Democrats Urge Antiwar Action At Caucus and Beg War End Fight
Friday December 28 1972 18 House Democrats urge a special Democratic National Committee meeting to organize a campaign against bombing of North Vietnam and back a U S treaty with North Vietnam The effort seeks to influence the caucus opening ahead of the new Congress in January 1973 and to press for congressional power over war policy in line with the party platform. The protests in St Paul Minnesota echoed nationwide as clergy and lawmakers urged tax resistance and action aligned with antiwar demonstrations coinciding with President Nixon's inauguration.
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Washington Cap
Vietnam
Roddy
House Democrats
Robert Strauss
Democratic Nasticivnal Committee
Democratic
United States
North Vietnam
Congress
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
State Capitol
Howard Vogel
Minnesota
Capitol
Nixon
Alton Motter
Minnesota Council of Churches
Motter
Hubert HK. Humphrey
D-Minn
Carl Albert
House
Albert
John Conyers Jr
Dmich
U.S
Strauss
Four more B52s lost over Hanoi area
The US Command reported four additional aircraft losses in the Hanoi Haiphong air blitz, raising American air losses to 27 planes and 93 airmen missing or captured in under two weeks. Fifteen of the downed planes were B52s as Hanoi claims 76 U.S. aircraft losses.
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Saigon
Hanoi-Haiphong
America
Hanoi
Nixon
Radio
CBS strike ends as technicians approve new CBS contract
Television and radio technicians at CBS return to work after narrowly voting 561 to 509 to approve a new contract ending an eight week strike. Picket lines at CBS sites in New York and six other cities are removed within an hour of the vote. Details were not released but concessions reportedly covered jurisdiction over new devices and automation.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
CBS
Arthur Korff
Frank Stanton
The Pioneer Local Newspaper Branding and Audit Note
A brief note from the Pioneer newspaper explains its publication details in Senich Minnesota, including daily schedule exceptions and references to the Minnesota Audit Bureau. It confirms entry as a local page masthead with standard publication data.
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THE
Pioneer
Senich
Minnesota
Jim
Gureau
Bombings at border towns kill teens and devastate Quinn area
In raids blamed on Protestant militants, two teenage victims die in Bellhurbet while Clones suffers structural damage. Across the border in Northern Ireland five blasts hit bars and a shed with no reported injuries, as the overall toll climbs to at least 680 amid three years of sectarian conflict.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Republic
Bellhurbet
Dublin
Geraldine Reilly
Patrick Stanley
Clones
Seven Die In Nebraska Plane Crash Near Community
FAA reports seven fatalities in a single engine crash about nine miles northeast of a south central Nebraska town. The charter flight left Denver at 5:30 p.m. for Omaha, though the operator disputes it was chartered. Wreckage spread over 10 acres as weather and radar data were being reviewed.
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Nebraska
FAA
Denver
Colo
Omaha
Neb
Royal American Flyers, Inc
Thomas O. Markel
Markel
Denver Center
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