Santa Claus fears heights on blimp ride
Miami policeman Daniel Cabrera dressed as Santa Claus surprised 1,500 children at the Goodyear blimp’s winter home on the MacArthur Causeway, declaring he is deathly afraid of heights. He then headed to Sunland Training Center by helicopter to visit 800 more kids.
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Sunland Training Center
Saneta
Sunland
Heaviest bombing continues in North Vietnam raids
U S B52 bombers launched more than 200 strikes in five days, dropping over 6000 tons of bombs in the heaviest raids of the war. A second B52 was damaged by SAM fire, one crash in northeast Thailand. six crewmen rescued, two injured. Captain Gstrozny guided a damaged plane to safety near Nakhon Phanom.
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Indochina
New York Waiters Return as Strike Ends
New York AP reports waiters return to work at famous restaurants as owners predict settlements for two weeks of strikes will lift menu prices. The move ends a disruption affecting service at leading eateries and raises expectations of higher dining costs for customers.
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NEW York
Doctors urge veto of strict abortion bill in Pennsylvania
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Medical Society urged Gov. Milton Shapp to veto a harsh antiabortion measure. They argued it is medically too restrictive and should permit abortions to save the mother’s life or in cases of rape or incest, with required documentation and three-doctor concurrence. The bill passed both houses easily, and Shapp, while not pro abortion, called it unenforceable and asked for further study. If not returned, he must decide by next Friday.
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Playmen sparks row with Jackie Onassis nude photos in Rome issue
The men's magazine Playmen released a color photo feature allegedly showing Jackie Kennedy Onassis sunbathing and walking nude on Skorpios. Editors defend private intimacy rights while a Milan paper claims 16 photographers spied the island for 15 months. No confirmation on payment, timing aims to gauge impact on sales.
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Philadelphia official found guilty of conspiring for kickbacks
Democratic Philadelphia official Maurice S. Osser was found guilty by a federal jury of nine counts including mail fraud conspiracy and obstruction of justice for accepting secret commissions from a printing contractor during his 16 years in office. Sentencing is set for December 20 with potential penalties up to 45 years in prison and fines. he plans to appeal.
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Maurice S. Osser
U.S
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F. Lee Bailey
Donald W. van Artsdalen
Shoup Voting Machine Co
Woman, 57, gives birth to healthy baby girl
Tulsa report says Mrs. Martin, 57, delivered a 9 pound 13 ounce daughter on Friday. Dr L C Baxter notes Guinness World Records lists oldest birth at 87 years. Mrs. Martin doubts the claim while press inquiries continue.
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Martin
L. C. Baxter
State lotteries post strong take with new Lucky Seven
Lottery Commission reports both state lotteries grossed 3.8 million dollars last week. Lottery director Henry Kaplan notes over 4 million regular 50 cent tickets and about 1.8 million of the new Lucky Seven tickets sold. New game launched last week on an experimental basis and exceeded the earlier weekly target.
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UPI
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Lottery
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Kaplan
Boggs Missing Flight Search Suspended After 39 Days
Anchorage AP report says the six week search for Hale Boggs Nick Begich and two others has been suspended as Alaskan winter arrives Air Force Major Ken Shelley noted the effort may resume if new clues appear The ill fated Cessna 310 disappeared Oct 16 en route from Anchorage to Juneau involving Boggs Begich aide Russell Brown and pilot Don Janz Officials in Washington expect proceedings to begin in Alaska within days to fill the House seats and both widows hint at possible candidacies
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Hale Boggs
Boggs
Nick Begich
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