Five Aircraft Lost Over Laos Viet Nam War Losses
Saigon reports five aircraft lost over Laos and Vietnam in a single strike. A U S Phantom went down due unknown causes. two crewmen listed missing. Seven U S planes lost since Dec 10 with 15 missing and six rescued. Ground action near Saigon wounded and killed, evac choppers damaged. Paraphrased military briefing notes indicate ongoing air campaign against the Ho Chi Minh trail network.
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Saigon
Tursday
Kes
Latos
Porthurst
Rammand
U.S
Laos
James Tenement
Ho Chi ‘Minh
More Bombing Not Ruled Out
Washington reports the Pentagon says American aircraft failed to hit planned targets in a five day bombing campaign against North Vietnam. Weather hindered some missions but 35 to 40 targets were hit. officials did not rule out further bombing.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Agein
North Vietnam
Defense Department
Derry Friedheinz
Weledhaim
FDA announces three year program to evaluate drugs
The FDA plans a three year program to evaluate safety and effectiveness of thousands of prescription and over the counter drugs. Panels will set standards for active ingredients dosing and labeling across at least twenty basic classes and require reformulation or removal if standards are not met. First panel on antacids to start by March with standards by July.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
National Academy of Sciences
FDA
Edwards
Food, Drug and Cosmetic
Blacks Indicted in Peonage of Florida Labor Camp
Two Black Floridians and two Florida residents face federal charges for holding at least nine white peach pickers in peonage and involuntary servitude near Spartanburg South Carolina in 1971. The indictment outlines assault, forced labor, extortion through debts, and transport of workers from Atlanta to Spartanburg. Penalties include up to five years’ imprisonment and fines, plus conspiracy counts.
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Washington
Saul Catalina
Atly
John Mitetal
Alphonsa Campbell
Wimauma
Fla
James Harris
Florida
Wile
Spartanburg
D.C
U. S
Alania
Beater
Feelothes
Request for Air Time On Nixon Response CBS
The Democratic National Committee requested free air time on CBS to answer President Nixon's Sunday night appearance with Dan Rather. NBC faced a parallel request to respond to the NEC program A Day in the Presidency, set for December 21.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Nixon
CBS
Dan Rather
National ‘Broadcasting) Company
Alrad
Josep Callfrno
Culliano
NBC
Egyptian Visit To Red China
Cairo reports that Riad will visit Communist China for five days beginning January first. The trip, confirmed by a ministry spokesman, aims to strengthen ties between Egypt and China and discuss regional issues.
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Red
China
Cairo
APY — Karelyn
Malnitaid Riad
Communist
Tepekesyiian
McGovern files for New Hampshire race gains momentum
Royator George McGovern launches uphill New Hampshire presidential bid by vowing to give front-runner Edmund Muskie a real fight. He presents petitions with 2,000 names and five new $100 bills to Secretary of State Robert Stark, assuring him of a split in the primary.
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Concord
WN. HO
Royator
George
McGoverny
New Hampshire
Edmund Muskie
South Dakotan
Robert Stark
One Week Tree Pickup Guiding City Waste Plan
A citywide tree disposal effort faces delays as a chipping machine causes allergic reactions among workers and plans to haul branches to the landfill are under review. Parks and sanitation trucks run routes on a one week pickup schedule while officials seek a safe method, including possible burial options, to handle uprooted trees. County health officials investigate regarding the disposal changes amid a special task force coordinating with the parks and street department.
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Rennis
Parks Department
Peen
Lormmoan
Sanitation Department
Delta plane carries radioactive material to eleven cities
A Delta Air Lines Convair carried radioactive Mo lybdenum isotopes from New York to Houston and flights through Atlanta Dayton Columbus Miami West Palm Beach Chicago Louisville Tampa and other hubs over the weekend. Health officials found contamination on luggage and runways but an AEC official said there is no health hazard. Passengers were advised to check with local civil defense or health departments if concerned.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Delta Air Lines
U.S
Heart
Atomic Energy Commission
Atlanta
AEC
Chester Nayfield
Florida Division of Health
Nayfield
Delta
New York
Houston
Convair
George Shedd
Uelon Carbide
Tuxedo
Hip. 1
Luabs, Inc
Nayfick
Weal
Palm Beach
Florida
Dayton
Columbus
Miami
West Palm Beach
Chicago
Louisville
Allanta
Tampa
Pampa
West Pill Beach
Fighting Cock Kills Referee
In the Philippines a fighting rooster fatally slashed referee Severino Redutla and wounded the owner Clemente Saquine during a bout in southern Mindanao province. Redutla died from blood loss en route to hospital.
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Manila
Mnateh
Mindanao
Philippine
Severino Redutla
Redula
Clemente Saquine
Regulla
Congress Tightens Withholding Tax To Hit Paychecks
Washington AP reports that starting January 16 many Americans will see a larger tax bite as withholding tables were raised to better match annual tax liability. The change aims to correct under withholding for married couples and itemized deductions, potentially cutting take home pay by up to 40 dollars monthly for some with $20k to $25k incomes. The IRS issued an Employee's Withholding Exemption Certificate form to adjust withholding to the actual liability, with allowances and deduction figures to guide half-year adjustments.
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Washington
Congress
Artich
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Trasheen
Iin
Oidard
IRS
Action on Aerospace Is Awaited
WARHINGTOR AP The Pay Board nears a decision on the aerospace settlement after negotiations stalled over raises. The board considers rolling back a 12 percent first year raise to around 7 percent or lower, with business members pushing for a binding regulation to cap future raises and a case-by-case rollback approach that could overwhelm reviews.
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Warhingtor
Ay Board
Saiitors
Vhoard
Virgil Uay
Hleekie Go
Day
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio International, Assn
UAW
North American
Rockwell Corp
IAM
United Aircraft Corp
Connecticut
United
Votay's Chuckie Children Laugh At Mother's Jokes
Fragmentary OCR text describes children in company A sensing a hero figure in the living room. They hear their mother Laughing at their father's jokes, reflecting a domestic scene with unclear full context.
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