Execution Deaths Shocks Portsmouth Area Inquiet Attemp
A Portsmouth man, 18, was found dead Saturday, trussed and crammed in a closet-sized room of an abandoned ice plant after an anonymous call. Police connected the case to two prior execution-style killings in the area as investigators pursued a metropolitan burglary link.
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Portsmouth
James Newby
Newby
Chesapeake Polic
Frank E. Willey
Chesapeake
Linda Dianne Russ
Crash kills ten as TriStar jet crashes in swamp
The Eastern TriStar jet crashed in a Florida swamp due to unknown causes as daylight revealed a scene of mangled wreckage. Rescue helicopters evacuated survivors while authorities noted gross disintegration of the aircraft and a half fuselage remains with a turbine engine intact. Nine of ten stewardesses survived and the captain and first officer perished.
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Leonard Barmak
The
Public Health Service
Air Force
Coast Guard
Miami Area
Coas
Opalocka
Charles Cunningham
Aviation
Don Sehneck
Everglades
Fla
Eastern Air Lines
Frank Borman
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
William C. Lane
Boeing
Robert K. Bingham
Reed
Eastern
Tom Burnaw
Transportation Board
Michael Laurie
Syosset
Laurie
Pat Georgia
Miami
Nixon signals to Hanoi in tough calm push for settlement
Analysis notes Nixon aimed to show North Vietnam he would resume negotiations in a way Hanoi prefers. Hanoi, reacting to heavy air raids, signaled willingness to bargain in future talks between Kis singer and Le Duc Tho. Officials indicate the third option is the acceptable course, tying the mining and bombing policy to press Hanoi toward a settlement. The plan to resume heavy raids on December 18 reflects a firm, unrelenting stance to reach a just agreement.
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Kissinger
Nixon
North Vietnam
Ronald L. Ziegler
U.S
Chou En-Lai
Leonid ‘Brezhnev
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Congress
Capitol Hill
William B. Saxbey
Ohio
White House
le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi- Haiphong
Hanai
Hong Kong
Joan Baez
Bach Mai
Telford Taylor
Columbia University
Quake Relief Efforts Center Across Managua
Gen Anastasio Somoza and Aguero Rocha pressed Congress to act as civilian relief concerns rise. Looting and road blockades appear as distribution struggles persist. U S Army provided millions of gallons of water and generators to restore pumps and prevent an epidemic amid rebuilding in Managua after the disaster that killed about 5,000 and injured 20,000.
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Anastasio Somoza
National Guard
Aguero Rocha
Congress
Somoza
Junta
Liberal Party
Las Mercedes
Francisco Rodriguez Somoza
National Emergency Committee
Rodriguez Somoza
San Salvador
International Red Cross
Nicaragua
Red Cross
Managua
US Army
Fred. W. Huff
Army
Southern Command
Panama
Huff
Violence in Northern Ireland Deepens With Belfast Killing
In Belfast a Roman Catholic baker, Hugh Martin, 56, was shot dead after leaving work at a city bakery as violence in Northern Ireland intensified. In Dublin the Sinn Fein leader Rory O Brada y, 40, was arrested and the IRA political arm president faced four counts under the Offenses against the State Act. A Belfast IRA brigade raid earlier that day netted 11 suspected outlaws, including six officers.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Irish Republic
IRA
Sinn Fein
Rory O'Brady
Hugh Martin
President to Draft Men Under Standby System
Draft authority would allow a standby system where 18 year olds register and receive lottery numbers at 19, with only low numbers reaching induction tests to form an emergency pool subject to congressional action. Laird cites under 10,600 drafts from Jan 1 to Jun 30 and 60,000 in the deferred liability group. officials expect about 10,000 available for callup due to high fail rates, with Lifany slated for March call.
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Laird
Selective Service
New Year Long Sync Festivity Heads to TV Showdown
The article reports on entertainment and political turmoil with references to a psychedelic costume for TV competition against Lawrence Welk and Three Dog Night. It also covers Northern Ireland sectarian violence, an IRA hospital escape, and major army raids amid warnings of a bombing campaign.
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Lawrence Welk
Martin
Belfast
James Brown
Brown
IRA
Provisional
Andersonstown
Trish Republic
Mideast Suspect Linked to Parliament Member Son
Rami Livneh, 27, son of Abraham Levenbrun a Rakah deputy in parliament, was detained for 15 days. Also detained was Matt Lehrman, 27, an Israeli immigrant from an unnamed South American country. Six Jewish suspects, reportedly members of Matzpen, raised questions about ideological espionage. The Communist party is not implicated.
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Rami Livneh
Abraham Levenbrun
Rakah Communist Party
Matt Lehrman
Communist Party
Matzpen
Israel
New Datsun 610 Series Promises Luxury and Value
The 610 series offers a 4 door sedan and 2 door hardtop with independent rear suspension and luxury touches such as white walls reclining bucket seats tinted glass full carpeting and custom vinyl interior. It combines performance luxury and economy car price to persuade readers to test drive.
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Iba
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