US planes return near Hanoi amid fresh Vietnam raids
US aircraft reach Hanoi area while Saigon reports damaged Ha Gia oil dump. Communist MIGs intercept but no dogfights occur. Casualties rise as raids extend across Dien Bien Phu style fronts. US divisions expected to bolster forces before year end ceasefire. Cuban premier Castro claims 116 Communists killed in three days of fighting. American air cavalry pursues a Communist battalion in the Central Highlands with heavy losses on both sides.
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Nice
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Airliner Crash in Fog Kills 17 on Miami Holiday Flight
A chartered Colombian airliner carrying 60 people crashed during approach at El Dorado Airport in thick fog. Seventeen dead, including four Americans from Fort Lauderdale. Ten injured, most seriously, with thirty three unharmed survivors. The Powell family members and other U.S. passengers identified among the victims and injured.
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Lily
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Orlando
Obituary for Clarence Niekamp
Clarence Niekamp, 48, died Sunday at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital Dayton Ohio. He formerly worked in the Rational Cash Register section. Survived by relatives in Greenville and Dayton. Funeral arrangements pending at Cantinestal Funeral Home.
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Dayton
Ohio
Self-help group to meet weekly in city church room
Recovery Inc., a self-help group for former mental patients and the chronically nervous, will meet every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help on S. Miller Rd at 2nd St in Room 10. The national body offers recovery techniques of self management to help nervous individuals. Interested parties are invited to attend.
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Recovery Inc
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
S. Miller Rd
2Nd St
Four American women fly to North Vietnam to observe war damage
Four American women oppose U S Vietnam policy flew from Moscow to Peking and on to Hanoi to visit war sites and meet Ho Chi Minh. They travel as guests of the Womens Union of North Vietnam and plan to interview captured pilots, record conditions, and relay messages home.
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Ho Chi Minh
Womens Union of
Peking
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Ithaca
N.Y
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Cape Cod
Mass
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New York City
Diane Bevel
Chicago
Griffiths
U.S
Sheremetie
Peace activists plan trip amid Vietnam war coverage
United Press International notes stock market activity with Dow Jones at 798.82 and overall declines. Amid this, reports quote a North Vietnamese Women's Union invitation to American peace groups. a mission trip is postponed due to US bombings near Hanoi and Haiphong as a sister questions press freedom and cites a Pvt. Dennis Mora case at Ft. Hood.
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Tex
Vietnam
Smith bids to settle Rhodesia crisis with royal commission proposal
Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith has proposed to Australia and Britain a royal commission to sample Rhodesian public opinion on constitutional terms acceptable to all. Officials said Holt and Holyoake may nominate members for the commission to ease a settlement before United Nations sanctions take effect.
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Australia
UPI
Ian Smith
United Nations
Smith
Harold Holt
New Zealand
Minis
Keith Holyoake
Salisbury
Holt
Holyoake
Britain
Burglar Suspect Bound Over For Trial In Goodyear Break-In
Tempe youth Edgar Delaney Orr II, 19, is bound over to Superior Court for burglary after Scottsdale police found a broken rear window at the Goodyear store located on Old Scottsdale Road near 1215 N on December 8. Orr was held to answer by Justice Harold Holcomb.
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Scottsdale Rd
Edgar Delaney
Orr II
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Orr
Scottsdale
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