Rockets Hit U S Medical Station in Vietnam and Embassy Attack in Phnom Penh
A rocket strike damaged a U S medical dispensary at Chu Lai base camp killing or wounding the entire staff. In Phnom Penh a bomb exploded at the U S Embassy during renovations injuring no one. Viet Cong announce multi holiday ceasefires for Christmas New Year Tet festival. Cambodian forces retake east bank ferry as front lines shift.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
U.S
Vietnam
Chu, Lai
U.S. Americal
da Nang
Chu Lai
U.S. Command
Chhun Chhuon
Prek Khdam
Tonle Sap
Betheny
Marat Sade at Ottawa University drama
Linda Wheeler reports Ottawa University presents Marat Sade by Peter Weiss in Charenton asylum setting. Jack Nicholson directs a 51 student cast with unusual staging and audience seating rules, running Wednesday to Saturday with reserved seats through the OU drama office or OU Union.
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Jean-Paul Marat
Marquis de Bade
Charenton
Weiss
Jack Nicholson
Nicholson
OU Union
Aslyum
Ottawa University
OU Drama Department
Dave Nicholson
Janine Moody
Ted Champlin
Pam Dennis
Steve Kloster
Sue Howard
Mark Swezey
Audrey Nicholson
Peter Weiss
Census Indicates Perilous Trend From City To Suburb
Washington AP reports the 1970 census shows central cities losing population while suburbs grow, signaling rising urban decay and suburban expansion. Growth is concentrated in metropolitan areas with California, Florida, Texas, and New York leading gains. the national count reaches 204,765,770. Reapportionment of Congress will follow.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Atlantic Ocean
California
Florida
Texas
New York
U.S
Congress
Weather County Forecast Tonight and Week Outlook
Tonight fair and cooler with light west winds. Wednesday clear to partly cloudy and mild. Low tonight in the 30s, high Wednesday upper 50s to mid 60s. High today 67, low 48. Record high 638 in 1950, record low 9 in JOAAC HOMEY. Barometer 29.75.
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Joaac Homey
Lemret Ave
FAA Aware Of Design Problem On Fateful DC8
NTSB told the FAA last month it found a DC8 design flaw that could hinder takeoff. The issue involves the elevator movement and possible foreign object jamming, with potential ties to a Kennedy or New York crash and the Anchorage tragedy that killed 47. FAA and Douglas Aircraft await further evaluation, while NTSB urges operator notification and aborted takeoffs if rotation is premature.
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FAA
Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
Anchorage
Alaska
NTSB
Capitol International Airways
Safety. Board
New York
Douglas Aircraft Co
Kennedy Airport
John Shaffer
Ing
Douglas
Trans International Airlines
Kennedy
Safety Board
Pope Paul VI Mass At Randwick Tracks Draws 100000
Pope Paul VI celebrated High Mass before 100000 at Randwick race track Sydney amid protest plans by a small Protestant group. He warned Australians against hed onism and eroticism, urging life’s moral and spiritual dimension as he marked Captain Cook’s landing bicentenary. A peaceful protest was planned outside Sydney town hall led by Rev Frederick Channing of New Zealand.
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Sydney
Australia
Randwick
New York
Yankee Stadium
Masa
James Cook
Pope Paul
God
Australasian Alliance of
Sydney Town Hall
John McKenzie
Frederick Channing
New Zealand
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Kansas City Royal
Bob Johnson
Ottawa University Student Union
Tom Hall
Royals
Johnson
Jim Rooker
Amos Otis
Rocket
By Linda Wheeler
Rose Adams Whitacre
Ottawa
Ernest Watkins
Watkins
Pope
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