Parole hearing set for Danilel Berrigan and Robert Baker
The U S Parole Board granted a new parole hearing for antiwar priest Danilel Berrigan, to be held January 26, citing new information including his health. Former Senate secretary Robert Baker will have a reconsideration in April next year for tax evasion larceny fraud and conspiracy charges.
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Christmas Eve White House port broadcast schedule
The article lists a Christmas Eve broadcast from the White House port and notes dogs named Pasha Tricia s Yorkshire terrier Vicki Ju lie s silver poodle and King Timahoe President Nixon s Irish setter. It also covers Lorelia Young suing NBC for 1.3 million over abroad film segments and other entertainment and public notices.
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Three rivals vetoed for UN secretary general post
The Security Council vetoed three candidates Kurt Waldheim Max Jakobson and Carlos Ortiz de Rozas in a second secret session to select U Thant’s successor. Each was blocked by one permanent member leaving no nomination for the five year term as the General Assembly would vote on recommendation.
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Red victory claimed at Plain of Jars in Laos
Informed sources report North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao forces seized the Plain of Jars in northern Laos after three days of heavy fighting. The last two government positions fell Monday night and Thai and Laotian defenders retreated with very heavy casualties.
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Large US troop withdrawal from Vietnam reported
Saigon reports about 9,200 U.S. troops pulled from Vietnam in the largest weekly withdrawal since 10,200 in a single seven day period. Command says total strength in country drops to 162,500, the lowest since October 1995.
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Belfast strikes. 13 explosions injure seven in city center
In Belfast on Monday a wave of 13 explosions within 30 minutes damaged offices and shops, injuring seven. A 20-year-old woman died from a head wound later, and a soldier was critically wounded in separate sniper incidents on Crumlin Road.
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