Thirty three U S service members missing in Chinook flight
The U S Army CH47 Chinook helicopter with 33 American servicemen aboard disappeared Sunday while flying along South Vietnam's northern coast in stormy weather. The U S command said the 7th Fleet destroyer U S S Epperson is leading an air sea search for the missing helicopter.
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Census to track buying habits in 1972 survey
Census takers will survey 17 000 U.S. families in January and three follow ups in 1972 to build a new market basket for the cost of living index. The effort, by the Census Bureau for the Bureau of Labor Statistics, follows a 1960 61 study and aims to refine consumer price measurements.
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Nixon to reassure allies on Peking and Moscow visits
A White House official says President Nixon will tell Free World leaders at five summits that allied unity must not be sacrificed to tensions. The outreach includes Willy Brandt in Florida and a Canada trip for Pierre Trudeau, with further talks on Peking and Moscow amid broader strategic talks.
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Hijackers admit killing New Mexico trooper on Cuba hijack
UPI reports on a Trans World Airlines hijack to Cuba where three young Black militants from the Republic of New Africa allegedly admitted killing New Mexico state trooper Robert Rosenbloom. The suspects Robert L. Goodwin Michael R. Finney and Charles Hill were identified by the FBI. They seized the plane with a threat to kill a passenger to demonstrate resolve and spoke of self defense in Rosenbloom’s shooting. They hoped to reach Africa for freedom and had used a tow truck to reach the aircraft at Albuquerque.
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White House aging parley backs guaranteed income for elderly
At the White House Conference on Aging delegates support a guaranteed annual income for the nation's 26 million seniors. Massachusetts backs 3000 for individuals and 4500 for couples, with Black Aged leaders also favoring the concept. Harvard's Mayer endorses 3000 to 4500 and calls for subsidized meals in high school cafeterias for the elderly poor. Police report a Korean Army enlisted man killed himself after a grenade blast in a provincial village, wounding four others.
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Double feature at College Cinema and GWTW reissue
In Williamstown the College Cinema shows M A S H at 7 p.m. and Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid at 8:55. Bennington Theatre offers Gone With the Wind at 7:30 with a G rating, a holiday repeat.
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