Reds Down 3 U.S. Aircraft in Vietnam
North Vietnamese forces shot down a U.S. helicopter in the Central Highlands and a U.S. Phantom was downed over Laos. The helicopter crew lost an observer, the pilot suffered a broken leg, and all four Phantom crewmen were rescued. A U.S. Loach helicopter was also damaged with injuries reported to its crew. Twenty miles north of Pleiku, base strikes followed by B52 raids continued for a fifth straight day as U.S. analysts warned of a possible Communist offensive before Nixon’s China trip.
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U S Forces Begin Pullout From Vietnam Hue Area
American units in South Vietnam begin withdrawal from the Hue region. Last Airborne Division down to two brigades and half a brigade remain in place. Infantry, aviation, artillery and HQ units in Quang Tri and Tha Tien stand down as forces are reduced to 158000 by February.
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Hijacker aboard jet lands after Denver jump
An unknown hijacker seized a jet, threatened to blow it up with wired detonators, then bailed out near Denver after the craft landed. Flight crew, including Don Burkhard and Trudi Hunt, reported the hijacker as about 25, and the plane touched down safely with passengers unharmed. The man, whose name and age were not released, was believed injured and hospitalized, while the crew prepared to continue to San Vegas.
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Connally urges business cooperation amid inflation talk
At a Chamber of Commerce convention Connally criticized wage and price controls and called private industry to invest more, noting no capital spending rise last year. He urged less complaint and more cooperation while citing inflation pressures and tax credits, with Grayson and others adding market-growth themes.
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Demo Charges Pullout Delayed
Washington reports a Democratic spokesman accused President Nixon of delaying the Vietnam troop withdrawal, saying 20,000 American lives have been lost. Sen. Frank Church, on national TV, urged replacement of Nixon, arguing the war is senseless and the pullout could have been completed sooner, not over four years. He warned more pilots will die and more Americans will be harmed if a Democratic president is not elected.
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Ring Uncovers Major Car Theft Syndicate Exposed
FBI says a Georgia and Minnesota linked ring stole 1000 late model luxury cars over two years. About 58 alleged members detained, 28 in New York, others along the East Coast. Purchasers paid 2600 per car with 1000 down and 1500 on delivery. Hoover calls it one of the largest cases. Grand jury in Brooklyn indicted 70, including a teacher, policeman, fireman, and others.
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