Four-Letter Word That Halted a German Army in Bastogne
AP Special Correspondent Hugh A. Mulligan details Bastogne Belgium marking the 25th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge with Nuts Museum displays and the famous one word reply Nuts. The piece notes Brig. Gen Anthony McAuliffe and the white flag incident, German surrender attempts, and local memorials including a star shaped Bulge monument, while contrasting Christmas decor with war images.
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The Nixon administration plans an extra 100 million dollars for school lunch programs aiming for free or low cost meals for every needy child by year end. About 6.6 million children are identified as needy, with 3.1 million served last year and more than 80 percent expected to receive lunches this year.
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