Indian forces push toward Dacca as Kashmir fronts hold
Indian troops advance toward Dacca 28 miles away after breaking through from Jessore and Daudkandi while Indian Navy air units pound Chittagong Cosxbazar and Chalna. Pakistan keeps a strong defense around Chhamb in Kashmir.
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Associated Press
India
Dacca
New Delhi
Srinagar
Meghna
Daudkandi
Jessore
Calcutta
Comilla
East Pakistan
Chandpur
Chittagong
Cos’x Bazar
Chalna
Burger urges focus on solvable prison reform problems
Chief Justice Warren Burger urged the National Conference on Corrections to target urgent, solvable prison reform issues. He cited a National Corrections Academy as a milestone and called for better literacy, training, classification, work programs, and public moral support to enable inmates to learn their way out of prison.
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John F. Daffron
Williamsburg
National Conference On Corrections
Warren Burger
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Burger
House votes on 2.84 billion foreign aid bill and Israel aid
House Appropriations Chairman George Mahon demands Israel aid stay attached to the foreign aid measure to boost passage. The bill would provide at least 300 million for Israel and suspend most aid to India and Pakistan until they halt their war, amid Senate-House deadlock on a separate six month deadline for Indo china policy.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
Congress
Israel
Texas Democrat
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
America
United Nations
China
U.N
Nixon
India
Pakistan
Senate
Mahon
Arena group hires architect for Austin arena plans
Mayor's Arena Study Committee will hear final recommendations for hiring an architect to draw plans for a multi purpose arena in Austin. Seven prospects will be interviewed, with two recommendations to the overall committee, as property options and funding pledges are reviewed.
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David Kranz
Austin
Jim Schulte
City Planning Commission
Robert Lichty
Ida Quast
Kinsman
Leo Reding
Richard Notermann
IRS probes Hormel price hike reports under Phase II rules
The Internal Revenue Department verifies it is examining complaints that Geo A Hormel & Co of Austin raised prices beyond Nixon era Phase II limits. An IRS spokesman said findings are pending and investigations target whether profits exceed the three year average unless offset by labor and material costs.
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Internal Revenue Dept
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Austin
Nixon
Larry Hudson
IRS
The
Herald
Hodson
Hormel
Hormel Co
Guidelines Commission
Wilson Co
Chicago
Ill
War powers debate set in Senate committee action
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced a bill to curb presidential authority to commit U.S. forces to war without congressional approval. Approved 13-0, it limits action to 30 days and only in cases of enemy attack or imminent threat, with protections for evacuees under attack. Nixon administration opposes the measure.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
U.S
Nixon
Senate
Bricker
Sean Casey Aiken
Ft Vt
UN calls for ceasefire as India Pakistan clash continues
The United Nations General Assembly urged an immediate cease-fire and withdrawal behind borders with a prompt political solution for East Pakistan refugees. Despite broad support 104 11 with abstentions, India and Pakistan signaled they would not heed the resolution after Security Council vetoes and a Soviet backed plan failed.
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United Nations. N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
India
Pakistan
United Nations
Assembly
Soviet Union
Epcorns
Security Council
Council
East Pakistan
Northfield man killed on Minn 3 near Faribault
Jerome Bultman 24 of Northfield died when his car left Minnesota Route 3 one mile north of Faribault around midnight. Passenger David Kolterman 23 of Faribault was hospitalized in Rochester in critical condition after the vehicle struck a guard rail on a curve. The death raised Minnesota’s 1971 road toll to 934, up from 930 a year ago.
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Faribault, Minn
Northfield
Minn
Faribault
Rice County
Jerome Bultman
David Kolterman
Minnesota
Minnesota votes restore Winona courthouse amid bond approval
Winona County residents approved a 1.1 million bond to restore the 83 year old courthouse with its stained glass and oak features, backed by 500000 cash. Brooklyn Center rejected an 800000 plan for an ice arena, while Rosemount approved a 105000 annex and fire truck purchase.
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Winona County
Brooklyn Center
Minnesota
Lakeville
Rosemount
Schedule of Page Sections
The page listing shows Editorial on page 6, Markets on page 24, Area News on page 9, Comics on page 25, Society on pages 10 to 13, Sports on pages 17 to 18 and 20, and Classifieds on pages 26 and 27.
Air war flareup along North Vietnam Laos border
AP reports fighter-bombers dodged missiles and attacked a radar station in three border incidents 25 80 and 90 miles north of the DMZ. No U S aircraft damage or results released by the communique.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Link ex-Gl to 7 other killings in Germany case
Frankfurt prosecutor states Mark Alan Smith, convicted of four U S female murders, claims seven more killings while in the U S Army in West Germany. Chief prosecutor Dietrich Rahn says no evidence yet supports four of the seven killings occurred. Sailors protest Navy discharge at news conference.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mark Alan Smith
United States
West Germany
Dietrich Rahn
Military academy names listed in AP wire photo caption
Left to right in a Navy University Lutheran Chapel photo are Carl Scott Flanagan 22 San Diego Charles Andrews 19 Pittsburgh Pa David Clay 19 Stockton Calif Charles M Lawson 21 Midlothian Tex James Mikell 20 Screven Ga John Obe 19 Ellsworth Iowa Darryle Larrabee 20 Duluth Minn Ronald McLeod 23 Little Rock Ark AP wire photo credits accompany the caption.
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University Lutheran Chapel
Carl Scott Flanagan
San Diego
Charles Andrews
Pittsburgh
David Clay
Stockton
Calif
Charles M. Lawson
Mid
Lothian
Tex
James Mikell
Screven
John Obe
Ellsworth
Iowa
Darryle Larrabee
Duluth
Minn
Ronald McLeod
Little Rock
Ark
Nixon must decide on $2 billion child care bill
The House passed a $2 billion child development measure 210 to 186 and sent it to the White House amid a White House push to defeat it. Conservatives oppose while women’s groups labor civil rights and churches support the bill, which also extends the two year Economic Opportunity Act.
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Washington
Nixon
House
White House
Gerald R. Ford
Senate
Muskie to announce 1965 plans January 4
Senator Edmund S. Muskie, backed by California Democrats, said he will reveal his intentions for the coming year on January 4. The endorsement signals continued campaigning momentum as the race moves forward.
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Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
California
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