Survive Two Months After Andes Plane Crash
Uruguayans recount rescue after 14 others were found alive days after a Montevideo rugby team's plane crashed in the Andes. Two survivors trekked ten days to signal rescuers, while 21 remained unaccounted for and a cattle herder helped locate the wreck in heavy snow near San Fernando, about 110 miles south of Santiago.
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Chile
San Fernando
Santiago
Andes Mountains
Canossa
Parrada
Wight
Civilization
Morehan
Uru- Buayan
Raherl
Ganessa Urta
Fernando Parrado Dalgay
Redilo
Andes
Argentina
Ol Christians
Montevideo
Uruguay
Sergio Catalan
Jim
Dealey ransom case dominates Dallas kidnapping drama
The Dallas Morning News reports a $250,000 ransom recovered after the Dealey family kidnapping. A rival journalist liaison helped track the case. police and family friends coordinated a midnight drop, with planned telephone steps to ensure anonymity. The victim endured a masked, restrained abduction and was left on a dead end road after payments.
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Cassien
Dallas
Joe M
Dealey
Jong
Woodrow Holmes Ransonette
Garland
FBI
Fife
Whlet
Sheye
Dallas Morning News
Ieee Pees Melcy Oy
Herald
Mes
Dallas County
Clarence Jones
Dealey, Jr
Sunniyvale
Iowa House Committee Assignments Released
Iowa Speaker-designate Andrew Varsey announced three committee assignments for each of the 100 members among 14 House panels, including a unified Education panel and a transportation committee. Several panels were dropped or merged, Republicans holding about 56 percent of seats with Democrats at 44 percent. chairmen and rankings reflect party lines across Agriculture Appropriations Receiver and other sections.
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Des Moines
ICPA
Andrew Varsey
Iowa House
Senate
House
Eiher
Varley
Eastern Tawa
Agriculture
Wendell Pellett
Miantio
Joan
Charles Strothimat
Neiw London
Maurice Hennessey
Ryan
Emit Musak
Toledo
Hanes Jordan
Marion
Charles Grassley
New Hartford
Joan Lipsky
Cedar Rapids
Harold Wischer
Wolfsburg
Donell Avenson
Ochveiny
Foxeph Chirk
Dubuque
Gregory Cusack
Davenport
Keith Dunton
Thornburg
William = Griffee
Wally Moen
Cedar
Entil Musik
Richard Norpel
Bellevue
Joseph Timas
Marlon
Arthur Small
Towa City
Russell Wycksoff
Wintatt
Citles
Tawny
John Clark
Keokuk
William Ferguson
Gldden
John Mendenhall
New Albia
Senior Tofle
Decorah
Prye
Cal
Chickle Que Report Surfaces Odd Claim About Wily
A cryptic note from Todays Chickle Que hints that his wily is truly hep. The fragmentary report includes a line from Hi e cheek book saying Write onl and appears as a playful, nonsensical item with no clear context or outcome.
Peril Period For Truman Reported By Doctors
Kansas City AP report says President Truman faced a dangerous cardiac period tied to blood pressure drop and a fluttering pulse. Physicians noted the perilous phase had ended but he remained in serious condition. Canberra and Peking recognition highlight regional actions as Australia and New Zealand form new Labor governments.
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Kansas City
Truman
Peking Canberra
Australia
New Zealand
China
Most Linn Communities Lack Acceptable Waste Plans
State records show five of seventeen incorporated Linn county communities have not submitted disposal plans by the 1975 deadline and only sixteen plans appear acceptable to the state health department. The plans vary in detail, with Marion and Palo having contracts for county sanitary landfill, while Cedar Rapids and Fairfax present incomplete proposals. Clemons, director of the sanitation division, questions whether contracts with the health department count as adequate plans and notes three main information categories required in the plan.
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Linn County
Suite Health Department
State Reality Department
Gr Marion Onl Palo
Jack W. Clemons
General Sanitation
State Health Department
Cedar Rapids
Fairfax Cand
Mawatha
Centhe
Sn Wueperer
Clemens
Marion
Palo
Iil
Atre
Health Department
Four Aircraft and 16 Flyers Added to Toll
AP dispatch reports heavy U S losses in new strikes over Hanoi and Haiphong. Two more B 12 bombers and two fighter bombers were reported lost with 16 crewmen missing, raising the toll since Monday’s large assault to eight bombers, four fighters, and 43 airmen. New Delhi says Indian officials view the bombings as gravely concerning, while North Vietnam accuses a British merchant ship of being damaged.
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Saicon
U.S
Hanoiland Haiphong
New Delhi
Surendra Pal Singh
Indiana
Tani
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Pentagon
China
Malphong Harbor
Peking
News Blackout Stepped Up in Vietnam War
BAIGON AP The U S Air Force tightened information control on air attacks over North Vietnam. A spokesman Maj Jore K Marbus said the blackout hides exact numbers of airmen shot down or missing and will cover B 52s and fighter bombers. The move extends a partial blackout begun last week and blocks details on missions, aircraft types, locations, and bombing results. Rescue reports will still be issued, but casualty figures remain restricted.
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Baigon
Wriday
North Vietnam
Jore K. Marbus
Daily News
Core
Forbus
Angels
Torbus
United States
Thieu Seen Sidetracking Exit Demand
A Saigon controlled paper claims President Thieu may delay his call for North Vietnamese withdrawal unless Hanoi recognizes South Vietnam as a separate state. North Vietnam insists on reunification and rejects such recognition though a peace accord may follow if two separate states are accepted. Tin Sang notes four Indochina states complicate talks, U S backing preserves two Vietnams.
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Saigon
Thien
Cald
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Nguyen Glap
North Vietnam
Ybera- Lou
South
North
Hanoi Radio
Glap
Fr Thien
Tin Sang
Nto
Thieu
Tin Song
Indo- China
Laos
Gambodia
United States
South Vietna
Consumer Prices Up 0.3 Percent for November
The Labor Department reports a 0.3 percent November rise in the consumer price index, with the annual rate near 2 percent. Food and clothing costs drove the increase, while other commodities and residential gas rose modestly. Normal seasonal adjustments show the underlying trend aligned with prior months, reflecting inflation pressures in late 1978.
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Washington
Nixon
Pentagon rejects Hanoi prison camp bombing claim
A Pentagon spokesman called the North Vietnamese report that U S bombs hit the Hanoi Hilton incorrect, stressing no known POWs were targeted and refusing to disclose whether the location of POW camps is known. The dispatch lists additional U S airmen captured during raids and notes heavy defenses around Haiphong, with U S bombers facing extreme threats as operations continue.
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Washington
APY
Pentagon
U.S
Hanoi
Jerry Friedheim
Friedheim
Defense Department
Radio Hanoi
Hanoi Hilton
Joan Baez
Sti¢dheim
United States
Milchheim
Iite
North Vietnam
U.S. Alemen
John Marry Yulll
David Tan Brommond
Louis Henry Dernmseant
William Thomas Mayall
Treutenant
Louis Edwards LeBlaie
Richart Edgar Johnson
Vink
Michael Robert Martini
Guam
Halphong
Carl Thomson Wielutd
America
Dee
Yaiphong
Kenneth Mi Higdon
Enterprise
Haiphong
Gordon Nass Nakagawa
Paul Louis Granger
Ulapao
Thailand
Ha Bac
Lynn Alelioed Bens
Monal
Mercer Getonex
Guan
Vinh. 'N
Roy Madden
Vinh
William Arvuri
U. S
Gaid
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