Zumwalt Backed by Chafee in Hair Regulation Debate
Navy Secretary Chafee endorsed Adm. Elmo Zumwalt as Chief of Naval Operations and defended 2-gram regulations allowing beards and trimmed facial hair. He argued reforms would boost recruiting and fighting ability while cautioning about future shipbuilding needs into the mid-1970s and beyond.
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He Was Right Bottle of Grape Juice Explodes
In London a 72 cent bottle of grape juice exploded in Dan O’Donaghue’s living room spilling 45 gallons of water and causing 24 dollars in damage. The 53 year old hospital worker had left the bottle for seven weeks, the gases from fermentation caused the blast. Police determined the downstairs neighbor reported the incident promptly.
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Two Gunmen Hijack L A to Miami DC8 For Cuba
UPI reports two armed men accompanied by their wives and children hijacked a National Airlines DC8 from Los Angeles to Miami en route to Havana. The plane landed in Tampa and then Miami after a layover in Havana, with Cuban authorities questioning passengers. The hijackers demanded fuel readiness and cited “friends” in Havana as motive. one man actively participated while the other left with his family after landing. Crew recalled the hijackers’ threats and the pair’s insistence on reaching Cuba.
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Colder Winter Strands Travelers Across Europe and Asia
A vast winter storm snarled travel from Spain to England, forcing Heathrow closures and flight diversions to Manchester while snowbound roads and fog cripple transport. The coldest century winter left Spain icy and halted football and rail services, with France flooding roads and deadly weather tolls in Italy and Austria. Malaysia faced monsoon winds after rain, killing at least 11.
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Viet Cong Sees Cease Fire If U.S. Troops Withdraw
Viet Cong spokesmen say a cease-fire with the United States would be possible only if all American and other foreign troops leave South Vietnam. They vow to continue fighting South Vietnamese forces until Saigon leadership is ousted. Neuyen Huu Tho delivered the New Year message outlining the demand, echoing positions from Paris negotiations. The U.S. rejects the plan as a unilateral withdrawal without North Vietnamese reciprocity.
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Blanket of Snow Paralyzes Regions From New Mexico to Nebraska
A Pacific storm caused heavy snow across several states. New Mexico ordered 100000 students home as highways iced over. Delores Hess, 40, died when her car slid into the Rio Grande north of Santa Fe. Milwaukee snow halted a race and stranded cast members bound for Des Moines. About 250 motorists were stuck near Lincoln, and five inches fell in Concordia. Nebraska classes at UNL Creighton Kearney and Peru were postponed. Omaha was shut down by the blizzard.
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Moor circularians joint relief system note
Nonsensical medical ad text mentions joint relief, muscle relaxation, and a quick desire to work from home. References Dr Danes and DC with unclear context. No clear entities or concrete facts to summarize.
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Agnew Defends Speeches as Not Divisive in Campaign
Vice President Spiro Agnew says his 191 campaign speeches were not divisive but reflected political competition. He notes some allies felt alienated by out of context quotes and that campaigns tend to imply opponents lack solutions. In a New York interview with William Buckley, Agnew warned crises may recur in future races as partisan climate rages and then eases back.
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Blaze Destroys Berkeley Laboratory Complex
A three alarm fire at Soisno Laboratories on Dwight Way and Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley caused about 680000 in damage and injured six firefighters. The blaze, likely starting in the basement, gutted the toxicology thyroid function and cytology labs and parts of the research wing in a U shaped building. Fire crews from six engines and three trucks, totaling 70 firefighters, battled the flames amid a maze of false ceilings and partitions. A pharmacy and a delicatessen suffered heavy damage.
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