Thieu Not Under U S Pressures Declares
Vice President Agnew stated in Guam that Washington will not press South Vietnam leader Nguyen Van Thieu to widen his government’s political base. He voiced support for Thieu’s own security priorities and Asia doctrine while stressing U S policy aligns with Thieu’s decisions. McCain reported optimism on South Vietnam’s ability to bear more combat burden.
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Air and Artillery Pound North Viet Urging Saigon Battle
Air power and artillery blasted North Vietnamese forces northeast of Saigon near Song Be as U S forces reported 46 enemy dead with no U S casualties. Saturday’s action left 79 NVA dead and a jungle base destroyed near Cambodia. A night rocket and grenade attack wounded seven Americans in the Hobo Woods 24 miles northwest of Saigon.
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Proposed Strike Over Mine Enactment Fails
The Associated Press reports a hoped national miners strike by nearly 200000 coal workers did not occur in West Virginia as miners began midnight shifts. No pickets appeared at mine entrances amid ongoing unrest after President Nixon balked at signing the federal mine health and safety bill.
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State Forecast Promises Rain and 80s Heat
Rain is forecast with highs in the 80s. More weather details appear on Page 2. The rest of the clipped items cover varied topics from fashion to politics, health, and local notices, all presented in brief teaser form.
Economy forecast: no 1970 recession but slower growth
The National Industrial Conference Board stated on Sunday that there will be no recession in 1970, though the national economy is expected to slow down significantly. The report highlights a decelerating pace rather than a contraction.
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Bomb explodes outside Dublin detective bureau amid security orders
A bomb exploded Sunday outside Dublin's central detective bureau. Authorities ordered massive security measures across Ireland to guard against terrorist attacks blamed on Protestant extremists.
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Comedian Rob Hope wraps Vietnam Christmas tour
In Morale Long Binh Vietnam Rob Hope declared troop morale higher than in his five prior visits noting improved spirits as the Christmas tour ended Sunday.
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Rescue Efforts Underway for 20 Crewmen Lost at Sea
In Honolulu a Navy spokesman reported hopes dimmed for 20 crewmen who abandoned the Vietnam bound munitions ship Badger State after an explosion tore a hole in its side. Weather in the mid Pacific improved, aiding search, but rough seas and cold water hinder rescue chances.
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Inside Today Amusements We Sporta 9 WIR Bridge
A compact page features listings for amusements, crosswords, entertainment notes, a Kalitorials column, and a Want Ad section with brief notices. Obituary appears at the end, signaling a local death notice in this edition.
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Graham Aides Aid Dr Buff In Departure
HOLLYWOOD Florida A Charleston physician claims he was expelled from a Billy Graham press conference by “high-paid protectors” and “high-powered thugs” at a rock festival. Dr I E Buff sought the evangelist’s help to urge President Nixon to sign a coal mine safety bill passed by Congress. He sent telegrams from Charleston and said Graham’s press secretary advised him to desist from national politics.
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Vermont Declares Disaster After Record Snowfall
Gov. Deane Davis of Vermont declared a disaster area as a historic storm dumped up to 48 inches of snow in East Wallingford and 44 inches in Waitsfield. Roads were hazardous, power and telephone failures occurred, and the National Guard aided stranded motorists while drifts on the McCullough Turnpike reached 20 to 30 feet.
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Abominable Snowman Looms Near Capitol in Rustic Photo Scene
A six foot tall snowman sits four blocks from the Capitol in a log cabin setting on Kanawhit Boulevard, photographed by Lawrence Pierce. Weathermen predict milder temps and rain today and Tuesday, muting the winter display.
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Israeli Jets Bomb and Strafe Jordan and Egypt
Israeli jets raided a Jordanian radar station near Amman after day light strikes on Jordan and Egypt. Egyptian naval commandos reportedly hit Israeli positions near the Suez Canal while Israeli claims of no damage or losses stood. Five French built missile gunboats were to arrive in Israel after a French embargo caused claim and confusion over sale to a Norwegian firm.
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Teen Slavs Man Shot Dead in McDowell Gunfight
McDowell state police report a fatal shooting following a confrontation after Wanda Jones visited the home of Will Constanes. Constanes was killed by a blast from a sawed-off shotgun concealed on the attacker, with a later arm wound to Jones from a .38 caliber pistol. Investigation ongoing. no charges filed yet.
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