Truman slightly improves but remains in serious condition
Former President Harry S. Truman, 83, was described as slightly more alert but still very ill at Research Hospital and Medical Center where he has been treated since December 5. Doctors report worsening kidney function and a weakened heart and lungs retaining fluid.
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U S Resumes Air Strikes Around Haiphong Amid Peace Talks
U S forces renew mining of Haiphong harbor and rocket strikes near North Vietnamese anti aircraft sites above the 20th Parallel as pressure mounts for a peace agreement. Hanoi rejects Thieu plan and Viet Cong announce a limited Christmas cease fire.
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Haiphong
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Washington
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Grain elevator fire causes nearly $800000 in damages
Springfield Minnesota AP. Damages from a Sunday fire at the Springfield Farmers Elevator Co. are estimated between 700000 and 800000. The building, just over a year old, sustained 350000 in loss plus 275000 bushels of corn 22000 soybeans and over 1000 bushels of oats. Firefighters from Springfield New Ulm Sleepy Eye and Comfrey battled for more than six hours as walls collapsed and grain spilled. Cause is undetermined.
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Springfield, Minn
Norman Danielson
Springfield Farmers Elevator Co
Springfield
New Ulm
Sleepy Eye
Danielson
Minnesota
Five Arrested for Sabotage of War Plant in York
State police arrested five New Jersey antiwar activists tied to the East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives for allegedly sabotaging a Penn Central siding to the American Machine and Foundry plant in York. They poured concrete into a railroad switch and were jailed in lieu of 25 000 bail. suspects include Eugene Galvin Jr. 23 Newark Thomas Kerkames 21 New Brunswick Rollin Kirk 25 and Patricia 26 Princeton and Monica McKig 35 Princeton Theological Seminary.
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New Brunswick
Rollin D. Kirk
Patricia
Princeton
Monica McKig
Princeton Theological Seminary
Babysitter Advert Says Will Sit in Home for Working Mother
Want ad notes a SW area caregiver offering in home babysitting for one small child. Ad scheduled six days but cancelled after three. readers reminded 13,000 see the want ads daily and to call 433 2751 to place an ad.
Waite Park police search for cash and checks robber
Waite Park police continued the search for a man in his early 20s who stole more than $8,200 in checks and cash from the Welles Department Store. He stopped two employees as they were about to deposit the store’s nightly receipts at Plaza Park State Bank on Saturday night.
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Welles Department Store
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Editorial-4 Area-6 Society-8-9-10-11-12
The page highlights regional society notes and editorial briefs across sections on community events and social columns, with short items from area reporters. It offers snapshots of local happenings and upcoming meetings in concise summaries.
Apollo 17 on course for splashdown and film return
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cerna n Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans are on track for a South Pacific splashdown at 2 24 p m EST Tuesday. America is operating perfectly as Evans conducts a 44 minute space walk to retrieve film canisters and moon rock cargo. He reports the craft scorched exterior and spots blisters on the hull while family watches from 180 000 miles away.
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Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison H. Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
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Earth
Moon
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Deep Space
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Four Dead in Three Car Crash North of Little Falls Minnesota
Four people were killed and four others injured in a three vehicle crash on U.S. 10 about 17 miles north of Little Falls Minnesota. Victims include Donnie Dale Spurlin James Munger Rudolph Olson and an unidentified female passenger.
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Associated Press
U.S. 10
Mann
Donnie Dale Spurlin
Hopkins
James Munger
Mound
Surlin
Rudolph Olson
Larimore
N.D
Gladys Olson
Olson
Robert Wagner
Swanville, Minn
Kissinger reports North Vietnam eyes weak oversight
Peace negotiator Kissinger notes North Vietnam seeks weak international supervision as talks continue in Paris. Intelligence from captured documents and interrogations suggests enemy plans to exploit a cease fire for long term military action. Supreme Court to review water antipollution ruling tied to Pittsburgh plant case.
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No. Viets
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
U.S
Kissinger
Paris
Supreme Court to review injunction on rail freight rate hike
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a lower court injunction blocking a rail freight rate increase. The case centers on environmental impact assessment, with oral arguments planned early next spring.
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Washington
Supreme Court
No fuel shortage yet in Austin despite Midwest issue
Austin Utilities and local fuel oil suppliers report no shortage of fuel in Austin. Superintendent Harold Lamon says deliveries are normal though coal deliveries are slower and gas curtailment may raise future costs. Storage remains ample, propane is currently available, and independent dealers see no immediate shortage.
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Texas
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AA Oil Cox
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