Castro to seek hijack pact only not improve ties
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro said Cuba will seriously pursue a solution with the United States on airline hijackers but will not seek broader rapprochement. He demanded the U S blockade be lifted unconditionally and dismissed Nixon’s stance, noting no talks with the blockaders while Allende’s farewell rally unfolded in Havana.
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Newburgh Policeman Pleads Guilty to Misconduct
White Plains New York 12th Newburgh officer Jepthah Daniel 53 pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence the least of three charges in a Lower Hudson Valley force scandal. He admitted lying about a pistol on a 1970 drug arrest and stealing 1500 dollars from the suspect. sentencing set for Jan 3 with 11 others pending. former Chief Humbert Capelli among those still facing trial.
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Gunmen fire on helicopter near Belfast bar
A UPI report says gunmen fired near a British army helicopter in Belfast while it hovered near an Ulster bar. One man aboard the helicopter was wounded and another died, with a military spokesman then reporting the incident in the Irish Republic.
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Miller widens UMW lead in presidency count
UPI reports Arnold R. Miller widened his lead over incumbent Tony Boyle as UMW official counts passed one third. Labor Department tallies show Miller 28,776 to Boyle 25,207. Miller held 54.1 percent. Observer totals at 57,460 counted of an estimated 150,000 cast gave Miller 31,345 to Boyle 26,145, a 4.5 point margin per Miller supporters.
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Lower transatlantic air fares in prospect after rate clash
Geneva AP reports IATA says scheduled U S Europe flights can set own fares in open competition from February 1 after five months of failed price fixes. Airlines split: American lines seek higher fares to offset charters. Europeans push lower fares to fill big jets. Authorities must approve new rates. talks may not yield unified fares before next summer. Knut Hammarskjold blames governments for missing floor prices for charters.
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