Roof Collapse Kills 15 in Brazilian Supermarket
A store in Pilates, Rio de Janeiro, collapsed after a roof gave way injuring 228 and killing 15. Police say no state building permit existed. the project had federal approval but lacked local authorization. A newborn and mother died. security guard Amilcar Marques Leite survived. Army aid ended the rescue at dusk as looters were chased from the scene.
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Koch Gives NYC Civic Pride Button At Subway Entrance
Rep Edward Koch stood at the Lexington Avenue line entrances in New York handing out tin city pride buttons to morning commuters. The Democrat, a potential mayoral candidate, says he wants government to the people and hopes for subway stops and unity to solve city problems.
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Washington Window Fears Bangladesh Could Collapse
UPI report notes growing US worry that Bangladesh may collapse despite nearly a billion dollars in foreign aid. Inflation, poor crops, and overreliance on Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman threaten stability as India and the Soviet Union compete for influence and aid.
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Nixon stays silent on renewed bombing during Florida holiday
President Nixon rests at Key Biscayne for Christmas and offers no statement on renewed North Vietnamese bombing. Press secretary Ziegler says no national address planned. Kissinger and Haig travel schedules shape talks as Thieu scouted. anticipated actions include reshuffles such as Helms leaving CIA for Iran and new budget, inaugural plans.
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B52 Losses Rise as Raids Intensify in Vietnam
UPI reports three more B52 bombers downed in North Vietnam raids, raising total losses to six since Monday. Some crews parachuted to safety, others remained missing. Hanoi Radio claimed high civilian casualties and 28 U.S. aircraft downed overall. Pentagon noted significant damage from the bombardment.
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