Hunters Stranded By Snow Rescue Efforts Under Strain
A party of 22 hunters is stranded in Washington's Asotin County as snow and gale winds hinder rescue work. A Lewiston radio operator says winches are inching vehicles through timber while one hunter with a serious heart condition may need Air Force helicopter help if conditions worsen.
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Associated Press
Washington
Asotin
Lewiston
Idaho
Herbert Reeves
Air Force
Oregon
Southern Pacific
U.S
Montana
Colorado
Wyoming
Upper Michigan
Sec
Lake Michigan
Macon County
Payton
Decatur
Gerald Payton
Paytons
Dwayne Payton
Malik
Council
Moynihan
United States
Syria
Israel
Kissinger
Ford Is Told Russian Acts To Cause War
In Peking Ford receives a sharp Chinese critique of detente. Premier Teng Usiao-ping accuses Moscow of driving toward a new world war, while Ford's envoy Kissinger and the U.S. side seek calm and frank talks on Sino American relations during a four day visit.
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Peking
UPI
China
Ford
Soviet Union
Teng Usiao-ping
Henry A. Kissinger
Teng
White House
U.S
Air Force One
Peking Airport
Richard M. Nixon
Fettle
Fort
Susan
Kissinger
Tong
People’s Liberation Army
United States
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Europe
Ron Nessen
Goodfellows Open Yule Campaign Seeks Donations
The Goodfellows drive launches with an $18 000 cash goal to aid over 500 families in Monroe. Jackie Neal leads volunteers from area groups with support from the News Star World and Salvation Army. Deadline for requests is December 15, donations accepted at city recreation centers and the News Star World office.
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Jackie Neal
Monroe Recreation Department
Twin Cities
Wilson Ewing
News - Star World
B. B. Martin
Monroe
News-Star—World Corporation
N. 4Th St
Harvey Benoit
Oaklawn Drive
Saul Adler Center
Westminster
Liller Marbles
Renwick
Henrietta Johnson Center
Burg Jones
West Monroe
Goodfellows
Traffic Deaths Diminish From Predicted Thanksgiving Toll
The nation’s Thanksgiving weekend traffic deaths totaled 357, well below the National Safety Council’s forecast of 450 to 500 fatalities. The NSC cited slower speeds and safer driving as key factors, while AP had counted 504 highway fatalities last year during the period. Vincent Tofany, NSC president, noted drivers’ caution improved safety.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Vincent Tofany
The
Safety Council
Birthday Greetings For Eileen Semmes In Monroe
The Twin Cities CHIT CHAT notes a belated happy birthday for Eileen Semmes daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Semmes Sr of Gordon Ave Monroe. She turns 12 on Sunday celebrating with family in the city.
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Eileen Semmes
T. A. Semmes Sr
Gordon Ave
Monroe
Birthday Wishes for Eunice Sims in Calhoun
Chit chat notes a birthday for Mrs. Eunice Sims of Calhoun celebrated today. The item appears on page 5 A as a local greeting.
U N Extends Golan Heights Buffer Force
The United Nations voted 13 to 0 to extend for six months the 1,192 member UN Disengagement Observer Force on the Golan Heights, anew mandating peace while inviting the PLO to participate in January talks. Syria and the US reached a compromise, and Israel denounced the move as surrender to blackmail. Israel also ceded the Abu Rudeijs oil field as it withdraws from Sinai.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Golan Heights
Palestine Liberation Organization
Security Council
U.N
Middle East
Jacob A. Malik
Soviet Union
PLO
Syria
United States
Chaim Herzog
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Council
General Assembly
Malik
Israel
Abu Rudeijs
Sinai Peninsula
Fewer Weaker Hurricanes Mark 1973 Season End
AP reports Neil Frank of the National Hurricane Center notes the 1973 Atlantic season closed with six hurricanes and two tropical storms, continuing a trend of weaker, less frequent storms. Eloise caused up to 34 deaths and $150 million in Florida damage, with broader losses across Puerto Rico Hispaniola and the U.S. East.
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Eloise
National Hurricane Center
Neil Frank
Frank
Gulf of Mexico
Tropics
Atlantic
Bahamas
Puerto Rico
Hispaniola
United States
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Florida Panhandle
Fort Walton Beach
Panama City
Florida
Panhandle
Pittsburgh Teachers Strike Again With City Pupils In Class
Pittsburgh teachers walk out for the third time in eight years while 62,000 public school students are told to attend classes after a midday start. The union rejects the district offer of a $1,000 across the board raise and vows a potentially two month strike amid unresolved issues.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Albert Fondy
Fondy
Jerry C. Olson
Weather Today Twin Cities Shaped By Sun, Mild Temps
Residents may expect sunny skies and mild today with clear cold tonight and a return to warmer, mostly sunny conditions Tuesday. highs in the upper 50s today, mid 60s Tuesday, with northeast winds easing. FAA at Monroe Airport logged a 73 high and 28 low Sunday morning. 0.59 inch rainfall in last 24 hours. Louisiana outlook shows mild temps and little rain, overnights mostly in the 40s and daytime highs in the 60s.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Louisiana
Expert Comments On Bottled Water Caution From Loyola Expert
New Orleans reports warn that bottled water may not be safer than tap water. Dr. John Christman of Loyola University says forthcoming EPA rules may apply to bottled water and municipal supply. He notes bottled water lacks federal dating and could harbor bacteria if stored warm or long. He favors home purification despite cost as the only reliable safety method.
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New Orleans
John Christman
Loyola University
Christman
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Supreme Court declines review of Dayton school desegregation plan
The Supreme Court lets stand a Cincinnati circuit court ruling mandating a systemwide desegregation plan for Dayton schools with possible busing for the 1976-77 year. Ohio officials criticize the decision as based on a land mine theory and say the court ignored alternatives required by a 1974 federal law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Dayton
Ohio
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Circuit Court
Dec. SL
Ohio Supreme Court
Georgia
Circuit
Bruce to Leave NATO Ambassador Post at End of January
Bruce will depart as U S ambassador to NATO in Brussels at age 78, ending a tenure noted for ties with Ford Kissinger and Rumsfeld. He previously served as ambassador to France West Germany Britain and was the first U S liaison to the People Republic of China.
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Brussels
Belgium
David K. E. Bruce
U.S
Bruce
White House
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Donald Rumsfeld
France
West Germany
Britain
Peking
Inside The News-Star highlights and sections
The News-Star issue presents Abby 2B Horoscope Broadway Jumble Classified Lowman Comics Radio- TV Crossword Sports Deaths VA Theater Editorial Van Dellen Weather Women and more across Sections 1 3 and 5A 40 pages total.
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Abby
Lowman
Radio-Tv
VA Theater
van Dellen
Blind hiker completes 50 mile Kennedy Hike Run
Tom Rothrock 29, blind, completed the 50 mile John F Kennedy Hike Run in 10 hours 52 minutes 55 seconds tying to two guides with two foot ropes. He placed 133rd among 630 starters and 341 finishers. Rothrock holds a masters in rehabilitation and works in Washington Frederick and Carroll counties.
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Hagerstown
Tom Rothrock
John F. Kennedy
Rothrock
Don Muffley
Dick Heiks
Moffley
Heiks
Washington
Indiana University
Washington, Frederick
Carroll
Bill Jackson
Bill
Muffley
Tom
River Stages Station Flood Present Change Stage
River stage readings show changes at multiple stations with Monroe at 40 and Camden at 26 as flood indicators rise. Measurements include 9 and 7.2 feet with a negative 21.5 value noted, signaling evolving flood conditions.
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Monroe
Camden
Prospective buyer taunts auto salesman with crawl joke
A potential buyer quips to an auto salesman that he drives in heavy traffic and wants a car that will really crawl. The exchange highlights a humorous street-level view of car shopping and urban commuting.
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People’s Republic of China
Goodfellow Organization
Happy
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NATO
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