Man crawls through -40 degree cold to save three sons
Fred Kopmann trudged 40 miles through deep snow in minus 20 to 35 degrees to reach help for his sons Rolf 11 Michael 9 and Frank 6. After his jeep failed and gas ran out he kept them awake with his voice and found a power plant phone to summon the RCMP.
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Supreme Court backs state bans on gross sexuality in clubs
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that California may revoke a liquor license from nightclubs that permit acts of sexual exposure and other sexual performances. The decision allows states to regulate liquor sales by the drink to curb “obscene” acts in licensed venues, though justices differed on First Amendment reach.
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Postal Service promotes airmail as faster option
In a UPI report, the U S Postal Service campaigns to boost revenue by selling airmail as the preferred service, claiming faster delivery and priority handling, while noting occasional airlift of regular letters beyond 600 miles. A separate Brighton Sussex police notice urges women to wear miniskirts at night for visibility and safety.
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Tan Son Nhut hit by heaviest rocket barrage in four years
In Saigon area, Communist gunners fired 53 Soviet built 122mm rockets at Tan Son Nhut airbase, killing nine people including an American and wounding 54. The attack disrupted flights, damaged homes and helicopters, and blasted fuel stores, amid broader regional shelling and calls from observers that a cease fire may be near.
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Secret Service seizes counterfeit plant in Philadelphia raid
Secret Service agents raided a Philadelphia home Tuesday and seized a quarter‑million dollars in high quality counterfeit bills. They also captured a complete counterfeit operation and presses for $5 notes. Arrested were Raymond Blunt Jr., 37, John E. Polidore, 36, both of Philadelphia, and Robert W. Ribel of Lower Southampton, Pa. All were charged with counterfeiting and released on $25,000 bail each.
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Counterfeit bills traced from Maryland to Delaware and PA
Authorities report counterfeit notes first appeared in Maryland last month and spread to Delaware and eastern Pennsylvania. A small amount circulated before the Christmas shopping period. In cinema news John Knowles' A Separate Peace screens at Cinema I, while Funny Girl earns Barbra Streisand an Oscar at Cinema II. Beeler Madness plays at College Cinema in Williamstown with showtimes 7 and 9 at Cinema I and 8 at Cinema II.
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