Nixon hosts Vietnam advisers at Florida strategy session
President Nixon meets with Henry Kissinger and General Haig in Key Biscayne to discuss Vietnam. Haig returns from Southeast Asia with Thieu's reply amid reported ultimatums and U.S. aid threats, while Ziegler cites no comments on rumors and confirms ongoing peace efforts.
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Christmas neurosis linked to stress and violence say experts
Dr. J M Stubblebine of the California Department of Mental Hygiene warns the Christmas season heightens emotional stress and violence. He cites loneliness and increased drinking as factors and recalls a case where a father harmed the tree during decorating, triggering a family breakdown.
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Cronemeyer Dead After Pedestrian Car Crash in Chanute
Theodore Harry Crone myer 83 died 1 30 a m at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a pedestrian automobile crash at 11 30 a m Thursday at Main and Lincoln Chanute police say no charges will be filed against the driver Crone myer who lived in Chanute two years had worked in accounting insurance and income tax Born May 21 1889 in Tanگونoxie he married Annette Zook May 18 1914 in Lawrence Survivors include widow two daughters Helen Waynesville Mo and a son Donald Yorktown Heights N Y six grandchildren and a brother and sister Funeral Saturday 3 p m at First Christian Church Burial Memorial Park Cemetery Gib son Koch Chapel in charge
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Annette Zook
Lawrence
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Waynesville
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Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Cora Cronemeyer
Washington, D.C
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Bert Sutton
Memorial Park Cemetery
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Juce President Trusts State Master Plan For Colleges
Neosho County Community Junior College President Dr J C Sanders supports the Kansas Master Planning Commission report. He says multicampus consolidation with Allen County and Fort Scott would expand opportunities, reduce program duplication, and keep campus identities. The plan aims to emphasize vocational training and future education needs while moving toward comprehensive community colleges. Sanders notes funding changes and that state support for junior colleges is much lower than for state universities.
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Outdoor Classrooms Sought Near Chanute for Student Learning
Chanute area land is sought for outdoor classrooms for School District 413. Neosho County Soil Conservation District official Henry Lockett invites land gifts or loans, from 1 to 160 acres, ideally with water, trees and a pond. The aim is to create a small school corner and a larger developing site for regular student visits and multidisciplinary learning about nature and resource use. The Soil Conservation Service will assist with planting stock and technical support.
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Area Forecast Mixed Clouds and Cooler Weekend
Partly cloudy tonight with lows 30 to 35 and winds 10 to 20 mph. Saturday brings variable cloudiness and a cooler high 40s to 50 with a 5 to 10 percent precipitation chance.
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Traces Holiday Riddle
A fragmentary line imagines Santa guiding a North Cow to outpace the wise men to the manger in a playful holiday conceit. The excerpt mixes familiar figures with whimsical travel. The tone resembles newsy verse or a satirical note from a periodical.
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Infant Dies In Landfill In Fairfield City
Police seek help after a newborn girl was found dead in a city landfill. Autopsy indicates survival after birth with no feeding and possible death by suffocation or exposure. Workers found the body in a trench during bulldozing. Funeral services were held at Fairview Cemetery with costs covered by the city Ford Funeral Home and the Salvation Army.
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Expert at What Angers France Ends In Tragic Death
A 61 year old Roger s Expert angler collapsed after a 30 minute battle with a 15 pound pike, declaring it the biggest catch of his life before dying in front of his wife and son in ANGERS France. Separate AP report from KANSAS CITY says President Truman’s doctors noted a dangerous cardiac instability early today but ended with his condition still serious. In DALLAS a ransom of 250000 was paid for the release of Joe M Dealey s kidnapped daughter in law Amanda Mayhew Dealey. Washington reports November consumer prices rose 0 3 percent driven by foods clothing and gas raising inflation concerns for 1973.
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Nixon suspends 1973 meat import quotas
President Nixon suspended meat import quotas for 1973 to curb rising supermarket prices. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz announced the move and cautioned that consumers should not expect an immediate price drop, though the action aims to halt the current rise and stabilize prices.
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U.S. Air Losses Mount in Vietnam Bombing War
Saigon reported heavy American air assaults on Hanoi and Haiphong with no signs of a paused offensive. U.S. Command said two B52 bombers and two fighter-bombers were shot down, with 16 crewmen missing, bringing total losses since Monday to eight B52s, four fighter bombers, and 43 airmen.
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Pentagon accuses Hanoi of violating Geneva conventions
The Pentagon says North Vietnam violated the Geneva conventions by locating a bomb damaged POW camp near likely U.S. raid targets. Radio Hanoi reported injuries among camp residents nicknamed Hanoi Hilton, unclear if any were American prisoners.
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Christmas Truce Reported by IRA in Belfast
IRA guerrillas reportedly suspend operations from midnight tonight to midnight Christmas though no formal cease-fire is declared. They say they will resume if British Army uses the lull for search and arrest operations amid recent violence that killed nine people in 48 hours.
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Gunmen surrender after aborted Tennessee supermarket raid
Five gunmen who fled a botched Chattanooga robbery with three hostages surrendered early today. One man yielded after the getaway car stopped about 35 miles north of Atlanta. the others surrendered after authorities towed the car to Fulton County jail with hostages still inside.
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