Hopkins Calls Rawlings Case of Terminal Political Leprosy
Richmond AP says State Sen. William B. Hopkins of Roanoke hinted he could seek statewide office if needed but blasted former Del. George Rawlings Jr. as having terminal political leprosy for allegedly undermining him. Hopkins also discussed potential governors races and party strategy ahead of upcoming primaries and conventions.
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Hughes Continued Entourage Seeks Secluded Stay in Britain
Hughes used the Inn at the Park wing with guards sealing it off as he sought privacy for a possible six month stay. An aide said Hughes escaped rubble in Managua five days earlier and then traveled from California to rest in Miami before heading to Newfoundland and Ireland. Officials at Shannon alerted Gatwick security. Special Branch met the jet amid privacy aims. Bankers from NM Rothschild met Hughes at Gatwick. sources say he mulls Britain as a temporary home with privacy and good communications.
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Robbery Attempt Leaves Unclear Loss After Break-In
An unspecified robbery attempt left police unsure of the amount stolen. The incident, described as ongoing since 1964, lacks precise figures on money taken and no motives or suspects are identified in the readable text.
Pearson Dies at 75 in Ottawa Home
Former Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1957 and former UN General Assembly president in 1953, died at his Ottawa home. He had suffered cancer since 1970 and had an eye removed earlier. His condition worsened after a Florida trip, and he was flown home on Christmas Eve.
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Truman Dies in Independence Funeral Returns to Town
The town honors Harry S. Truman with a simple service at the Truman Library. Dignitaries and family attend as flags fly at half staff nationwide for 30 days. A smaller funeral is planned for Jan. 5 in Washington and a public memorial service at the library follows, focusing on his long ties to Independence.
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Israel says Arab guerillas renew cross border raids near Nahal Golan
Moshe Dayan reports heavy Arab and Syrian losses since September while Israeli casualties remain minimal. He cites 200 guerillas and 100 soldiers killed, plus 11 planes, 20 tanks and other hardware. Raids targeted Lebanon and Syria on several dates with plans for further action. Israel also reports handing over three Egyptian POWs for medical treatment at the Suez Canal.
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Disaster Area Emergency Farm Loans Ordered Halted
The Nixon administration ordered the Farmers Home Administration to stop taking emergency loans in disaster areas hit by storms and severe weather. The move aims to curb inflation and adhere to a 250 billion federal spending ceiling, with no new presidential designations expected beyond June 30. Existing applications from Agnes and Rapid City flood areas will be cut off after January 15.
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Many New Postmasters Are Women
Washington AP says almost half of postmasters appointed this year are women. Postmaster General E T Klassen reports 1101 women and 1306 men named since January. He praises women postmasters as dependable managers and notes women total 11901 to 17712 men under the merit system begun in November 1970 to end patronage.
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Doctors Recommend Anacin For Pain Relief
Doctors often note many medicines exist for pain but emphasize Anacin as a widely dispensed nonprescription option. The ad claims Anacin relieves heartache dental pain arthritis and flu symptoms quickly with low stomach upset, urging readers to follow a doctor’s practice and take Anacin.
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