War Will Last Lifetime For Youth Who Lost Arm
A9-year-old Ayub Ali Mangal from Jagannathpur near the India East Pakistan border lost his right arm to shell fire. He watches soldiers return home as his family, living in a single bamboo house, struggles to survive. His mother Anware Khatun, 25, works as a farm laborer for scarce rupees, and they have no electricity or school access. The family sold land to pay for medicine and transport, dimming the dream of schooling for Ayub.
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U.S
Associated Press
East Pakistan
Horst Faas
Santosh Basak
Bongaon
India
Ayub
Ayub Ali Mangal
Anware Khatun
Jagannathpur
Bangla Desh
Automatic 2.5 Per Cent Boost Allowed Answers On Rent Control Rules
A Price Commission Q and A outlines rent increase rules effective Dec. 29. Landlords may add 2.5 percent plus costs, with possible rolls backs. Grayson predicts average increases under 3 to 3.2 percent, while some may reach 15 to 30 percent per quotes from critics.
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Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Grayson
Rossetta Wylie
Nixon
Commission
Rent Advisory Board
Back Pay OK Given and Rent Riles Set by Rules
Nixon clears retroactive payments for workers with frozen raises and allows limited rent increases under a complex Dec 29 framework. A Price Commission roll back on Blue Cross Blue Shield rates for 1.4 million federal employees is expected, with no guaranteed profits. The CPI rose 0.2 in November as October.
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Washington
Nixon
The
Price Commission
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
C. Jackson Grayson
Act
Federal court approves plan for Ohio legislative redistricting
A three judge federal panel on Wednesday ruled that the Democratic controlled state apportionment board’s revised reapportionment plan complies with the one man one vote standard set by the U S Supreme Court.
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Cleveland, Ohio
State Apportionment Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Two Children Die In Suburban Toledo Fire
A blaze in a Sylvania apartment killed Angie Weaver aged 1 and her brother Scott aged 3. Their parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Weaver were asleep in the home when the fire started. In Columbus, Mayor M E Sensenbrenner vetoed a fluoridation proposal after a council vote. Columbus voters had defeated fluoridation 2-1 in a 1958 referendum.
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Toledo. Ohio
Sylvania
Angie Weaver
Scott
Lawrence Weaver
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
M. E. Sensenbrenner
Tax Test Case May Be Filed
Ohio lawmaker Rep. Joseph Tulley announces a study to test the new graduated personal income tax for constitutional flaws. He says a court challenge could argue violation of equal protection. no halt to tax collection during proceedings is anticipated.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Tulley
R-37
Mentor
U.S
Tulley
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Heath visits Belfast to see troops in IRA conflict
Prime Minister Edward Heath flew secretly to Belfast to view British troops facing guerrilla activity from the Irish Republican Army. Officials would not disclose His movement and said no political consultations were planned amid 28 months of violence in Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Edward Heath
Irish Republican Army
Heath visits Northern Ireland on Christmas troop calls
Heath travels to Londonderry and then Northern Ireland after Bermuda talks with President Nixon. The prime minister visits British troops for Christmas calls, returning later today after his first Ireland visit since talks in Bermuda.
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London
Bermuda
Nixon
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Heath tours Northern Ireland amid IRA violence and secret itinerary
Prime Minister Heath visits Northern Ireland with a secret plan for his tour of military units as 14 000 British troops remain in the province. IRA violence spills into the Republic of Ireland with rock throwing and clashes as Ballyshannon police face rioters and three IRA leaders are arrested. Sinn Fein leader condemns the arrests as collaboration with Britain.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
Heath
Brian Faulkner
Ireland
Jack Lynch
Ballyshannon
Sinn Fein
IRA
Hope Seeks OK To Visit POWs in Hanoi
Bob Hope flew to Vientiane and met North Vietnamese officials in a bid to gain permission to visit U.S. prisoners of war in Hanoi. Hope described the meeting as friendly and cordial and declined to reveal any message to Hanoi, while an aide suggested POWs were a key topic.
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Vientiane
Bob Hope
Laos
U.S
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thanh
Bill Faith
Radar Station Hit By Fighter-Bomber Near Hanoi
U S air attacks in North Vietnam close to Hanoi targeted radar sites 73 and 82 miles away as U S planes escorted bombers over northeast Laos. The Shrike missiles were used against a radar east of the Laotian border, with unclear results. B52s bombed eastern Cambodia north of Highway 7, targeting elements of the North Vietnamese 9th Division as South Vietnamese officers reported Vietnamese losses.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Laos
Cambodia
Highway 7
Krek
Dam Be
9Th Divi
Mekong
Communists Threaten Southeast Asia Fronts In Dry Season Offensive
The report outlines Communist advances from western Mekong crossings into eastern Cambodia and Laos. Cambodian forces claim a relief of Peam Chikork on the Tonle Sap, while Long Cheng residents flee after a raid on the U S base. The Plain of Jars area is eyed as a next target.
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Tonle Sap River
Phnom Penh
Long Cheng
Vientiane
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Vang Pao
Plain of Jars
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