed in 1965. Maj Gen Frederick Kroesen signs over an official deed to Vietnamese authorities.
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World tragedy seen in East Pakistan crisis visit
U S Senators William Saxbe and Frank Church called the East Pakistan civil war a world tragedy after touring refugee camps near Calcutta. They urged international effort for a political settlement, noting India’s role and Pakistan’s government. They observed wounded and malnourished refugees, including children, in Indian camps.
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Radiation varies by U S geography in national survey
A UPI report summarizes a state by state breakdown of average natural radiation exposure across the United States and territories. The study shows an average natural dose around 190 millirems per person yearly, with mountain states like Colorado and Wyoming higher and Gulf states lower, plus about 90 millirems from medical uses and fallout.
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Rahway bans visits as security tightens after rebellion
Rahway State Prison halted inmate visits until further notice to curb security risks after a Thanksgiving uprising left several inmates holding others hostage. Officials said elections would pick delegates to negotiate with state officials, while repairing damage and restoring routines. Warden Samuel Vukcevich and five guards held hostage were later treated. none seriously hurt.
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Obituary for William P. Johnson of Fremont
Funeral services for William P. Johnson six died Wednesday in Castro Valley will be held in Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 1504 Persia Blvd at 2 pm Tuesday. A Minneapolis native he had lived in Fremont 31 years. Survived by his wife Thelma two sisters Inene Grothe Milwaukee and Alice Herberg Fort Lauderdale and three brothers Len Oakland Donald Ft Lauderdale and Carroll Fargo. Rev Eugene V Holland will officiate Fremont Elks Lodge members will attend at 7 30 pm tomorrow Cremation in Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Hayward.
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Nixon dedicates hospital as memorial at Palm Desert
President Nixon dedicates a $7.5 million hospital in Palm Desert as a memorial to Dwight D. Eisenhower, with Mamie Eisenhower, 15,000 mourners, and Bob Hope among speakers. Nixon pledges a generation of peace and argues for stronger health care while contrasting with Congress on proposed universal coverage. Comedian Hope jokes about removing George Meany. Vice President Agnew lauds Eisenhower’s restraint and Palm Desert site choice.
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Winter storm spreads across nation with heavy snow
Snow and rain blanket the Great Lakes region the southern Appalachians and central Atlantic states while another storm forms in eastern Wyoming. Travel warnings cover much of the area as two to four inches of snow are forecast. Police search northwest Pennsylvania for 18 year old Rickie Chancey who disappeared from a hunting camp, with another hunter missing nearby. Major storm of the season brings power outages in parts of Idaho and wildlife areas report multiple rescues. Temperatures vary from 21 at Havre Montana to 80 in Florida coastal cities as the system moves east.
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Daily Review details subscription rates and editorial contacts
The Daily Review announces publisher Floyd L Sparks and staff details. It lists subscription rates including Sunday and monthly mail options. Contact addresses point to Center Square, Fremont, California, with a phone number for inquiries.
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Sadat Plans U S Visit Report Says
Beir ut reports quoting Al Siyassa and AnNahat say Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will visit the United States soon with preparations in Cairo underway. No official Cairo confirmation.
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Bridge commuters face delays on new bus lane plan
San Francisco authorities warn of slight delays Monday as a bus lane is introduced on the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. The new lane will run 3,200 feet along the plaza instead of the current 1,308 feet, with fares and car counts to be adjusted for three or more passengers. A bridge spokesman cautioned that any change tends to slow traffic briefly.
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Oil company president dies at 89 in Philadelphia area
Ardmore report says PJ Howard Pew founder of Sun Oil died at home Saturday after 65 years on the firm's board. He joined Sun Oil in 1901 at 19 and last September completed 70 years of service. The company, now among the top five U S energy firms, employs over 28 000 and logged 19 billion in net sales last year. He is survived by a son two daughters and two sisters. Funeral plans not set.
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