Flynt offers Onassis $1 million for Tonight Show appearance
Daily review notes Larry Flynt offers Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis $1 million to appear with him on NBCs Tonight Show in exchange for a television interview. Onassis reportedly replied she has no plans for TV appearances. The August Hustler feature included nude photos shot years earlier from a boat near Skorpios. Godfrey Cambridge agrees to move a disputed fence section in Ridgefield Connecticut after a survey showed the fence intruded on town right of way.
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Few take early drop-out test in California
State officials report under 2 percent of eligible 16 and 17 year olds took the first in the nation proficiency test allowing early high school departure. Fewer than 13,000 of about 670,000 eligible students participated. results due in four to six weeks. The next test is March 27.
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Tomorrow's Dick D Oliva a Hidden Warriors Key Player
Sports writer Jay Clapper highlights Dick D Oliva as a vital but unsung contributor to the Golden State Warriors. The piece appears in a porta. The Christmas Day editorial page offers readings from Dickens Clement Clarke Moore and the Bible with the famous Yes Virginia letter.
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Detroit Auto Makers End 1975 With Low Output
Detroit based auto plants closed 1975 in a year described as the second-worst for production since 1961 with Automotive News estimating total output at 6,725,682. The industry, hit by recession and price rises, saw plant shutdowns through year end under UAW contracts, with a holiday shutdown through Christmas and New Year.
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Argentine arsenal attack leaves 85 rebels dead
In Argentina an assault on Viejobueno arsenal near Buenos Aires ends in a four hour battle. An official report lists eight soldiers and two police killed, while military sources say about 85 guerrillas died. The raid followed a failed coup by air force officers and involved police and navy units hunting remaining guerrilla forces.
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Turnabout in Sedalia Sparks Police Parking Incident
Sedalia police officer John Fillecetti ticketed by a fellow officer for illegal parking, paid a 52 bond, then arrested the same officer Findley hours later for driving a patrol car without headlights. The move followed chief William Miller's firing amid drug abuse concerns, with interim chief Gary Dey calling it an unusual situation.
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McGovern plans Hanoi visit in early January
Senator George McGovern announced a New Year trip to Hanoi and possibly Saigon to gauge Vietnamese interest in resuming relations with the United States. He will depart January 1 and return January 20, joined by Eleanor McGovern and aides, with stops in Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh. He travels as chairman of a Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Near Eastern and South Asian affairs.
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Kissinger warns Cuba Russia to exit Angola
Secretary of State Kissinger urged Soviet and Cuban forces to leave Angola or face heightened U S resistance and possible detente strain. He warned against Soviet military expansion and said the United States would not tolerate it while noting Cuba's troop presence and outside support in the civil war. He linked Angola to broader U S Soviet relations and warned detente could falter if the issue persists. He also said normalization with Cuba hinges on all Cuban forces withdrawing, and he favored an African solution with the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola retaining its status if allied locally.
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Ford enters first primary in New Hampshire race
CONCORD New Hampshire President Ford officially entered the 1976 New Hampshire presidential primary the first in a string of GOP battles with Ronald Reagan. Rep James Cleveland NH filed nominating petitions with about 1200 signatures slighty above the 1000 required. Reagan entered the same contest on Feb 24 as filing period began.
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Ann Landers Special Message for Christmas Day Readers
Ann Landers, famed adviser to thousands seeking counsel and hope, delivers a special Christmas Day message to readers in Women’s World, sharing guidance and encouragement for the holiday season.
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