Fear Is Sounded For Brown Pelican In Louisiana
Louisiana wildlife specialists warn the brown pelican may lose status as a nesting resident, with native colonies dwindling since 1961. Releases from Florida and subsequent die offs show mixed results, while LSU analyses reveal chlorinated hydrocarbon residues in pelican brains and livers linked to environmental stress.
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Nixon Plans World Tour for Apollo 12 Crew
President Nixon announced a global goodwill tour for Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad Alan Bean and Richard Gordon after White House religious services and a preview screening of the film Marooned The tour is expected in February with the crew serving as grand marshals of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade on New Years Day The president will watch the Rose Bowl game on television at home
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Viet Reds Shoot Down Helicopter in Vietnam Action
In South Vietnam a U.S. Huey helicopter was shot down near the demilitarized zone as U.S. paratroopers of the 101st Airborne ambushed a North Vietnamese force. Eight Americans died, two were wounded, and three enemy fighters were killed with three captured. U.S. B52s bombed infiltration routes from Laos while 40 enemy troops were reported killed in other actions. President Thieu visited the U.S. 25th Infantry Division to wish Merry Christmas. Demonstrations in Bien Hoa and Saigon accused progovernment deputies. Giap urged intensified fighting to secure victory.
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India Grants 30 Million For Development In Himalayan Allies
India provided nearly 30 million dollars in 1968 69 to Bhutan Sikkim and Nepal for development projects and flood relief according to an official report.
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Devlin Is Sentenced to Six Months in Jail in Derry Riot Case
Bernadette Devlin the 22 year old MP and Irish civil rights activist was sentenced to six months in jail on three counts of incitement to riotous behavior and one for rioting during the August Bogside clashes in Londonderry. Nine other charges were dismissed and bail was set at 600 pending appeal.
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Arabs Sentenced For Plane Attack in Zurich
In Winterthur a Swiss court jailed three Arab commandos for 12 years each after a machine gun attack on an El Al airliner near Zurich killed an Israeli pilot. Israeli guard Mordechai Rachamim was acquitted for the death of a fourth Arab. The defendants, members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, faced charges of premeditated killing and endangering air traffic.
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Mordechai Rachamim
Mohamed Abu el Heiga
Tawfik Ibrahim Youssef
Ahmina Dahbour
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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