U S Loss 9 Aircraft in Five Days In Vietnam War
In five days the United States recorded nine aircraft losses amid heavy raids on North Vietnam. B25 bombers struck supply concentrations near Vinh and Dong Hoi while Corsair pilots faced perilous landings aboard the Saratoga. Aerial and ground actions yielded multiple crews rescued, casualties, and reports of rice bags bearing Chinese markings recovered offshore. Manila report notes President Mareus pledges business protections under a New Society program.
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Field Problems Hit Midwest Harvest Delays Across States
Reports from Indiana Minnesota Nebraska and Illinois show farmers delaying soybeans and corn harvests due to weeks of rain snow and scarce sunshine. Langdon of Richt Valley Cooperative in Wabash Indiana processed far fewer bushels this year than last. Disaster declarations and emergency loan applications rise as harvest stalls threaten income for farmers and related businesses.
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India bans U S military airlift amid strained ties
New Delhi officials say India has halted U S military airlift flights, ending regular C 141 landings in the capital that carried personnel and diplomatic pouches. The move follows a souring of Indo U S relations after U S support in the previous war.
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Nixon Flies to New York Amid Cabinet Shuffle Talk
President Nixon met with George Ramey and John Volpe in Washington to discuss cabinet reshuffling plans and then flew to New York with his wife and family for Christmas shopping. He met separately with housing secretary Romney who plans to leave soon and transportation secretary Volpe who may stay with a new role. Attorney General Richard Kleindienst remains to finish talks before the next session.
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Nazario Aguilera's Flight Rescue Then Tragedy Strikes
Nazirla Aguilera, rescued from blindness, had his hopes dashed as a crash killed Navarro's brother Hustadio, during a mission to join his mother in San Diego. Pilot Richard Kelly and two companions undertook a 1,000 mile journey to bring updates and support, facing dangerous terrain and weather.
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Guerilla Claims Munich Massacre Was Double Cross
Beirout based guerrillas blamed West German authorities for a double cross after the Munich Olympic killings. Ibrahim Badran Abdel Kader Denawi and Mohammed Samer Abdulla said the plan aimed to pressure for Palestinian prisoner releases and flag-raising, not to harm hostages. They accused Hans Dietrich Genscher of guaranteeing safe conduct that was betrayed by Moshe Dayan.
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Gallup Reports Death Penalty Support High in Poll
A Gallup survey shows 68 percent of American adults favor capital punishment for convicted murderers. The poll, conducted in late week, marks the highest level in years and reflects views across demographics with strong support for the death penalty.
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Plane hijack attempt stalls at Frankfurt airport
A man with two revolvers seized an Air Canada stewardess aboard a plane at Frankfurt airport, demanding release of a Czechoslovak jailed for air piracy in Bavaria. He released six crew members, kept one stewardess captive to press his demand, and police surrounded the aircraft as they sought clarification.
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More U S Rice For Cambodians Agreement Signed
Phnom Penh US aid extends rice shipment to Cambodia with 49 600 tons valued over 9 million dollars. Geneva talks on strategic arms limit underway with 85 minute second meeting.
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