Two More B52 Bombers Downed In North Vietnam Raids
UPI reports two additional B52s were shot down in raids over North Vietnam near Hanoi. One crew survived, others missing or wounded, with rescue helicopters sent to recover personnel. Officials provide few details as bombing targets around Hanoi and Haiphong continue.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
Naves
U.S
Sine
Hanoi
Hong
North
Nixon
Thailand
Air Force
Vietnam
Laos
Jay Ater
Jeslan
Vietnam News Agency
VNA
Nixon aides hint rent curbs may end next year
Washington officials say Phase VI of Nixon’s economic program could drop rent controls and modify the profit margin rule. Herbert Stein warns prolonged rent controls hurt tenants and landlords as plan stressed to ease coverage and curb paperwork. Shultz says food-price pressures keep focus on supply and meat import quotas through 1973.
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Washington
UPI
Adinistration
Nixon
Herbert Stein
President's Council
Stein
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Cost of Living Council
Shultz
US pressures Hughes as he hides in London hotel
US Embassy announces Hughes must report within 48 hours to renew travel documents, pay a 12 dollar fee, and undergo normal passport formalities. Sources say he plans a six month stay in Britain, with immigration officials indicating he may remain as long as desired.
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London
U.S
Howard R. Hughes
Hughes
Nanagua
Nicaragua
United States
Managua
Britain
Home Office
Daily number the Binning number in New Jersey
The daily lottery draw in New Jersey on Wednesday shows result 78320. No additional winning details were provided.
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New Jersey
Author Pearl Buck readmitted to Rutland Hospital
Nobel and Pulitzer prize winner Pearl Buck, 80, was admitted to Rutland Hospital for a checkup after gall-bladder surgery. A hospital spokesman said she remained in stable condition after admission on Wednesday. Buck had gallbladder removal at Vermont Medical Center in Burlington on September 29 and was released December 15.
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Rutland, Vt
Pearl Buck
Rutland Hospital
EPA delays full lead free gasoline rules until 1975
EPA announced phased lead reduction in gasoline with 91 octane or better virtually lead free at major stations by July 1 1974 and later grades by 1975. Lead limit 0.05 g/gal and phosphorous 0.005 g/gal. Ruckelshaus cited health studies, possible price rise around one cent per gallon, and continued review by urban groups seeking quicker action.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Epas
JEPA
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Urban Environment Conference
U.S. Court of Appeals
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