European Airports Increase Security After Rome Terror Attack
European airports tighten security following a Rome attack linked to Arab terrorists. Enhanced metal detection, passenger searches, and closer checks for transit travelers are reported, with reports of past hijackings and bomb incidents involving Rome linked operations.
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Terranst Acunty
Madad
Bamie
Homme
Rome
Peru
Tel Aviv
FEAI
Madrid
Iberia
Record US balance of payments surplus in third quarter
The Commerce Department reports a record 2.5 billion surplus in the U.S. balance of payments for the third quarter, the largest quarterly surplus since record-keeping began. Most of the gain stems from improved exports of goods and services and net private long term capital inflows, with a 2.1 billion favorable balance in goods and services.
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Washington
T the
United States
Commerce Department
Agnew Faces Temporary Suspension From Law
Maryland lawyer Alfred L Scanlan told federal court that he sought a temporary suspension of Agnews law license after Agnew filed a false income tax report. Scanlan noted Maryland regards income tax evasion by lawyers severely and stated there were no extenuating circumstances.
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Agnew
Scanlan
Maryland
American Civilian Held by Viet Cong Near Saigon
An American, Hemmer Eyn from Arcada South Carolina, was captured near Thanh Ta about 110 miles southwest of Saigon. He reportedly was wounded in the chest but was freed and treated well at a Saigon hospital. He said he weighed 150 pounds after captivity, down from 56 pounds lost during his ordeal.
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Saigon AR
Hemmer
Mekong
Berar Ube
Sanpus
Arcada
Thanh Ta
Communists Plan Gradual Takeover in South Viet Nam
United States intelligence analysts say North Vietnam and the Viet Cong favor a gradual approach over a countrywide offensive. They note a looming Tet-like outbreak is unlikely due to political risk, despite substantial troops and supplies, with activity focused along the Mekong Delta after the January cease-fire.
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South Viet
Washington
Seth'urceum
Kereon
Mekong River
Detta
Far Smah
Damuary
Demilitarized Zone
Lice outbreak closes Anderson schools for Christmas break
In Anderson Indiana the health boards order all schools closed after a lice infestation spreads through 19 000 pupils. Dr Ray Vanderhook advises heat treatment or a hair dryer to kill lice and eggs, with buses and buildings to be sprayed and reopen set for January 7.
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Anderson, Ind
Atate Health
Anderson
Raymond Vanderhook
Indiana Board of Health
Division of
Communicable Disease Control
G. E. Ebbertt
Boards of Health
Vandertook
Prisoners To Get Early Parole
About 100 Maryland inmates will receive early release this year under Governor Mandel. Following tradition, Mandel commuted sentences at Christmastime on the wardens' recommendations.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
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