U.S. Hanoi Talks Eyed If Peace Meet Fails
U S and South Vietnam discuss possible direct U S talks with Hanoi if peace talks stall The topics include mutual troop withdrawals demilitarized zones and strengthening the Vietnam International Control Commission Officials say Vance Lam and other negotiators are weighing procedures and possible high level discussions before Nixon takes office.
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Michael Goldsmith
United States
Hanoi
Sanday
Willetrawals
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South Vietnam
Tham Dang Lam
Jonson
Sayl
Washington
Batowath
Casuasses
Renin
Mie
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Warner
Johnson
Wong
Saigon
National Liberation Front
NLE
Nixon
Tan Vo
Saison
Sabten
Xuan Thuy
USS
Sone
Divers Resume Search for Sunken White Alder on Mississippi
Five dives planned Monday to reach bodies of Coast Guard crewmen aboard the sunken cutter White Alder after a collision with the freighter Dee. Two bodies recovered previously. three crewmen saved at the time. Strong current had rolled the ship and buried it in sand, leading to renewed salvage efforts by Bisso Marine Co. under Coast Guard supervision.
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Coast Guard
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Irvine
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Beirut
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Jerusalem
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Fishermen Die In Boat Fire Near Mobile
Three crewmen died in a blaze aboard a Mobile fishing vessel operated by Stop Fish and Oyster Co. Officials said the fire started from a diesel stove in the galley and death was by suffocation. Victims were Everett Middleton of Bay St Louis Miss Robert Ferte of Albuquerque NM and Reuben Adamson of Pensacola. The ship had rescued five people two weeks earlier from a sinking yacht off Honduras.
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Albuquerque
Reuben Adamson
Pensacola
Stop Fish and Oyster Co
C Company
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Honduras
$130,000 Theft Based In Dallas
Three burglars broke into a fashionable North Dallas home Sunday night and stole jewelry and cash. Walter M. Ahischlager Jr. said he and his wife were tied and held briefly but unharmed, after returning from a movie.
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Ahischlager
Frig
Birth announcements and an Manila earthquake report
Birth notices from West Texas Hospital and Methodist Hospital list newborns with weights and parent occupations including a supervisor, policeman, teacher, and math professor. A strong Manila earthquake struck Sunday morning causing lamp sways but no major damage or casualties.
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Birth of & Son
West Texas Hospital
Lorenzo Textile Mul
John de Miller
Methodist Hospital
Texas Tech
Manila
UPI
New Miami Ship Terminal Opens with Pepper Acknowledgment
A new Port of Miami passenger terminal was dedicated with Rep. Claude Pepper praising its potential. The port is expected to handle about 850,000 passengers annually by 1985, quadrupling prior figures, boosting Miami’s economy with nine luxury Caribbean liners based there. Kurt Kloster of Norwegian Caribbean presented an Olympic medal to Admiral Irvin J. Stephens for the terminal’s Olympic potential. The Norwegian Caribbean operates MS Starward and MS Sannard from Miami and plans a 30 story downtown building.
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Miami
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Pepper
Yvear
Kurt Kloster
Irvin J. Stephens
Norwegian - Caribbean
Starward
Sannard
Recall of Bovina ranches and railroad shipping days
Hastings recalls Bovina as a key rail shipping point for cattle from Big Spring and Midland with boxcar shortages and open land for grazing. Cowboys’ drives ended peacefully, and dances were improvised as cowboys traded boots for shoes while awaiting market-time.
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Midland
Hastings
Astronauts Welcome Home After Moon Mission
Astronauts including a colonel promoted hours earlier return to Ellington after a lunar flight. Bill Anders, his wife, and colleagues are greeted by family neighbors and a Christmas scene with a lighted flag and homecoming candles.
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Ellington
Manned Spacecraft Center
Anders
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Edwin Borman
Jeffery
Weather Across North Central States and Weather Vessel Incident
Overnight storms hit the Midwest with heavy snow in Michigan and New York up to ten inches. North Dakota forecast lows of 20 to 40 below zero. Maine sleet and freezing rain turning to snow. A Lake Michigan gale delayed SS Badger and stranded travelers. two passengers and a crew member slightly injured.
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New England
New York
Willams
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Ludington
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Boston
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UN Meeting Condemns Israeli Plane Attack
The United Nations condemned the Israeli plane attack amid regional tensions. Government statements cited Arab interference with air routes and referenced a hijacking as context for the action.
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Burglary Reports Include Store Break-In And Home Theft
A Lubbock man told police he surprised five men at the back door of Green's Varsity Shop and hit one as they fled. The flower shop at 12GL University also reported burglaries along with other break-ins and property damage. Separate incidents included thefts from Modern Metals, a home stereo and whiskey loss, and vandalism at multiple residences. The article also contains unrelated international notes about the Athens airport attack and Israeli reactions.
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Charlie Ray
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Green
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Arnold Jackson
Route 3
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Citizen Captures Theft Suspects
A resident with a rifle held a youth for the police after he and a companion were seen attempting to break into the grocery store roof. Bobby DeShazo fired three warning shots at Country Club Grocery in Erskine. One youth fled. the other was arrested later. Both are 15 and were turned over to juvenile officers.
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Tribute to Americans in Vietnam and Goldiggers tour
The piece honors American troops in Vietnam and the Goldiggers and Honeys stage troupe, noting courage, morale, and mutual affection with servicemen. It recalls the harsh tour conditions, the wish for the conflict to end, and ends by citing 1967 accident costs at 21.2 million dollars.
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Honeys
Sivine
States
Vietnam
Paris
Budget to Balance Officials See Inflation Easing
Secretary Barr said signs show inflation easing and a balanced 1968-69 federal budget with a small surplus possible next year. He noted the Fed would shrink bank reserves, social security tax rise, and an income surtax delay in April as part of measures to curb inflation while unemployment remains relatively low.
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Washington
W. Willierd Wirts
Nixon
Johmson
Congress
Barr Oatse
Federal Reserve Board
Witte
Witty
Milan
Barr
Ly Busk Hessert
Tax Break Plan Upheld Amid Transition to New Administration
White House sources say Nixon administration will assess Treasury reform proposals aimed at easing the tax burden for single people, middle income families, and the elderly. The plan includes higher dependent deductions, education expense credits, and closing loopholes used by high earners, with adjustments to depletion allowances for oil leases.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Treasury Law
Economic Outlook Cites Inflation Hit To 1968 Gains
A government report notes slower consumer spending growth, especially in auto sales, due mainly to inflation eroding gains in 1968. It forecasts 1949 as a year of substantial progress if fiscal monetary and policy measures, plus labor and business cooperation, support stability and balanced growth. Output should rise slightly below 5 percent, still above the long term trend.
Severe Winter Grips Italy Causing Loss of Life and Chaos
Heavy snow and sleet blanket the Italian peninsula from the Alps to Sicily. At least seven people die in traffic and weather related incidents as flights divert, roads ice up, and vehicles skid off slick surfaces. Snow disrupts Rome, Venice, and Caserta while military and civilian casualties mount in scattered accidents.
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Haly
Peninsula
Alps
Sicily
Venice
Punta Rocca
Bellune
Air Taffic
France
Naples
Padua
U.S
Paraya
Bina
Anti-Mini Skirt Patrol Trains in Tanzania
In Dar es Salaam a 3500 member anti mini skirt patrol of youths from the ruling party trained for two months to enforce Tanzania culture. The operation targets miniskirts and Western styles, aiming to lure youth back to traditional dress and to report offenders.
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Tangzania
Tana Party
Your League
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Tanzania
Th League
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