Four more planes lost in U S blitz over Hanoi Haiphong
U S Command reports four additional planes down including another B52 and 12 airmen missing or killed as the Hanoi Haiphong air assault continues. U S losses reach 27 aircraft and 93 air men in under two weeks. Hanoi claims 76 U S aircraft downed since Dec 18 with 33 B52s.
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Bank sues Duncan for $200000 loan repayment
National Bank of Washington sues Walter T. Duncan in Bexar County Texas for nonpayment of a six month note tied to a $200000 loan taken May 31. Security includes 10000 shares of Archer Daniels Midland stock. Duncan earlier donated $305000 to Nixon and $300000 to Humphrey.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Washington
Truman's widow and daughter express thanks after funeral
Bess Truman and daughter Margaret Daniel issued a heartfelt thanks for the sympathy shown nationwide after the burial of Harry S. Truman. Randall Jessee praised her composure as the ceremony concluded, and a memorial service is planned for January 5 at Washington National Cathedral.
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Harrison
Chicago crash survivor criticizes rescue efforts
Raymond J. Higgins of Duluth charges negligence or overwork at the world's busiest airport after the Dec. 20 North Central Airlines crash that killed 10. He cites delayed firefighting, survivor handling delays, and mismanaged on scene procedures at O’Hare.
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Duluth
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North Central Airlines
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Two Youths Die in Irish Border Bomb Blasts
In Belfast police report two teenagers killed as bombs exploded on both sides of the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic. A 10 pound bomb hidden in a car with Northern Ireland plates exploded on Bellbut main street near the border, about 75 miles northwest of Dublin.
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Thai officials urge calm as Black September frees hostages
Four Black September commandos released Israeli Embassy hostages in Bangkok after negotiations to avoid a Munich-like disaster. They flew 4800 miles to Cairo with 10 Thai officials and Egypt's ambassador aboard, then walked free. Officials say the deal avoided violence and the perpetrators were not bound.
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Used DeSoto Adventurer Car Ad Seeks Fast Sale
Classified notice promotes a 2 door DeSoto Adventurer with good tires and swing seats. Vehicle runs but needs body work. Best offer takes. Phone number provided for quick contact after a shortened run.
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Seven die in single engine plane crash near Amherst Nebraska
A single engine plane crash near Amherst Nebraska killed four adults and three children. The incident occurred shortly after 7 30 p m CST about nine miles northeast of the town. FAA identified seven victims as aboard a chartered flight leaving Denver for Omaha. Royal American Flyers questioned charter status and ownership. FAA dispatched to the wreckage scattered over 10 acres in rugged country.
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Fire destroys elevator complex in Felton Minnesota
A late night blaze destroyed the Farmers Co-Op Elevator seed plant and offices in Felton and damaged two houses. Nine nearby communities fought the fire as 350000 bushels of grain burned with winds hindering efforts. The cause was not yet known.
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Farmers’ Co-Op
Amundson
Minnesota Supreme Court delays abortion ruling awaiting US High Court
The Minnesota Supreme Court announced delays in ruling on two abortion cases as it awaits the US Supreme Court decisions on Texas and Georgia cases. The cases involve Dr. Jane Hodgson who performed a hospital abortion and Elmer Carl Hultgren, a Minneapolis dry cleaner convicted of performing an abortion in 1969. The state's 1885 law allows abortion only to save the mother's life.
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ST. Paul
High Court
Minnesota
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Georgia
U.S. High Court
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Minneapolis
Schedule of Pages for Society and News Sections
The page list outlines sections including Society Area News Sports Editorial Comics Classified and TV Entertainment with page numbers for each. It serves as a viewer guide to navigate the publication’s front to back content.
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Opposition to bombing drive urged by 18 Democrats
Eighteen House Democrats urged national opposition to the Vietnam bombing and asked party Chairman Robert Strauss to convene a special session of the Democratic National Committee to organize a public campaign. A Miami attorney said Nixon profit reports could not be verified, stating the sale price of canal-front lots near Nixon's Florida home was $150,000 with a $100,000 profit unclear.
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Vietnam
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Democratic National Committee
Nixon
Key Biscayne, Fla
Miami
Florida
Thomas H. Wakefield
Snowfall deepens across Minnesota with forecast bands
Up to four inches of snow fell across southern and central Minnesota before sunrise. The National Weather Service forecast shows major snowfall still to come with eight inches or more possible in a band from South Dakota and southeastern North Dakota into north central and northeastern Minnesota today and tonight. Freezing rain preceded the snowfall in some southern areas and a mix of snow freezing rain and sleet was reported again before dawn.
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