Boyle resigns as UMW head and leaves $50,000 pension
W A Tony Boyle steps down as United Mine Workers president after a court ordered election. Arnold Miller wins the post, aiming to curb executive salaries. Boyle receives a $50,000 annual pension from a special agency account, while Miller pushes for a leaner leadership and orderly transition.
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Woman named as a Nixon aide
President Nixon named Anne Armstrong 45 to be a presidential counselor with cabinet rank, the highest post for a woman in 12 years. Armstrong, a New Orleans native and Foxcroft School and Vassar graduate, will start Jan. 19 after completing her term as co chair of the Republican National Committee.
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U.N. votes to study terrorism after shelving treaty
The General Assembly created a 35 nation panel to study world terrorism, rejecting a U.S. push for a rapid anti terror treaty. Arab, African and Communist blocs opposed a binding pact, citing nationalist movements, with Waldheim to receive observations by April 10.
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Renewed U S raids called fiercest of entire war over Hanoi Haiphong
U S command reports downing of three warplanes including two B52 heavy bombers and one F- swingwing jet during raids over Hanoi and Haiphong. Seven of 15 crew rescued, eight missing. Hanoi Radio claims fiercest air raids of the war with heavy damage around Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Eastern jet impounded in Georgia tax dispute
In College Park, Georgia, a DC9 Whisperjet valued at about 3.7 million dollars was impounded after officials alleged Eastern Airlines owed 55 thousand dollars in back taxes. City marshal T O Smith posted the papers on the hangar door while the jet underwent engine repairs at the Atlanta airport. Eastern called the tax clash an honest difference of opinion and said it would pursue judicial remedies. The city argues the hangar lies within College Park and is taxable, while Eastern notes the hangar is leased from Atlanta, which owns the airport.
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Where Does It Hurt and Lovers and Other Strangers
Cinema 1 offers a Peter Sellers comedy paired with Lovers and Other Strangers. A second bill features M A S Hy with The French Connection, which earned Gene Hackman an Oscar. Williamstown College presents Dealing and Superfly in double features starting at 7.
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