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Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1970

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Nixon's Peace Dividend Myth In Inflation Era

Washington AP reports the claimed peace dividend from Vietnam shutdowns is false as inflation erodes gains. Pentagon comptroller Moot notes peak wartime savings of about 20 billion yearly shrinking to 10 billion, while Laird says defense outlays will rise next year.

Nixon Washington Robert C. Moot Pentagon Moot Fense Defense Melvin R. Laird Vilian Defense Department Laird Congress

Congressman Say N Viets Says POWs Enjoy Christmas Privileges

Saigon AP reports U S congressman said North Vietnamese officials told him American prisoners of war are allowed to participate in sports and receive special privileges this Christmas season. Rep Sonny Montgomery met in Vientiane with North Vietnamese officials as part of a Southeast Asia trip and spoke to reporters as a private citizen now acting on a government post.

Saigon U.S Southeast Asia Montgomery House Veterans Affairs Committee Vientiane Citi

Mo State Police Deliver Christmas Runhome for Vet

Master Sgt. French J. Lay stranded at Lambert Field on Christmas Day after 10,000 miles from Vietnam. Police relay via five patrol cars to get him 106 miles to Rolla to his wife and two daughters. He thanks troopers and plans to return to Vietnam after leave ends January 4.

ST. Louis French J. Lay Lambert St. Louis Vietnam Rolla Missouri Highway Patrol Lay

Santa Pays Editorial Office a Merry Christmas Visit

Santa Claus stopped by the Palladium Times editorial offices this week to wish staff a joyful Christmas and boost holiday cheer. The visit featured a jolly mood and festive greetings.

Santa Claus Palladium-Times Santa

Three Americans Deliver Gifts From U.S. Families to Hanoi Prisoners

A pacifist trio from the New Mobilization Committee Ronald Young Trudy Young and Ann Barnett delivered letters and gifts from U.S. families to POWs in Hanoi on Christmas Eve Radio Hanoi said the count of letters and gifts was not disclosed. North Korea accused the United States of sending armed ships and warplanes into its waters reporting a decisive counter blow.

America Tokyo Hanoi U.S Radio United States New Mobilization Committee Ronald Young Trudy Young Ann Barnett North Korea Korean Central Chicago United Utilities, Inc Westwood Kan Richard Hoffman

Fire destroys shanty area near Tan Son Nhut. two children dead

In Saigon a blaze in a tin and wood shanty district near Tan Son Nhut killed a boy and a girl. Five American servicemen were treated for smoke inhalation. The fire swept a block and destroyed two generators fueling one billet at Merlin Hotel. In London, snow and ice halted rail travel in southeast England while Scotland enjoyed sun and Scotland’s resorts lacked snow for skiers.

Saigon Tan Son Nhut Merlin London England Britain Scotland

Israelis Cite Len ingrad Hijack Defendants Appeals

Israel state radio says Len ingrad hijack defendants have appealed their sentences to the Soviet High Court of Justice. The report notes the case involves a Communist member of parliament, Taufiq Toubi. Connally faces deep probe as Senate liberals scrutinize his Treasury secretary nomination amid banking and oil ties.

Tel Aviv Israeli State Radio Taufiq Toubi Israel Leningrad Soviet High Court of Justice Washington Texas John B. Connally Senate Treasury Congress

Scientist to Wed Albany Area Woman

Dr. J Herbert Hollomon 51 an educator and renowned scientist will marry Nancy Gade of Guildersland Albany area Miss Gade was on the University of Oklahoma faculty when Hollomon led that institution Hollomon served as an adjunct metallurgist at Rensselaer 1950 to 1962 and led GE Albany lab before becoming commerce department science assistant secretary The wedding is set for 3 PM at Hamilton Union Presbyterian Church

Albany N. Y J. Herbert Hollomon University of Oklahoma Hollomon Nancy Gade Guilderland Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy

Father of Nine Killed in Snowmobile Car Crash

SODUS POINT N Y AP a father of nine was killed Christmas night in a collision between his snowmobile and a car in Wayne County village near Rochester Claude H Ingersoll 45 of Sodus Point died on arrival at Meyers Community Hospital State police said his snowmobile was in the center of Route 14 during heavy snow obscuring lane markers An experienced snowmobile operator Ingersoll left children ages two to 22 and lived on Bay Street

Sodus Point N. Y Wayne County Rochester Claude H. Ingersoll Meyers Community Hospital Ingersoll Route 14 Ingersolls Bay Street

Family trio charged in Sumter patrolmen murder

In Sumter South Carolina a father Maxie McFaddin Sr his son Maxie McFaddin Jr and his wife Eleanor were charged with murder after a Christmas night shootout that killed highway patrolman James A Tray and wounded trooper Robert Falls. Falls and Tray were shot during an attempted arrest after a traffic stop dispute.

Sumter S.C South Carolina Maxie McFaddein Maxie Jr Robert M. Falls Highy James A. Tray Pineway McFaddin I. Byrd Parnell Falls Parnell Eleanor McFaddin

Nation’s road toll stands at 236 in Christmas weekend

The Associated Press reports 236 deaths on highways as holiday travelers head home. Snow and icy rain hindered driving from the Central Plains to the Great Lakes and east to the mid Atlantic, with the count covering 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday.

Associated Press Central Plains Great Lakes Region mid-Atlantic States

British Banker Johnson Freed From 28 Months Chinese Captivity

David Johnson, a 57 year old British banker, was released in Hong Kong after 28 months in Communist China. He said he was not charged with a specific crime and that authorities offered no definite spying allegations. He signed a prison statement admitting possible violations of Chinese law.

Hong Kong David Johnson China Johnson

Six Die in Ontario Christmas Night House Fire

Six persons perished in a Christmas night blaze in Blind River Ontario as police suspect an overheated stove started the fire. The flames gutted a two story frame house just before midnight in the small town about 90 miles east of Sault Ste. Marie.

Blind River Ont Sault Ste. Marie

West German diplomat freed by Basque kidnappers reunites with family

Eugen Reihl the West German honorary consul kidnapped in Spain was reunited with his wife and daughter in Biarritz France after four days in captivity. He flew from Frankfurt by West German air force plane and will later travel to West Germany for tests and time with family before returning to San Sebastian where ETA abductors had warned of a harsher fate.

Biarritz France Eugen Reihl Spain Frankfurt West Germany Reihl Germany San Sebastian ETA Burgos

Angela Davis Visits in Marin County Jail on Christmas Day

Angela Davis, 26, a former UCLA philosophy teacher, received a two hour and 10 minute Christmas visit from family and faced a 250 strong protest outside. Demonstrators urged her freedom as she awaits charges in a 1969 shootout case. she is accused of gun purchases and is indicted under a California accessory law.

San Rafael Calif Marin County Angela Davis Harvey Teague Miss Davis UCLA New York California Sally Davis Birmingham Ala Fania Jordan Reginald Oliver Pearson Angela Mrs. Jordan

Coast Guard and Cuban patrol boats rescue seven off Cuba

In a Christmas rescue, the U S Coast Guard and two Cuban patrol boats aided seven Americans aboard the grounded Sea Rover three miles off Cuba. A Coast Guard helicopter evacuated six, while the seventh rode a Belgian freighter Pontos to safety.

Miami U.S. Coast Guard Fidel Castro Cuba Nicaragua David Edwards Statesville N.C Coast Guard Edwards St. Petersburg Nikola Severdija Bill Fisher Sea Rover Severdija Sylvia Nick Dean Gladys Terri United States

Cancer Claims Lillian Broad Olympic Star

Lillian Board a British track star and 400 meters silver medalist at the 1968 Mexico City Games died in Munich at age 22 from stomach cancer. She had treated since November 7 at Ringberg Clinic in Upper Bavaria then transferred to Munich University Clinic for a stomach obstruction. She had sought Dr. Josef Issels treatment after British doctors said no further help was available.

Munich Germany Lillian Board Mexico City Beard Ringberg Upper Bavaria Josef Issels Ringbe 2

Jewish group aids Dayton Police on Christmas Day

About 35 members of B'nai B'rith performed clerical duties for the Dayton Police Department to allow Christian employees Christmas Day off. The volunteers, under Operation Brotherhood, have previously worked for the department on holidays.

Dayton, Ohio B'nai B'rith Dayton Operation Brotherhood

No Big Snow Storm This Weekend

Forecasts from the National Weather Service predict limited snow in New York with accumulations around three inches in most areas and no major storm. Early holiday traffic concerns focus on continued icy patches on the Thruway and caution for drivers as coastal Massachusetts and Rhode Island expect heavier snow.

Associated Press National Weather Service New York Fawcasters Weather Bureau New York State Thruway New England Massachusetts Rhode Island Great Lakes

King Hussein's Army and Guerrillas Clash in Jordan Hills

In West Jordan near Salt and Amman, King Hussein's forces engage Palestinian guerrillas for a second day. Both sides report casualties as fighting continues with mortar and artillery fire despite peace efforts. The government claims overrun heights, while guerrilla sources cite heavy clashes and ongoing battles.

Beirut Lebanon Hussein West Jordan Salt Amman Action Friy

Olathe Sends 7 GIs Home From Vietnam for Christmas

Seven Olathe servicemen returned home for Christmas after a local fundraising drive raised about 4400 dollars. A private jet landed at Kansas City Municipal Airport on Christmas Day with families greeting the men, two hours behind schedule.

Kansas City Vietnam Olathe Kan Kansas City Municipal Harry Welch Mea

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