Nixon Plans Quiet Day as Truman Mourned
President Nixon observed a solemn day at the White House as the nation mourned former President Harry S Truman. He visited Independence Missouri to lay a wreath on Truman's casket and met with the widow and family. The White House announced Blair House would host Truman’s family for the January 5 National Cathedral memorial. The president proclaimed a day of mourning and government offices closed.
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Fairchild Air Force Men Missing As Bombing Resumes
Four Fairchild Air Force Base airmen are missing or captured after B52 missions over North Vietnam. Capt. Lynn Richard Beens is reported captured, while Lt. Col James Yanagihara, Maj. Edward H. Johnson, and Capt. Robert R. Lynn are listed as missing. The men were part of B52 crews shot down in recent weeks.
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Helicopter Logging Plan Proposed Near Deadwood Reservoir
Lowman District ranger C Eugene Brock proposed harvesting 22 million board feet of lumber by helicopter near Deadwood Reservoir with choppers into the reservoir. The plan aims to lift timber by heli and the Middle Fork of the Payette River, with an additional four to six million board feet to be removed by conventional methods. Comments from environmentalists timber officials livestock men and officials will shape the environmental analysis for submission to the Commission on Environmental Quality.
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Managua Quake Aftermath Tightens Curfew and Cleanup
National Guard seals downtown Managua to bar return to burning earthquake zone as bulldozers cover decomposed bodies. Looting noted, residents exposed to contaminated water, while US Army hospitals treat quake victims amid typhoid inoculations and a dusk to dawn curfew under Gen. Anastasio Somoza.
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EPA to require noise labels on household appliances
The EPA will issue rules under the Noise Control Act to label noise emission levels in decibels on appliances or their packaging. Guidance ranges 0-60 dB safe, 60-70 dB slight annoyance, 70-80 dB potential hearing damage with long exposure, 80 dB+ loudest at home.
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Hitler's Car Up For Grabs in Scottsdale Auction
Adolf Hitler’s personal property linked items head to sale in Scottsdale Arizona with an asking price near two million dollars. The auction highlights a controversial relic from the Nazi era drawing international attention and debate.
Don't Pop Cork Warns Eye Doc At New York Event
New York eye specialist Dr Herbert L Gould warned revelers about flying champagne corks causing eye or facial injuries. A Champagne Producers spokesman advised opening with cork held and bottle rotated. A car of Rommel and Hitler era vehicles will be auctioned January 6 at the Safari Hotel by Kruse Classic Auctions with prices starting above $50,000.
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