Pakistan’s President reshapes military after East Pakistan defeat
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto fired navy commander Vice Adm Muzaffar Hasan and 14 officers in two days as Pakistan faces surrender fallout. He retained wage-less rule, called for talks, and urged Security Council action over violence in Bangla Desh. Ban gladesh leaders vow trials for Pakistani soldiers. India plans refugee return.
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Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan
Adm
Muzaffah Hasan
Hafiz Ahmad
Radio Pakistan
India
Bangla
Desh
Lahore
Punjab
Bhutto
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
William P. Rogers
U.S
Washington
Revel
U.N. Security Council
Mukti Bahini
Permanent Security Council
Bangla Desh
Syed Nazrul Islam
Dacca
United News of India
Navy
Rashid Ah‘mad
Rawal Pindi
May Balk
Repat
Maj
Gun
Kashmir
Swat
Agha Mohammed Ayub Khan
Fronteir
East Pakistan
West Bengal
New
Cancer Bill Signed With $1.6B for Three Years
President Nixon signed a bill authorizing 1.6 billion dollars over three years for cancer programs. Thirteen Congress members, including Senate Sponsor Edward M. Kennedy, watched as the National Cancer Institute expanded to oversee diagnosis prevention and treatment. A 23 member advisory group and a White House panel will report, enabling direct presidential control to avoid bureaucratic delays.
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Congress
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
National Cancer Institute
White House
Nixon
Jesus the unique center of Christianity and his intimate claim
Presbyterian scholar J Arthur Gossip and Catholic theologians discuss Jesus as central to Christianity. Christ is described as the soul of Christianity and the human face of God, with his personal relationship to the Father and his use of Amen. The piece notes Jesus' unique identification with God and his intimate, family-like address to God as Abba.
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J. Arthur Gossip
Edward Schillebeechkx
Jesus Christ
Hans Kung
Jesus
Christ
Bernard J Cooke
Albert Camus
Evgeny Yevtushenko
Malcolm Mugegeridge
Pune
United Church
Daniel Day Williams
William Exwest Hocking
God
Donald M. Baillie
Abba
Father
Deddy
Holiday Spirit Across Front Lines and Faithful Observances
The report threads Christmas across conflicts and regions from Vietnam cease fire plans to a Bethlehem security watch. It notes U S forces preparing a turkey dinner in Vietnam while Viet Cong cease fire begins, Bethlehem anticipating pilgrims under Israeli guard, Lagos streets with Santa crunching through heat, and reflections on Jesus temptations and selflessness.
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Indian Subcontinent
Northern Ireland
Middle East
Vietnam
U.S
Bethlehem
Jordan
Jesus
Calabar
Southik
Lagos
Train Derails Near St. Petersburg Injures Dozens
A Seaboard Coast Line passenger train derailed near Pinellas Park on the northwest outskirts of St. Petersburg, injuring at least 16 people. Ambulances and police rushed to the scene as firefighters battled a fire in baggage and rail cars. Authorities said 16 were treated for fractures and cuts, with no serious injuries reported.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
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Seaboard
New York
Pinellas Park
St. Petersburg General Hospital
68Th Street
90Th Avenue North
Hope Visits POWs in Laos Amid Hanoi Visit Question
Bob Hope arrived in Vientiane on his annual Christmas tour for U S troops and spent time with U S officials and prisoners. He discussed a possible visit to Hanoi with NguyEn Van Thanh but gave no details and declined to comment on any approval. The visit echoes a prior bid by Bing Crosby and backers to ransom missing U S servicemen, which did not advance.
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Laos
Bob Hope
U.S
Hanoi
Nguyen van Thanh
Hope
Mope
Bing Crosby
John C. Fairfax
San Francisco
Pla
Bangkok
O18
Southeast Asia
G. McMurtrie| Godley
Richard Rand
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