Unusual Dog Stays With Cattle as Alaska Plane Tragedy Unfolds
Reports detail a stray brown white dog living with cattle five miles west of Savonburg for nine years, avoiding humans and subsisting on rabbits and cattle feed. The piece also notes an Alaska airliner crash killing 39, affecting families in southeast Kansas, plus remarks from Dr. Robert Coppersmith on hog byproducts and a Chanute burial ground maintained by Ash Grove Cement Co.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Kansas
Kentucky
Reeves
Greencastle
Ind
New Chicago
Chanute
Ash Grove Cement Co
C. F. Jackson
Ada Reeves Richardson
Kansas City
John W. Reeves
Cedar Lodge 103
Af&am
Lodge 103
Memorial service honors Pearl Harbor dead at Arizona Memorial
Memorial service commemorates the 27th anniversary of Pearl Harbor with officials from the National Conference of Legislative Leaders attending. John L. O'Brien presents a commemorative plaque to Rear Adm. Fred E. Bakutis as wreaths are laid above the sunken battleship.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
America
Uss Arizona
National Conference of State
White Memorial
White Monument
Secretary of the Navy
Paul R. Ignatius
John L. O’brien
Washington State House of Representatives
Phillip Salmon
Muskogee
Okla
J.C
Pat Whittleton
Wedgefield
S.C
O’brien
Stewart Lamprey
Lamprey
New Hampshire State Senate
Girl Injured In Accident Near Altoona
Brenda Fisher, 17, of Neodesha, was admitted to Wilson County Hospital after a single car crash on US 75 south of Altoona. She has a back injury and was reported in good condition later. The car, a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Lawrence Koenig, 17, also of Neodesha, ran off the road into a ditch.
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Brenda Fisher
S. Santa Fe
Wilson County
Neodesha
Altoona
Highway Patrol
Lawrence Koenig
Progress at Paris peace talks private sessions hint toward Vietnam settlement
Report notes public stalemate but private talks show more flexibility as diplomats push for common ground. Disagreement over troop withdrawals and the shape of a settlement persists with North Vietnam and the NLF demanding broader changes while the allied side seeks a Saigon led political solution.
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Paris
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Americans
Saigon
Hanoi
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
U.S
North Vietnam
NLF
South
Nixon weighs TV radio cabinet reveal next week
President elect Nixon may announce his cabinet in a national TV radio appearance next week. Officials say no final format is set and timing depends on assembling the full cabinet, with Henry Jackson stepping aside from potential secretary role.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Republican Governors Association
United States
Vietnam
New York
Robert Finch
California
Foe Still Active In Buffer Zone
The U S Command reports at least 461 signs of enemy activity in the DMZ since the bombing halt on Nov 1 with 128 incidents severe enough for retaliatory fire and 36 labeled significant. Amb Harri man said negotiations rely on restraint in DMZ actions. Radio Hanoi accused U S raids, killing 30 plus in North Vietnam.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
United States
North Vietnam
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Paris
Johnson
Radio
Hanoi
Commission For Investigation
Vinh Linh
Dmz
Flu Outbreak Boosts Absences in Schools and Jobs Nationwide
The Associated Press reports rising absences from work and school due to Hong Kong flu with some firms showing 20 to 33 percent higher absenteeism. Colorado and Seattle cite sharp rates while Washington DC and Philadelphia detect flu like symptoms and widespread case counts in teens and young adults.
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Associated Press
New York City
Commerce and Industry Association
National
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Puerto Rico
Colorado
State Health Department
Denver
Health Department
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Seattle
Wash
District of Columbia Health Department
Washington
Philadelphia
City Health Department
Arizona Health Department
Hong Kong
Louisiana
Virginia
California
Ohio
Iowa
Minnesota
Georgia
Mississippi
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
An intercepted letter claims support for a policy titled Asia for the Asians in relation to influenza. The brief letter is unsigned and contains a personal closing.
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John N. Schleicher
Westview Addition
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Montgomery, Ala
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National Chamber of Commerce
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Blount Brothers Corp
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Londerholm
Alex Hotchkiss
Lyndon
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Warner & Tabmel Transportation Co
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