Americans Bomb Hanoi Bridge and Defenses
American pilots struck the Canal Des Rapides bridge near Hanoi after fierce air combat with MIGs and anti aircraft fire. U.S. jets hit at least 10 surface to air missile sites. four planes were lost Sunday, two to MIGs, two to gunners. Viet Cong shot down two helicopters in the Mekong Delta. B52 raids continued in South Vietnam with a new operation named Cirrus.
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Economy shows strong gains in November indicators
Government data show November gains in personal income, wages, and housing starts, with 4.7 percent rise to a high since 1965, plus industrial output up and unemployment down. Retail sales recovered October losses as part of a broad economic rebound. Wide storm hits Hawaii with flooding and school closures.
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Supreme Court limits eavesdropping on private calls
Washington says Constitution protects private telephone conversations even from public booths. Law enforcement may eavesdrop if done with a judge's permission and limited scope. The ruling abandons the trespass doctrine and upholds privacy in public areas. The decision affects a Los Angeles racetrack handicapper and other cases on labor, banking, and redistricting.
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Heart Transplant Fear Deepens After Molten Steel Spill
A giant ladle at Arrica steel plant toppled from supports spilling 30 tons of molten steel 40 feet. Two men died, 21 burned, 11 in critical condition as red hot metal sprayed over 100 feet in all directions.
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Robber Holds Up Dallas Store, Nabs Cash and Goods
Cool It Wheeler, assistant manager at a Dallas food store, recalls a customer asking for cigarettes. A bandit, wielding a shotgun, grabbed $50, doughnuts, cigarettes, and milk before fleeing. He reportedly thanked Wheeler for cooperation and said he was new at this.
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