U S Lifts Restrictions On Bombing In North Vietnam
Washington reports that the United States has removed limits on bombing North Vietnam beyond the 20th Parallel and now conducts air operations across the country. Kissinger cited impasse in cease-fire talks as Nixon tightened limits previously. Saigon sources note resumed activity above the parallel and Haiphong mining.
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Melvin R. Laird
United States
U.S
North Vietnam
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Laird
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Kissinger
Haiphong
Saigon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Horse climbs stairs to front yard barn in Missouri home
Roy Scroggins awoke to his 3 year old saying a horse was upstairs Mirazah an 800 pound Arabian gelding had somehow reached the upstairs area of the converted barn home Neighbors and family tried to lure the animal down with rope and finally Mirazah backed downstairs without harm The Scroggins say their horses are more trouble than the kids in the household.
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Grandview
Roy Scroggins
Mirazah
Scroggins
Doctors Say Truman Is Some Better
Kansas City AP report on former President Harry S. Truman 88 improving slightly after a week in Research Hospital and Medical Center since December 5. Doctors note kidneys, heart, and lungs remain seriously impaired with dialysis decline. Truman speaks briefly saying All right and vital signs logged at 74 pulse 130/56 BP 98.4 F.
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Kansas City
Harry Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Truman
Wallace Graham
Sunday
Graham
Hoff couple hit with $80 fine for $1 business profit
Arthur Hoff didn’t file a state business tax return after his wife earned one dollar selling pots and pans. The state fined him $80 for the overdue return while Mrs Hoff’s $132 gross with $131 expenses showed no tax due.
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Nashua
N.H
Arthur Hoff
Hoff
Weather outlook with mild, partly cloudy skies
Partly cloudy and mild into Monday night and Tuesday with lows around 20 and highs in the 30s. Light southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Precipitation chances 10 percent Monday night and 20 percent Tuesday. Variable cloudiness and a mild Wednesday with a low near 25.
Hill urges nonpartisan relief plan from election cycle
Tribune wire editor Merle Hill recommends relief from politics from November 7 to January 1 as Republicans and Democrats prepare for the next vote. He also suggests an advisory referendum on UW president stewardship. Terrence N. Ingram of Apple River, Illinois dreams of bald eagle preservation near Cassville roosting site.
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Merle Hill
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Demos
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University of Wisconsin
Terrence N. Ingram
Apple River
Ill
Cassville
Christmas Sales Rise Across U.S. Retailers
Christmas sales climb five to ten percent nationwide boosting retailer mood in the holiday shopping period.
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U.S
Astronauts to be tested for Skylab after Apollo 17 splashdown
Apollo 17 crew Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans will be taken to the Skylab Mobile Laboratory aboard the USS Ticonderoga after splashdown in the South Pacific. The SML houses nutrition endocrinology blood cardiovascular and microbiology labs to study weightlessness and radiation effects ahead of planned Skylab missions.
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Jules Folgate
Ticonderoga
Kevin
Cave Creek
Ariz
Mel Richmond
SML
Earth
Five Arrested for Sabotage of Rail Spur to York Factory
Five New Jersey antiwar activists were arrested in York Pa for allegedly sabotaging a railroad siding into an American Machine and Foundry York factory. Charged with malicious injury to railroads, they poured concrete into a switch on the Penn Central main line. They were jailed in York County Prison on $25,000 bail. The group is identified as East Coast Conspiracy to Save Lives. Members named Eugene Galvin Jr Thomas Korkames Rollin Kirk Patricia Kirk Monica McKig.
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American Machine and Foundry Corp
York
Southeast Asia
York County
Emigsville
Eugene William Daniel Galvin Jr
Newark
Thomas Edward Korkames
New Brunswick
Rollin D. Kirk
Patricia
Princeton
Monica McKig
Princeton Theological Seminary
Apollo 17 on course for splashdown in the South Pacific
Astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans prepared for homecoming aboard America after a 13 day moon mission. They aimed for a splashdown 1 24 p m CST Tuesday 400 miles southeast of Samoa with good weather and USS Ticonderoga on station. Evans enjoyed a space walk to recover film canisters and a lunar sounder data package while reporting a scorched spacecraft exterior and minor stomach discomfort.
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Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison H. Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
South Pacific
America
Moon
Earth
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Jan
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Jon
Janet
Samoa
Mission Control
Cernan
12 Foot Channel Idea Is Dead Says Thomson
Congressman Vernon Thomson declares the 12-foot channel on the Upper Mississippi is dead after an Army Corps of Engineers study finds deepening to nine feet economically and environmentally impractical. He plans to push for auxiliary locks at Mississippi River dams for small craft while Congress likely halts further funding.
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Mississippi River
Vernon Thomson
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Guttenberg
Corps
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