Christmas homecoming of californias Harbert after four years
Mary Ann Harbert, 26, freed by China on Dec 12 after nearly four years as a prisoner, arrived in San Francisco with a bouquet. She described harsh meals at a rural commune and said she may have been held for trespassing. Her family, missing her since 1968, prepared a simple Christmas supper.
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World News Roundup From The War Fronts And Politics
U S jets struck targets in North Vietnam near Hanoi in a protective raid while casualties rose after losses of five planes. In Cambodia heavy fighting ended with paratroopers and air strikes. Vietnam freed eight civilians detained after alleged Communist activity. U N General Assembly named Kurt Waldheim as secretary general, sworn in early. Tokyo governor warned of war preparations by China with shelters shown in Peking. Pompidou urged U S balance of payments reform before monetary remodeling. Bangla Desh leaders arrived in Dacca amid massive Bengali crowds chanting Jai Bengali. Pakistan’s president announced a crackdown on wealthy industrialists by impounding 22 rich families passports. A Soviet art exhibit set for a US tour under exchange programs. Fidel Castro claimed Captain Jose Villa confessed to being a CIA agent and that crew of the John Express would be released if cleared.
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IRA Seizes Border Town In Five Hour Standoff
Irish Republican Army guerrillas took over a key border town near Donegal for five hours in a defiant move against Prime Minister Jack Lynch after a police sweep. Thousands besieged a police depot at Ballyshannon while Army trucks blocked the main road, causing mile long traffic jams.
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Burial at sea delayed for Miss Flagler yacht captain
Brisk winds and nine foot seas off the Atlantic delayed the burial at sea of Captain Joseph Serran, master of the $60,000 yacht Miss Flagler. The ceremony was reset for Friday as Mrs. Flagler Matthews, granddaughter of Henry Flagler, honors Serran who served 18 years aboard the craft and had wished to be buried at sea. He died Tuesday in Daytona Beach.
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