Nixon halts bombing and resumes Paris talks in January
President Nixon ordered a suspension of bombing above the 20th parallel as serious negotiations resume with Hanoi. Kissinger will return to Washington for talks before heading to Paris, with lower level talks continuing from Jan. 2. Wisconsin reports 47,747 unemployment claims last week, up 15,000 from mid November.
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Haiphong
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Wisconsin
Department of Industry, Labor, and Human Relations
First Jumbo Jet Crashes Survived by 93 of 167 Aboard
A nonstop crash of an Eastern Air Lines Lockheed L1011 near Miami left 93 survivors from 167 aboard. Rescue teams faced a swampy search as investigators began probing cause. recovery workers, including astronaut Frank Borman, coordinated effort amid grim scenes and reports of a stewardess leading carols.
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Eastern Air Lines
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Everglades
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Pentagon cites risks of civilian harm in Hanoi air war
A Pentagon spokesman said civilian casualties in Hanoi could stem from downed U S bombers crashing in the city or from ground caused SAM explosions. He noted no evidence of bombs hitting civilians and emphasized that strikes target military objectives with high sortie levels and ongoing losses.
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U.S. Snubs Sweden Over Vietnam Criticism
The United States told Sweden not to send its ambassador designate to Washington citing Sweden’s harsh criticism of U S policy in North Vietnam. Yngve Moeller was to be Sweden's ambassador. the move followed Prime Minister Olof Palme's remarks and U S protests.
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Vietnam
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Arbetarbladet
Mother Earth News Is For The Whole Family
La Crosse Tribune debuts a Focus Section feature titled The Mother Earth News by John Shuttleworth. The first topic is trash with plans to cover puppy dogs organic gardening home crafts and DIY topics in future installments for family readers.
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Mother Earth News
la Crosse Tribune
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Register and Tribune Syndicate
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Night Crash In Everglades Leaves Dozens Dead Or Missing
A Eastern Airlines Lockheed L1011 crash in the Everglades near Miami left 167 aboard with at least 88 survivors. Rescue teams worked through darkness and muck by air and boat as witnesses described cold wet conditions and chaotic scenes amid sawgrass and swamp.
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Gold Coast
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Pat Georgia
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Palmetto Hospital
Michael Laurie
Syosset
N.Y
New York
Laurie
Don Schneck
Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Possible
Windy and turning colder Saturday night with rain changing to light snow or flurries. Low in the upper 20s. Cloudy and colder Sunday with a chance of light snow or flurries and a high near 30. Winds 12 to 25 mph from southwest to west. Precipitation 60 percent Sat night, 40 percent Sun. Monday partly cloudy and seasonably cold with lows near 20 and highs in the mid 20s.
Retirement Looms For Tony The Barber At Market Street
Anthony Donndelinger known as Tony the Barber announces retirement from his second career at 1732 Market St. After 21 years in the Navy he begins a new phase. The page notes Deaths heading but offers no readable details.
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Regional Criminal Justice Council Reforms After Funds Controversy
The Regional Planning Council on Criminal Justice for Lower West Central Wisconsin reactivates after a six month lull amid controversy over allocating 11.5 million dollars in federal funds. Sheriff Raymond Childs chairs the council. Harold Yates leads as director. A 6 pm meeting at Walt's Restaurant precedes a 7 pm public hearing. Local input criticized by La Crosse Mayor Gilbertson and the Wisconsin Alliance of Cities amid plans shifting from police hardware to new programs and bureaus.
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Crawford County
Raymond Childs
Walt
3Rd
Mississippi Sts
Harold Yates
Wisconsin Alliance of Cities
la Crosse
W. Peter Gilbertson
Patrick Lucey
Alliance
Public Defender
Childs
Alliance For Cities
Milwaukee Crime Rate Drops in 1972 Nine-Month Report
FBI data show Milwaukee among 83 major cities with lower crime in the first nine months of 1972 compared with 1971. Milwaukee total serious crimes fell 2 percent to 15 685 from 16 014. homicides rose to 44. robberies rose to 537. aggravated assaults rose to 522. burglaries rose to 3 523 while rapes and large-dollar larceny fell. Madison rose 7.5 percent overall with higher rape and robbery counts but lower larceny over 50 and aggravated assaults.
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