South Boston High Complex Ordered Shut
South Boston High remains closed after police warning and a New Year weekend meeting. Officials cite potential violence as students and others clash near the campus, with District Judge Garrity urged to make the shutdown permanent. Community tension and safety concerns drive the decision.
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Justice Douglas Still In Serious Condition
Justice Douglas, 76, remained in serious condition after a stroke while on vacation in the Bahamas. He is alert and resting in intensive care at Walter Reed Army Hospital, with doctors monitoring his vital signs and state of health as the Court spokesman called him stable. Douglas, appointed by FDR in 1939, has served longer than any justice and is known for his strong defense of civil liberties.
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Estate Seized By Indians In Wisconsin
GRESILAM Wisconsin AP Indians seized the Tiereos ute estate amid a Roman Catholic order seeking care taker and five others. Hostages held for about ten hours. Officials say the estate was abandoned and needed for housing near Green Bay. Caretaker Plonka and three family members affected. Army and tribal representatives planned negotiations for release.
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Nixon aides found guilty in Watergate conspiracy trial
A federal jury convicted former White House aides Ehrlichman Mitchell and Haberman of conspiracy and obstruction in the Watergate cover up. John Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, and Robert Mardian were found guilty of charges. Parkinson was acquitted of conspiracy. Sentencing date not set by Judge Sirica.
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IRA Extends Cease-Fire 14 Days
A newspaper summary reports that the IRA proposes a fourteen day extension of its cease-fire in Northern Ireland. Provisional and other republican sources discuss timing for a broader peace effort around the New Year, with political leaders and religious figures weighing in on the truce, prisoner releases, and potential actions by the British army. The article notes casualties in the first year of the conflict and lists political figures commenting on the prospects for lasting peace.
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Deliberations Erased Doubts Juror Says
A juror on the Watergate trial describes jurors voting in deliberations and the influence of taped evidence. He notes reservations among jurors and mentions plans to acquit, the impact of Nixon tapes, and concerns over pardons in a cautious, anonymous account. The panel tried to seal jurors from the proceedings but heard verbal exchanges around a central oak table.
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Ford Facing Decisions on Return East
President Ford returns to Washington from a skiing vacation amid major economic and energy policy decisions. On New Year’s Day he signed a privacy bill protecting individuals’ records, named James Lynn to replace Ray Ash as OMB director, and proposed travel and energy research funding while preparing for Air Force One departure.
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200 Hurt in Train Crash Near Bronx Gardens
A collision near the Bronx Botanical Gardens involving 1,800 passengers left at least 200 injured, with 12 seriously hurt. The crash caused massive delays to Harlem and New Haven Line trains, and Grand Central was holding outbound trains indefinitely. A spokesman cited a maintenance crew incident on the tracks as the crash cause.
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Big Gain by Stock Market In Early Trading
New York stocks rose sharply amid cautious optimism as traders awaited key economic signals. The Dow Jones Industrial Average advanced about 12.84 points, lifting the index toward the 1,800 level as gains spread across multiple blue chips.
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Chuckle Archive Note on Vist Ward Surgery Display
A quirky local item notes a hospital finery and a playful query about a patient’s case. It highlights the venue name and a playful misprint suggesting a four tea solution as part of a lighthearted page item.
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