Heavy bombing of North Vietnam continues around the clock
An armada of 350 American fighter bombers pounded antiaircraft defenses and supply depots in North Vietnam as the raid extended into a third day. U.S. claims said targets were military only, while Hanoi reported losses including four aircraft and prisoners.
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North Vietnam
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Hanoi
Radio
U.S
Nixon
United States
Radio Hanoi
Air Force
South Vietnam
Thailand
Constellation
Coral Sea
Tonkin Gulf
Thanh Hoa
Laos
South Viet
Eight killed in Minnesota road toll over Christmas weekend
Over the Christmas holiday weekend eight people died in Minnesota traffic incidents raising the state toll to 976 for 1971. Causes include a snowmobile crash in Stearns County, a head on collision near Cologne, serious injuries in Chaska, a seven car pileup near Fergus Falls, and multiple other fatal crashes across the state involving towns such as Hugo, Sturgeon Lake, Alvarado, Benson, and Osseo.
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Associated Press
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North Dakota
Fergus Falls
Otter Tail
Caroline Schultz
Bismarck
N.D
Ghazi Hassoun
Fargo
Twin Cities
Highway Patrol
Todd Baumgartner
Hugo
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Baumgartner
James R. Baumgartner
St. Paul
Boyd
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Jalen
Robert L. Kliniski
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Pine County
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Alvarado
Alva
Melvin A. Peterson
Hagman
Robert W. Johnson
Oslo
Iver Holmes
Benson
U.S
West Palms
Rube J. Allen
Mendoza
Michael
Keith
Shawn
Springfield
Snowbound Minnesota Faces Heavy Snow Warning
National Weather Service issued a heavy snow warning for southern Minnesota where four inches or more were forecast south of a line from Ivanhoe to south of Duluth. Minneapolis area expected four inches by night. Waterville reported 6 to 8 inches. International Falls hit 20 below zero. Mankato and Red Wing reported over four inches.
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Twin Cities
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Contiguous States
NWS
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Waterville
Mankato
Red Wing
Nationwide Christmas traffic toll reaches 592 deaths
The three day Christmas Holiday weekend ended with 592 traffic deaths on U S highways, near the National Safety Council forecast of 520 to 620. California recorded 55 fatalities and last year’s toll was 509. The all time peak was 720 in 1965.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
California
General Emett O Donnell Dies at 66 After War Service
General Emett O'Donnell who led the first B29 raid over Japan in World War II and later ran the USO died Sunday at 65. He served as commanding general of the Far East Air Force Bomber Command during the Korean War.
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Washington
Emmett O’donnell
Air Force
Japan
USO
O'Donnell
Far East Air Force
Schedule of Pages Editorial-6 Area News-16 VS.Mkt.-15 em
The page listing shows section breaks for Editorial on page 6 Area News page 16 VS Market 15 and advertising Society pages 8 9 10 with Sports on pages 17 18 19 20 21 and Classified on pages 24 25. It guides readers to upcoming layouts across sections.
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Em. Society
Phase 2 wage price rent controls extend through 1973
The Nixon administration extends wage price and rent controls to April 30 1973 with a timetable aimed at wrapping up Phase 2 before 1972 ends. The act includes pay raise provisions and a projected 1.7 million teachers benefit. Commerce Secretary Stans predicts a 6 percent 1972 economy growth.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Nixon
Maurice H Stans
Reapportionment maps filed in Minnesota case
Attorneys filed initial materials with a federal court as it orders redrawn 35 Senate and 105 House districts. Plans by Lt. Gov. Rudy Perpich and Rep. Jack Fenn show large Northern Minnesota Senate districts and potential contests with current lawmakers. The three judge panel aims to decide by late January or early February.
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Minnesota
U.S. District Court
Federal Court
Rudy Perpich
Jack Fenn
Hibbing
Senate
Thhe State
Nashwauk-Keewatin
Iron Range
Donald Sinclair
Antiwar veterans seize Statue of Liberty demand Nixon withdrawal
Sixteen young antiwar veterans barring inside the Statue of Liberty declare they will not leave until Nixon fixes a date for withdrawal of all American forces from Southeast Asia. In Minnesota, former Mayor Thomas Byrne enters the St. Paul mayoral race challenging Mayor Charles P. McCarty with Ramsey County Commissioner Lawrence Cohen as rival.
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New York
Statue of Liberty
Nixon
Southeast Asia
ST. Paul, Minn
Thomas Byrne
St. Paul
Byrne
Ramsey County
Lawrence Cohen
Charles P. McCarty
Turkish martial law court hands death to five over Israeli diplomat murder
In Istanbul a martial law court sentenced two men and three women to death for involvement in urban terrorism culminating in the kidnapping and murder of an Israeli diplomat. The court commuted the three women's sentences to life imprisonment considering their status.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Governor Anderson looks back on first year in Minnesota
Governor Wendell R. Anderson, 38, reflects on his first year in office, citing passage of a major tax and school aid bill as the highlight and vowing to push for education quality while facing a presidential- year political landscape. He predicts tax reductions ahead and plans to stay active in 1972 campaigns.
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Gerry Nelson
ST. Paul
Minn
Wendell R. Anderson
Anderson
Minnesota
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Senate
DFL
State Capitol
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Elizabeth
Andersons
Brett
California
Harold LeVander
LeVander
CBS Television
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
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