Chevalier Kidney Treatment Ends in Paris
Maurice Chevalier, 83, reportedly sinking at Necker Hospital Paris after kidney failure. Doctors said he could no longer receive artificial kidney treatment and his deteriorating condition prompted no further sessions. Hospital officials cited intolerance or futility of the treatment.
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Winter storms and protests sweep across the West and North
A bitter arctic outbreak grips the West and Central Plains with heavy snow and freezing temperatures. Warnings stretch from Wyoming to Colorado and Nebraska, while travel advisories rail against slick roads. Hoffa ally heads to Detroit parole hearing as NYC transit strike looms and multiple escapes test regional jails.
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Peaceful Belfast holiday tempered by minor violence
Belfast remained comparatively quiet during the Christmas weekend with only an accidentally triggered booby trap and scattered gunfire maring the calm. A British troop spokesman noted the hope of continued peace for the holiday period amid security operations.
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Nixon to meet Brandt for talks on easing tensions
President Nixon, after a holiday weekend with family, flew to Key Biscayne to prepare for summit talks with West German Chancellor Willy Brandt. They will meet Tuesday and Wednesday at Nixon's home to align on NATO aims and prospects for future visits to Peking and Moscow, with economic talks involving the European Market also on the agenda.
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Ottawa birth marks first for incumbent prime minister
Prime Minister Trudeau and Mrs. Sophie Grégoire Trudeau welcomed a son in Ottawa. The birth, on Christmas night, weighed six pounds nine ounces. This is the first child born to an incumbent Canadian prime minister in 102 years. Trudeau is 51 and the boy’s age is not yet listed.
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Wald to Cut UN Debt and Boost Solvency
U N Secretary General elect Kurt Waldheim vowed to eliminate a 654 million dollar debt, blaming member countries for funding gaps after opposing peacekeeping efforts. He said taxes must be paid to sustain the UN and urged nations to focus on future effectiveness, not past politics.
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