Poland imposes shoot on sight amid Baltic rioting
In a nationwide address Premier Cyrankiewicz ordered police and troops to shoot on sight to halt price protest violence across the Baltic coast. More than a dozen killed and several hundred injured as clashes erupt in Gdansk Gdynia Sopot and Slupsk with workers students and housewives furious over 20 percent pre- Christmas price hikes.
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Poland
Baltic
Slupsk
Jozef Cyran
Kiewicz
Gdansk
Gdynia
Sopot
Cyrankiewicz
Saigon Tight Security Raised Amid Terror Threats
In Saigon a precautionary security net surrounds 25000 American residents as Brig. Gen. Michael J. L. Greane warns no system can stop all attacks. A three day bombing spree killed three Americans and three Vietnamese, wounding many others as cease-fire rules for Christmas and New Year are announced.
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Saigon
U.S
Michael J. L. Greane
Greene
South Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Nader probes teen witness nursing home care report
A Senate committee heard six teenage witnesses blame government doctors and nursing home owners for horrifying conditions in many homes. They testified about summer work in Washington area facilities and other visits in the East, backing a 346 page report by consumer advocate Ralph Nader criticizing lack of medical supervision and nursing home oversight.
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Senate
Ralph Nader
East
Nader
Baltimore
Douglas Blocks AF Discharge of Unwed Mother
U.S. District Court judge William C. Douglas blocked the Air Force from discharging Capt Susan Struck 26 pending a final ruling. Struck gave birth to a daughter Tanya Maria in Tacoma Washington and has allowed friends to adopt. The ACLU of Washington challenges Air Force regulations barring pregnancies and births among servicewomen.
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Air Force
Susan Struck
Louisville
Douglas
U.S. District Court
Seattle
Miss Struck
Tanya Maria
Tacoma
Wash
Offut Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Cam Rahn Bay
Vietnam
McChord Afb
American Civil Liberties: Union of
Washington State
Nixon hosts antiwar guests at state dinner list includes Coxs and Yost
The Nixon White House dinner for Edward Heath drew 114 guests including Col. and Mrs. Howard Ellis Cox and Ambassador Charles Yost. Yost signaled he would decline ongoing government service. Stringfellow and Towne were indicted in Providence for aiding Daniel Berrigan and surrendered, pleading innocent, released on $2,500 personal recognizance. Chicago Mayor Daley to seek fifth term.
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Edward Heath
White House East
Heath
Harold Wilson
Tricia Nisot
Nixons
Col
Howard Ellis Cox
New York City
White House
Charles Yost
U.S
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Thony Towne
Daniel Berrigan
Werte
Providence
Stringfellow
Towne
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