Southern Vietnam Bombed as 120 Strikes Reported
Saigon reports North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks rising to 81 in 24 hours while U S warplanes execute more than 120 strikes in the southern panhandle of North Vietnam. A Marine A6 Intruder is listed missing after a December 28 crash.
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Dry Milk Import Boost May Hold Dairy Prices
The White House approved an extra 25 million pounds of nonfat dry milk imports by Feb 15 to ease processor shortages. NFU warns prices must rise to cover higher costs, or dairy farmers risk herd reductions and possible milk shortages by fall.
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Viterbo Announces Semester Personnel Changes
Viterbo College reveals sabbatical for Sister Rose Rita Collingen and a Guam research stint for Rev. Cornelius Van der Poel. Seven new part time teachers join in spring including Robert F. Schaefer and Dr. Lonny Winrich. New staff include Darlene Bigler and Margaret Treu with others in nursing education and philosophy.
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Teen First 1973 Road Fatality in Minnesota
The St Charles 16 year old Steven R Lang died when his car struck a tree early Monday in the southeastern town marking Minnesota s first traffic death of 1973. Other New Year weekend deaths were reported including Elmer F Johnson 65 of Murdoch killed after a collision with a train and Virginia Hollenbeck 24 of Alexandria in a three car crash on Minn 27. Burnsville police probe the death of Dennis R Thompson 20 found along Minn 13.
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Three Nations Enter Common Market Joining EEC
Britain Ireland and Denmark joined the European Economic Community on New Year’s Day amid modest ceremony. Leaders hailed benefits, while farmers may gain from higher prices. public opinion in Britain showed division over surrendering economic independence for a united Europe.
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Farmers Push UM to Create Agriculture Vice President
The Minnesota Farmers Union and fourteen allied groups urge the University of Minnesota to add a vice president for agriculture. If the regents refuse, Cy Carpenter says the issue will go to the state Legislature. The article notes the university already has five vice presidents in other areas.
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