Bhutto frees Indian POWs in Pakistan
President Bhutto released 617 Indian prisoners of war at Lyallpur to press India for releasing 84 000 Pakistanis held there. He urged mutual good relations and warned of future conflict if talks fail. India has yet to respond officially, while large exchanges and repatriations continue.
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Lyallpur
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
Rawalpindi
Bangladesh
Foreign Office
Bhutto
West
Pollution blamed on area farms in Cannon Valley study
A Carleton College study says Cannon Valley river pollution stems from agricultural runoff rather than industry. Kathleen Kopach and John Colman presented findings from water samples to CVDA, noting septic pollution and high phosphates and nitrates from fertilizers affect water quality and limit fish life.
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Northfield
Minn
Carleton College
Cannon Valley
Minnesota
Kathleen Kopach
Carleton
John Colman
Cannon and
Straight Rivers
Cannon Valley Development Association
CVDA
Colman
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Gorilla signs for drinks in Stanford study
Coco the 16 month old 26 pound gorilla signs for a drink and food during long daily sessions as Penny Patterson a 25 year old Stanford graduate student teaches sign language in a research project aimed at aiding sign language for retarded children AP Wirephoto shows Coco signing for a drink during the sessions at Stanford.
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Coco
Penny Patterson
Stanford University
Penny
IRA chief MacStiofan s hunger strike sparks Belfast battles
IRA leader Sean MacStiofain, weak after a nine day hunger strike, received a six month jail term for IRA membership. His sentencing triggered gun battles in Belfast, a botched prison break attempt in Dublin, and renewed protests in London as police report 11 IRA deaths and multiple injuries amid a high security alert.
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Dublin
Sean MacStiofain
MacStiofain
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
Belfast
London
IRA
Northern Ireland
The
A A
Shankill Road
Britain
Trish
Agricultural winners named among 4 H honorees
4 H agricultural winners are pictured with prize recipients including Timothy Ahern Pax ton Massachusetts Mitchell Cass Hasty Coloe Ronald Quinn Guyman Oklahoma Haney David R. Palmer Clyde North Carolina Dale Michell Ft. Bridger Wyoming and Robert G. Ceynar Ainegard North Carolina AP Wire photo
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Ternational Harvester Co
Id R. Palmer
Clyde
N. C
Dale Michell
Ft. Bridger
Woo
Robert G. Ceynar
Ainegard
Panel visits Calley to hear clemency appeal on 20 year term
A three officer clemency panel toured Lt. William L. Calley Jr at Fort Benning to interview him about his appeal for clemency from a 20 year sentence for My Lai civilian killings. Calley, 29, has been under house arrest since April 1971. The panel, led by Lt Col Harvey C. Johnson, was joined by Capt James E. Brawner and Capt Ray V. Smith.
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Calley
FT. Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
John Wiley
F. Benning
Lu Vsmen
George W. Latimer
Salt Lake City
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Army
Harvey C. Johnson
James E. Brawner
Ray V. Smith
Clemency Board
U.S. Court of Military Review
Falls Church
Latimer
Court of Military Review
North Vietnamese push under DMZ as U S B52s pound targets
Heavy fighting raged below the DMZ as U S B52 bombers pressed strikes into North Vietnam. South Vietnamese troops and Marines faced heavy attacks near Quang Tri with casualties reported on both sides while Hanoi’s supply efforts through the Plain of Jars attracted intensified air action and monsoon limits on fighter-bombers.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
North Vietnam
Quang Tri
South Vietnam
Quang Tri City
Barthelemy Pass
Plain of Jars
Laos
Hanoi
Dmz
U.S. Command
Panhandle
Ten die in Minnesota holiday weekend road toll rises
The Associated Press reports ten people died in Minnesota traffic accidents over the Thanksgiving weekend, raising the 1972 toll to 917. Among the dead were Ruth Ann Murray 26 of Moorhead and two others in separate Sunday crashes, plus infant Jennifer Schmig 2 months of St. Paul who died after a car left Minn 60 and US 169 near Mankato. Other fatalities included Gerald Woods 40 of Cannon Falls and six more victims across Baudette Osakis Minneapolis Maynard and a Monnetonka family.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Ruth Ann Murray
Moorhead
U.S. 75
Graceville
Highway Patrol
Howard Murray
Murray
Jennifer Schmig
St. Paul
Mankato
Minn. 60
U.S. 169
Roger Schmig
Jerome T. Trevis
South St. Paul
Gerald O. Woods
Cannon Falls
Goodhue County
Woods
Gary Spillman
Stanton
Minn
Dan Slick
Baudette
Darrel A. Berg
Osakis
Thomas G. Mlejnek
Minneapolis
Howard B. Ness
Maynard
South Vietnam presses direct talks with North Vietnam in Paris
South Vietnam demands direct negotiations with the North in Paris before any breakthrough in peace talks. Hoang Duc Nha, Thieu’s adviser, heads a South Vietnamese team expected to join Kissinger Tho talks on December 4, with conditions including troop withdrawal, a restored demilitarized zone at the 17th parallel, and clear roles for the National Council of Reconciliation and Concord.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Paris
Tin Song
Hoang Duc Nha
Nguyen van Thieu
Nha
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Hianoi
le Duc Tho
National Council of Reconciliation and Concord
For Sale 1961 Ford Sells Fast In Herald Ad
Auto classified notice offers a 1961 Ford in excellent running condition with automatic transmission and four doors. The car sold after one day on the page. buyers urged to call 433 8851 for fast results and to check Herald want ads daily.
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Herald
Ford
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