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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
14
Washington AP details the Price Commission rent rules in Q and A form. Questions cover caps, possible increases, base rent calculations, effective dates, notice requirements, and how different lease types are treated.
Families across the United States heard that 18 American servicemen were alive and held by the Viet Cong in South Vietnam. The announcements followed updated lists from the Committee of Liaison With Families of Servicemen Detained in North Vietnam.
President Nixon aims for 1972 progress including China normalization, Moscow talks on nuclear limits, and Vietnam settlement. He seeks to reduce Vietnam forces, ease NATO balance, and push Arab-Israel cease-fire while expanding U.S. trade and alliance diplomacy.
Havana dispatch assesses Fidel Castro's 13 year rule since January 1959 noting social gains such as guaranteed jobs free health care and universal schooling alongside tightened political indoctrination and limited political freedoms. It describes housing rents low wages a growing black market and widespread public services while highlighting limited personal mobility and eventual erosion of living standards.
President Nixon clears the way for employers to begin retroactive pay raises for workers with frozen wages and allows landlords to raise some rents starting December 29 under Price Commission rules. Outcomes remain uncertain for workers and renters in the coming weeks.
Chicago businessman Roger Leyden markets the Kord Kontrol a corded security device that triggers a battery alarm when pulled or severed. Dealers report reduced theft and many stores now employ security directors and dedicated departments amid rising shoplifting concerns.
Rev. William F. Rose 52, veteran religion writer for the Oakland Tribune, collapsed and died at his desk on Monday. An ordained Baptist minister, he had been a journalist since 1954.
AP reports seven U.S. soldiers were killed in action last week in Vietnam with 14 wounded. Nonhostile deaths brought total U.S. losses to 15 that week, amid a continuing decline in troop strength to 162,500. South Vietnamese losses reached 405 killed and 723 wounded as overall allied casualties near 998.
U S air attacks in North Vietnam drew nearer to Hanoi with a radar site 73 miles from the capital hit by an escort mission, and another strike 82 miles away. B52s bombed eastern Cambodia near Highway 7 as Cambodian forces report a victory at Peam Chhkork. In Laos, Long Cheng evacuees fled after a raid on the Meo base near the Plain of Jars. A 72-hour Viet Cong cease-fire for Christmas is set to begin. 515 prisoners to be released or granted amnesty on Christmas Day.
Wendell Bever 54 a National Wildlife Federation field representative for the eight state south central region died Wednesday. Bever was a former director of the Oklahoma Wildlife Department.
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