Rickenbacker in Serious Condition After Stroke in Miami
World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker remains in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after a stroke suffered October 11. The former Eastern Air Lines chairman had arrived from New York to celebrate his birthday and is being treated for the stroke while spending time between New York and Miami.
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Poisonous mistletoe berries warning issued in San Francisco
San Francisco health officials warn that mistletoe berries are poisonous if eaten. Acting Health Director Lorraine Smoakler cites telephone tips about a tranquilizing tea recipe printed in a local throwaway newspaper and warns of possible cardiovascular collapse or gastrointestinal symptoms from ingestion.
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San Quentin inmate found hanged in ward
San Quentin prison reports inmate Donald Bailey aged 30 hanged himself in the psychiatric ward where he received treatment. Bailey, a burglary convict from Oklahoma, was serving five years and had been returned to San Quentin five days earlier from another facility.
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Safeguard for small planes set in Bay Area
In San Francisco a new air traffic control system, the Terminal Control Area, began today covering 25 miles around San Francisco International Airport. The FAA said it brings small private and business aircraft under positive control with radar and beacon guidance to separate them from larger commercial and military jets. San Francisco is the sixth U.S. airport to implement the TCA system. Pilots must contact Approach Central at Oakland for clearance to enter the system.
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Bombings Hit Cuban Firms in New York and Miami
Early today two Cuban owned firms in New York City were bombed within minutes of each other, with one blast at the Va Cuba package forwarding firm and another at Clean Forwarding Packing Agency on Manhattan's upper West Side. A third blast struck the Calypso Travel Agency in Queens. In Miami, a separate explosion caused extensive damage but no injuries were reported. The Cuban owned firms house various businesses including immigration offices nearby.
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Kennedy vows unwavering US Israel support at Chanukah banquet
Senator Edward Kennedy told over 1,100 attendees at a Jewish National Fund Chanukah banquet in San Francisco that the Soviet Union and Arab nations must learn the United States commitment to Israel is non negotiable. He urged continued military aid to ensure Israel's defense and freedom.
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Tanaka’s LDP Wins Big in Japan Election
Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka led the Liberal Democratic Party to victory as the Communist party posted its strongest showing yet. With six lower-house seats undecided, LDP-backed candidates held 289 seats for a 23 seat majority and a pledge to continue close U.S. cooperation.
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The Daily Review Publication Blurred Header Info
The text shows a damaged newspaper masthead with misread names and office details. It mentions The Daily Review and Fremont office data, postal and circulation notes, and a partial address line. No clear event or person beyond the publication context is readable.
Viet Cong battle near Saigon after border probe
Tip leads to a bitter battle nine miles south of Tay Ninh near Saigon as South Vietnamese militiamen clash with Communist forces moving from Cambodia. Officials report 87 killed and 1,170 tons of explosives tied to heavy B52 raids near Saigon while Typhoon Therese disrupts central coast bases. The fighting, intelligence from a defector, and air support describe a tense period with numerous casualties and damaged U.S. bases amid the war.
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Binh Dinh
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Teen babysitters deserve fair pay and respect
A reader argues that teenagers babysitting deserve higher wages, noting past pay rates for other teen jobs and asserting babysitting is as responsible as work like ice cream scooping and surveys. The writer, a junior in high school, states a personal rate of 1.50 per hour per child plus 0.38 for each additional child, urging recognition of teenage babysitters as professionals.
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Ellen Peck
Kissinger and Tho Meet in Veiled Vietnam Talks
Paris AP reports Henry Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Duc Tho met for the 13th time in three weeks at an American villa in Neuilly. They recessed Sunday as both sides studied cease fire terms, with Kissinger's aide Haig briefing Nixon in Washington.
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Troop departures mount as Vietnam pullout proceeds
Saigon reports 8000 U.S. servicemen withdrawn last week. Total U.S. forces in Vietnam drop to 25,260, the lowest since late 1960s buildup. Allied withdrawals shrink regional presence as Korea, Australia, and New Zealand scale back, with minor remaining contingents across several nations.
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