Global protests rise over renewed North Vietnam bombing
Worldwide and domestic protests mount as Nixon orders renewed bombing after Paris peace talks collapse. Chou En lai claims the action harms U S relations while lawmakers press for a national anti bombing campaign. Critics in Britain and Canada join calls to stop the war. Demonstrations planned for Inauguration Day in Washington.
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Associated Press
U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon
Paris
Rome
Giulio Andreotti
Giuseppe Medici
Washington
U S Losses Grow in Hanoi Haiphong Air Campaign
Saigon AP reports the U S command says four more planes were lost including another B52 and 12 airmen dead or missing as the Hanoi Haiphong blitz continues. Total air losses reach 27 aircraft and 93 airmen missing or captured in under two weeks.
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Saigon
U.S
Hanoi-Haiphong
America
Hanoi
Nixon
Radio
Navy Ras
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Trumans Thank Public After Burial
Bess Truman and her daughter Margaret Daniel expressed gratitude for the nationwide sympathy after President Truman's burial at the Truman Library courtyard. They praised the dignified ceremonies and warm tributes as thousands viewed the casket and attended the service in Independence.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Bess Truman
Margaret Daniel
Washington
National Cathedral
Nixon
Randall Jessee
White Frame
Trumans
Jessee
Margaret
Bess
Clifton Daniel
The
New York Times
Truman Library
Ponder The Resurrection Of Managua
U S experts begin feasibility study on rebuilding Managua at its present site after a devastating earthquake. Mexican and Venezuelan teams issue findings while demolition clears downtown districts near Lake Managua. Death toll estimated 2 000 to 5 000 with 20 000 injured as residents assess remaining structures.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Mexico
Venezuela
Lake Managua
City Sets Revenue Help for Library in Year End Session
The Ottawa City Commission approved a 2165.18 dollar revenue sharing appropriation to cover the Ottawa Library 1972 budget shortfall. City Manager Mills said a budget for revenue sharing money will be submitted next week. A street sweeper purchase of 11168 dollars, with a 4280 dollar trade-in, was ordered to be delivered in about six weeks. The 712,307.21 dollar final 1972 payment appropriation was approved. New speed limits on East Logan from Main to beyond the city were set on second reading.
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Jewel Scott
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa
Robert W. Mills
Mills
Commission
East
Logan
Main
Billionaire Getty and Onassis Dine at New Year in London
AP reports billionaire J Paul Getty and shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis enjoyed a social New Year gathering in London as Howard Hughes remained in a guarded hotel fortress. Getty, 80, spoke of art collecting theater and living richly while avoiding photography, and Onassis arrived unannounced. Hughes stayed secluded with bodyguards and locked doors.
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Paul Getty
Hughes
Getty
Sutton Place
London
Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Onassis
Paris
Surrey
Nicaragua
California
Franklin County law center delayed completion date
The first phase of Franklin County's new law enforcement center will not be turned over today as planned. Finishes on vinyl floors and ceilings and final tests remain. Projected completion is January 15, 1973, after earlier targets of October 3 and January 8 slid due to weather and construction problems.
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Franklin County
County Commission
Wilbur F. Kruse
Kruse
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Saxbe
Roy Jenkins
Britain
Labor Party
Edward Heath
Tory
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
Sweden
Canada
Australia
Seamens Union
Wellington
New Zealand
Tokyo
Hang Co. Railway Station
U. S
Cinna Lomnitz
Lomnitz
Department of Seismology
University of Mexico
Mexico City
Lee Hysom
Steve Ralph
Fred Zook
Public Works Department
Highland Cemetery
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
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