Collision and fire as ships clash near Malacca Straits
World dispatch reports a Liberian vessel and a Cypriot freighter collided at the Tethern entrance to the Malacca Straits. 33 survivors were rescued from the wrecked Danish-owned freighter Super Clausen. Maritime authorities described corpses and some crew missing as rescue efforts continued amid unclear casualties and grounding rumors.
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Aap-Reuter
Britain
Malacca Straits
Laws of Pondan
Atlante Bash Wien
Hitler’s car sells at auction after long dispute
A Mercedes parade car once ordered by Hitler in 1941 and used during World War II was sold at auction following a dispute over payment and ownership. The car's journey included display at a museum in New York before the sale to a private buyer, with the buyer named as Mr Barrett.
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Earl Clark
Tom Barrett
WWF
Hilter
Museum of Serene and Betsy
Riuwkefeller Dentre
New York
Barer Piehased
Quins Reported Born in Chicago Area Hospital Mix Up
A hospital spokesman described the 26 year old woman Sirs Hacer as in excellent condition after giving birth to quints at Neath Brooks suburb. The newborns, including two boys and three girls, were reported in stable condition with medical staff monitoring them closely. James Beer, a stockbroker, and the parents faced concerns over the medical events surrounding the multiple birth.
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Abe Don Aaery
Neath Brooks
Imal Park
Sirs Hacer
James Beer
Dhe Chidren
Drug plot suspect denies charges in federal case
BATTIMORE MARYLAND Sunday AP reports Southerland, arrested at Andrews AFB, pleads not guilty to nine charges in federal court. Indicted for using false permits to hoard Air Force flights between Thailand and the United States. Bond set at 1 000 000 with 10 percent allowed. trial scheduled March 12.
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Thailand
United States
Andrews Air Force Base
Souutherland
James Stiller
Flu Death Toll Surges Across Britain Amid Epidemic
Health officials report nearly 1 000 deaths in Britain from a winter influenza wave. Daily fatalities climbed through December with the disease hitting major areas hardest. Officials warn the outbreak will worsen as colder weather returns and waves of infection spread nationwide.
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Heaale
Sundhivy Times
Bomen
Weather Bureau
Larsen in Lead at Hastings Chess Tournament
Larsen holds a lead in the Hastings chess event though overnight leader Wolfgang Uhlmann trails by half a point. Uhlmann competes against Heikki Westerinen as the field unfolds in this tense Hastings round.
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Wolfgang Uhlmann
East Germany
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Yeti Footprints Alleged Near Katmandu by American Explorer
An American explorer in eastern Nepal displayed plaster casts of footprints he says are from a Yeti. The casts, taken near a tent camp, measure 7.22 cm long and 12 cm wide with a rounded heel as expedition leaders described. The discovery was reported to the Nepalese Foreign Ministry.
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Nepal
Mle Neely
Edward Cronin
Howard Emery
Jonin
Dy Emery
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Foreign Ministry
Bombing raids in North Vietnam and Saigon area clashes
Reports say US bomber formations and fighter wings continue strikes across North Vietnam’s southern approaches while ground fighting persists in South Vietnam. Sources note potential air reconnaissance and anti aircraft activity near the Ho Chi Minh trail area and attacks near Fire Base 4 as government and Vietcong forces clash near Kontum and Phnom Penh, amid broader Allied air campaign impacts on Hanoi and port areas at Haiphong.
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AAP - Reuters
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Kissinger arrives to push Vietnam ceasefire talks in Paris
Presidential envoy Henry Kissinger lands in Paris to resume Vietnam ceasefire negotiations with war feared if talks fail. He seeks quick accord or continuation of conflict as North and South Vietnam debate terms including an international peacekeeping force and a possible national council versus administrative structure.
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de Henry Kissinger
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Alia Hanoi
Dacca party leader criticises violence in Bangladesh
Professor Muzaffar Ahmed of the National Awami Opposition Party condemned recent political violence and urged a code of conduct for the general election campaign. He cited a fire at his party HQ by pro-Government Bangladesh Students League supporters, saying democracy is in danger.
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AAP Reuter
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National Awami
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Mujibur Ruhanan
Awami League
Australian boycott threats amid US deliveries dispute
A group of senior Australian representatives warns of intensified harassment against United States interests and vows to disrupt shipments. Reports say several ships carrying Australian goods face delays as Australian unions retaliate against American shipping.
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Boston
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Florida
Associated Press
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Taenmas
Sunken sub for sale in Hong Kong for about 25 million
A scrap metal dealer advertises a sunken Japanese submarine for sale in Hong Kong for about 25 million. The sub lies 24 fathoms deep in international waters and must be raised by the buyer. Ron Reardon, agent for a Hebrides-based company, says initial interest is strong but the buyer would need to finance salvage and transport. The plan includes potentially refloating for a museum or selling as scrap, with valuables like the vessel’s log and its ceremonial sword noted.
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