Full Scale Prisoner Exchange Between Egypt and Israel Opens
Cairo reports the start of a full scale prisoner exchange with five Israeli soldiers crossing the Suez Canal. Under the Geneva accord Israel will release about 1,500 prisoners including generals. Egypt to free nine Israeli air force pilots and other detainees. The exchange proceeds gradually amid medical checks and intelligence reviews.
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Cairo
Sueslanal
Feypt
al Alwain
Eerpt
Deni Ouinier
Ettsal Red Cross
Israel
Cos
Vonpl
Plate
Miitary
Iter
Johann Lotz
Suez Canal
Bowles and Sihanouk discuss Cambodia after talks
Bowles told Sihanouk that Cambodia would wake to find 50000 well armed Communists. Sihanouk asked why anti communists cannot be pushed into the ocean. Bowles saw progress in cooling tensions and time to assess sanctuary, but no renewal of diplomatic ties. He reported no contact with the North Vietnamese Embassy and no concrete results on peace talks beyond prior positions.
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Bowles
Sihanouk
Amoritans
Acean
Cambodia
United States
U S
U.S
Phnom Penh
US Envoy Detained in Poland Over Diplomatic Immunity Incident
The United States said a man identified as Metzger was seized near a military installation in central Poland on January 4 and held for hours, despite diplomatic immunity. Polish authorities claimed ignorance of his status and later decorated three soldiers for meritorious service in defense of the country.
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Poland
United States
Muleger
Meteser
Jefferson
Warsaw
Air Force
Two Cincinnati Men Charged in North Carolina Bank Burglary
Two Cincinnati men Terry Adkins and Johnny Glenn Mann, both 21, were charged with bank burglary after an early Friday break in at the Bank of Banner Elk in Avery County. Adkins was arrested nearby with a concealed weapon, Mann with burglary tools. no money was taken. Authorities held them under $20,000 bond each in Morganton jail.
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Adkins
Banner Elk
FBI
Sam Atkinson
James Shoemaker
Turbulill
Atkinson
Atkins
Romney Seeks Early Lead In New Hampshire Primary
Romney continues a 2000 mile state tour after filing with 200 signatures. He meets Governor King and Secretary Stark, opens with a Nashua plant handshaking, and urges Nixon Romney debates as the crucial first primary of a pivotal election year.
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Page One
Robert Stark
Theo Romney
John W. King
Romney
Te Union
Nashua
Trach
Harless
Concord
Manchester
Nixon
GOP
New Hampshire
CMT
Ong
Jeney Ligh
Alexei
Kosygin
Nikita Khrushchev
Weather Worsens Across North Carolina After Ice Storm
North Carolina endured a second day of ice storms as snow and sleet moved through western and northern regions. Temperatures stayed below freezing, travel danger persisted, and power crews restored electricity to hospitals, water systems, and plants as towns like Greenville and Goldsboro faced outages. Crews from multiple states aided in repairs, with restoration reaching most urban areas by Friday and rural areas gradually following.
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Privay
Bale
Weather Bureau
Piedmont
Asheville
Hickory
Charlotte
Winston-Satem
Greenshore
Wilington
Freeaioe
Power Company
Servier
Greenville
Galdshoro
Dunn
Southern Pines
Sanford
Carthage
Paul Colby
Carolina Power & Light Cos
Calby
Ovo
Raleigh
Goldsboro
Greenvills
VEPCO
Williamston
Battlehorn
Nash County
Elizabeth City
Hayden
Winterville
Spitt County
Camp Lejeune Marine Base
Walter Dail
Utilities Commission
Leonard Bloxom
Greenville Utilities Commission
East Carolina University
Nerth
Elizabuth City
Banks
Bryday
Transplant patient shows improved heart function in Cape Town
In Cape Town South Africa physicians report Philip Blaiberg's transplanted heart is sustaining blood circulation and he appears 30 to 60 percent better than before the operation. Dr Christiaan Barnard notes remaining fluid in his body is being drawn off and Blaiberg remains in high spirits with good appetite and no signs of rejection.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Christiaan N. Barnard
Blaibers
Elaoreed Tory
Barnard
Blaiberg
Ee Blaiberg
Noise study questions long term effects on youth players
Pollock explains why loud sound appeals to youths and describes measurements near a bandstand at 120 decibels. He notes hearing loss risks by age 25, comparing it to elderly complaints and detailing how constant noise makes conversation tiring and phrases hard to understand.
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Pollock
Pentagon expands nuclear warhead plans amid anti missile push
Pentagon sources say rising costs of the Vietnam War lead to cancelation doubts and a shift to multiple independently targetable warheads. The defense plan expands Minuteman 3 and Poseidon missiles to carry up to ten warheads each as part of overcoming Moscow's anti missile defenses. Delivery of the new warhead was expected later this year.
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Cma Bk
Sarnile
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Moscow
Tallinn
Air Force
Legislators Back Home To Feel Pulse Of Constituents
In Richmond AP report lawmakers return to districts to feel public reaction to Gov Mills Godwin Jr's proposed 70 million borrowing plan to bridge Virginia's budget gap. Local option liquor debates arise as Republicans push constitutional questions while House Republican minority gains limited committee roles. Godwin to lead a Jan 25 tour of John Tyler Community College as prototype for state college program.
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Godwin
Richmond
General Assembly
Mills & Godwin Jr
Virginia
Senate
Hovant Joint Committee
As Commission
House McMibers
Innel
House
John 4. Daniel
John Tyler Community College
Chesterfield County
State Capitol
Vietnam War troop shifts signal build up near DMZ
U S and South Vietnamese forces redeploy to reinforce areas around the DMZ as the war widens. About 35 000 enemy troops in the northern provinces and 12 000 South Vietnamese infantry prepare for anticipated offensives while allied units stretch to meet Red thrusts.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Dmz
da Nang
Quang Tri
Thua Thien
Dak
Saigon
Americal Division
1St Corps
South China Sea
Bong Son
1St Air Cavalry Division
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Hanoi
U.S. Commandan
Air Force Fa
Tost
North
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
Trial fendant pleads guilty amid Gaza-like show trial images
A guilty plea by one defendant ends a tightly watched trial in which Vera Lashko and three others face charges linked to promoting more freedom of expression. Spectators include Pavel Litvinov and Mrs Yuri Daniel who denounced the proceeding as a cold mockery of 20th century justice. Police and plainclothes guards kept watch as surreptitious photographs circulated and testimony suggested a broader campaign for reform.
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Fendant
Vera Lashkova
Ginsburgi
Gatanskov
Pavel M. Litvinov
Sooviet
Yuri M. Daniel
Ginsburg
Litvinov
Daniel Earier
Rial
Liege
Galjanskov
Russia
Fom Litvinov
Daniel
It Was Just Cold It Was Just Cold
A lighthearted regional note from New York and Pennsylvania on an extreme cold spell. Ice cube machines froze their lines and a Baltimore weather line failed. coal shipments in Wilkes-Barre were halted as coal froze into blocks before delivery.
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New York
Penn, Yan
N.Y
Avoca
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Wilkes-Barre
Penn Yan
Avoca Radio and Television Station
Wnep-Tv
Friendship Airport
Baltimore
Wreck tanker crashes on icy bridge in Georgetown area
A tanker overturned and exploded as it cleared the bridge while a trucker pursued a man over the rail. Davis was driven to hospital after leaping from the bridge. Georgetown patrol cars were delayed by a jackknifed tractor-trailer blocking the river bridge and detours.
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Muckenfiss
Muckenfuss
Davis
Mackenfuss
Georgetown
Santee
Charleston
Andreuzzi
LSD Trance Patients Left in Cataleptic State
Students who used LSD on a school day experienced six hours of catalepsy like states. Yoder says the pupils stared at the sun without awareness until the trance ended, later needing rehabilitation through the Pennsylvania Welfare Department. Officials plan a state by state survey to determine similar cases.
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Yoder
Devetors
Pennsylvania Welfare Department
Department of Welfare
Department
Leon Jacobs
Secretary of
Welfare For Scientific Affairs
California
Santa Barbara Opthalmological Association
The
Sunt
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Kannapolis
Associated Press
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Burlington
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Stanford Medical Center
Stillas
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Cooke
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