U S Jet Approaches Hanoi in Closest Strike Yet
AP dispatch reports a U S fighter-bomber attacked antiaircraft within 90 miles of Hanoi in the near frontlines of the war. Hanoi claims four American jets were shot down, a claim the U S command did not confirm. The piece notes heavy fighting in Laos and Thai forces withdrawing after a base was overrun. The American troop strength in Vietnam fell by 9,200 in the past week to 162,500, the largest weekly decrease since late April 1970.
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Franklin Fire Kills 9-Year-Old Ronda Branhan at 96 Ethel Ave
A late night blaze in the Mentz addition, near Logan-Long plant, killed 9-year-old Ronda Branhan as her siblings Vincent and Tina escaped through a bunkbed window. Firemen found the child in the living room after arriving around 11:30 p.m. Cause undetermined. The three other children were home alone. The family, with father missing, has since been housed with the maternal grandmother on Dayton-Oxford Road. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial at Woodhill Cemetery.
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Welfare recipients appeal rights change under federal ruling
A federal court decision requires county welfare departments to confirm in writing the right to a hearing before any action. Recipients must receive 15 days notice and be informed of hearing rights. Proceedings proceed only if the recipient signs a waiver or does not request a hearing within 15 days.
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Weather sketch forecasts mild warm-up after drizzle
The drizzle is expected to end for a while. Highs tomorrow should reach the upper 40s and overnight lows will be in the upper 30s. Yesterday's high was 42 and this morning's low was 35.
Chuckle About the time a woman thinks her work is done
A humorous remark notes that when a woman believes she is finished with her tasks she unexpectedly becomes a grandmother, highlighting the ongoing surprises of family life.
Military Rule Comes To End In Pakistan
Yahya Khan resigns ending 13 years of military rule after Pakistan's defeat by India in the two week war. Bhutto sworn in as president and chief law administrator, promising continued army influence under martial law. Mujib trial ends with no verdict. East Pakistan unrest grows as West Pakistan protests war conduct.
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Rescued Pilot Survives as Plane Sinks in Bay
Denver trapped by debris as Western Air Rescue Service crews fight to free a pilot. Staff Sgt. Michael Fish and pararescuers work under rising water to pull him from the cockpit while Lt. James Breitenstine and Staff Sgt. Richard E. Jackson reach Yerba Buena Island uninjured.
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Dollar Devaluation Signals Shifts in Global Trade
Washington reports the Group of Ten nations agrees to devalue the dollar, lifting gold to 38 dollars an ounce and boosting U.S. exports while raising import costs. Analysts expect 0.5 to 0.75 million U.S. jobs, with limited immediate impact on living costs for most Americans. The plan also lifts a 10 percent import surcharge, easing duties to pre-August levels, while congressional approval for the official gold price awaits next month.
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