Dayton-Portsmouth Foundry Plans New Drum Molding Line
Dayton-Portsmouth Foundry announces a new brake drum molding line and air pollution equipment at its Upper Charles Street plant. Phil Cole says operations begin by January 1974, adding 35 jobs and a 33 percent rise in productivity.
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Dayton-Portsmouth Foundry
Dayton- Portsmouth Foundry
Charles St
Phil Cole
Dayton-Walther Corp
Dayton
Rotary Club
Elks City Club
Cole
Dayton-Portsmouth
Dayton-Walther
United States
Heaviest Hanoi Haiphong air strike costs 31 million
U S planes hit Hanoi Haiphong area in a major night attack. Two B52 bombers and an F111 fighter-bomber were lost, eight airmen missing, seven rescued in Thailand. Hanoi claimed several fliers captured and civilians killed or wounded.
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Hanoi
George Esper
Saigon
U.S
Haiphong
United States
Thailand
North Vietnam
Nixon
Man Gives Wife a Boa Constrictor as Christmas Gift
Michael Willis a Times driver, buys a calm seven foot boa constrictor for his wife Debbie Massie of National Life Insurance Portsmouth office as a Christmas present. The couple plans a warm humid home and parrot cage replacement. The snake, named Killer, will be cared for by the Willis family despite quips from coworkers.
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Everette FE
Parker
Michael Willis
Willis
the Times
American Ambulance Service
Debbie Massie
Portsmouth
National Life & Accident Insurance Co
Willises
Times Mail Room
Truman in serious condition as kidneys stay near failure
Kansas City AP report says Harry S. Truman's kidneys are less than 10 percent effective and his heart remains erratic. The 88-year-old former president is semiconscious but alert enough to speak a few words and is not in pain.
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Kansas City, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Research Hospital
John Dreves
Dreves
Apollo 17 returns from lunar mission to Earth
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans splash down in the Pacific 400 miles southeast of Samoa at 2 24 p m EST aboard America after a Taurus Littrow moon voyage that began December 7 from Cape Kennedy. The mission ends a 25 billion dollar program and marks Schmitt the first American scientist in space.
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Paul Recer
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Eugene A. Cernan
Harrison H. Schmitt
Ronald E. Evans
Pacific Ocean
Samoa
Ing
Ticonderoga
America
Space
Mission Control
Schmitt
Cernan
Solar System
Taurus- Littrow
Moor
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Kinney Spring Closure Continues in Portsmouth
Portsmouth residents wait for Kinney Spring reopening after March 2 shutdown by the Health Department following routine tests showing dangerous bacteria levels. Local officials have not announced a reopening date.
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Portsmouth
Kinney Spring
Portsmouth Health Department
Girls Reach Santa Via GPO In New York Post Office
A 7 year old girl from Northern Ireland and another from the Irish Republic email Santa through New York's General Post Office. Elyse Feldman, a New York high school teacher, collects letters for a party to match gifts. A letter from Anna Maree McIvor and another from Ethna Joyce show families seeking help. The letters, normally stored in a North Pole bin, are distributed to donors and groups.
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Marc Charney
NEW York
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Santa Claus
Santa
Elyse Feldman
Anna Maree McIvor
Upper Mullan Bridge
Cookstown
County Tyrone
Ethna Joyce
Clifeen
Galway City
North Pole
Arate
General Post Office
U.S. Postal Service
Miss Feldman
Manhattan
Nixon resumes intensified bombing to reframe talks
President Nixon ordered renewed heavy bombing of North Vietnam signaling a reversal of peace momentum. The White House stated the talks remain wide open, but bombing will continue north of the city and along the border as US policy shifts.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
North Vietnam
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
Nixon shifts bombing limits in Vietnam as talks stall
An AP analysis recounts Nixon ordering mining and rail disruption from China to be limited to areas near the 20th parallel after secret Kissinger Tho talks progress, moving U S position back to May rhetoric.
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North Vietnam
Nixon
China
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Yule Bonus To Equal Half Month's Pay
Portsmouth City Council plans a special session at 7 30 tonight to consider a Christmas bonus for city employees equal to half a month’s pay under the 1970 schedule. Excludes elected officials and avoids a $150 across the board proposal due to wage rules.
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Portsmouth
Ohio liquor panel gains power to seize obscene material
Supreme Court orders a Cleveland three judge panel to review a ruling that Ohio agents cannot seize liquor store material without a court finding obscenity. The case follows a 1969 Cleveland deli raid and the state seeking broader seizure authority.
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Ohio
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Cleveland
State of
High Court
Cleveland Delecatessen
CDC reports 44 percent drop in rubella cases this year
The National Center for Disease Control says rubella cases fell 44 percent from last year, with 21,424 cases reported in the first 39 weeks of the year. The CDC credits a five year vaccination campaign begun in 1969 and notes 25 rubella birth defects this year, down from 42 last year.
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Atlanta, Ga
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
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