Offensive drives on Long Cheng as Saigon base falls
Refugees stream from Long Cheng after a North Vietnamese assault on the CIA base and Laotian government forces. Officials say about 10,000 North Vietnamese troops took part in the three day drive, with heavy artillery and antiaircraft fire shaping the battle and air losses on both sides.
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Economic Advisers Forecast Temporary Rise in Living Costs
U S economists warn the nation should expect a temporary surge in the cost of living as the wage price and rent freeze ends. CPI data for December will show the extent of inflation acceleration with experts noting the rise could be moderated by policy and reform efforts in the coming months.
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Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Labor
James D. Hodgson
The
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Council
Treasury
John B. Ceonnally
Pay Board and Price Commission
Indiana Road Crashes Claim More Lives
Five traffic deaths on Wednesday raise Indiana 1971 highway toll to at least 1,561 with several teens among the victims. Bonnie Trapp, 16, of Seymour, died when her car left a curve on Indiana 258 and struck a utility pole. Beverly Bennett, 13, Seymour, and others were injured. Jane Homoky, 43, Hobart, died from Sunday crash injuries at Valparaiso. Peggy Jones, 15, Monroe City, Leo N. Smith, 58, Velpen, Eldon Decker, 49, Peru, and Lewis Lind, 56, Brooklyn, also died in various crashes or related incidents.
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Seymour
Miss Trapp
Indiana 258
Jackson County
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Beverly Bennett
Jane Homoky
Hobart
Porter County Memorial Hospital
Valparaiso
Indiana 49
Rosanne
Peggy Jones
Monroe City
Indiana 61
Knox County
Leo N. Smith
Velpen
Huntingburg
Pike County
Eldon Decker
Peru
Indianapolis
Lewis Lind
Brooklyn
Mooresville
Morgan County
Marion man given life in murder of 14 year old
James Fuller, 28, of Marion, was sentenced to life in prison for the second degree murder of Deana Decker, 14, and the death of Rex Plummer, 21, found shot in a lover’s lane near Marion. Fuller pleaded guilty to Decker’s death.
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James Fuller
Marion
Deana Decker
Miss Decker
Rex Plummer
Here
Fuller
Trucker Fuel Tax Permit Rules Tightened
Indiana police warn truck owners operators about mandatory Motor Fuel Road Tax permits for three axle and larger vehicles. Since 1971 law changes new fines of at least 25 dollars apply. permits cost 5 dollars and renew before April 1 each year. Obtain from Department of Revenue or contact state police posts for details.
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Robert K. Konkle
General Assembly
Konkle
Konkle Solk
Department of Revenue
Indianapolis
Indiana
State Police Probe of School Burglars
Spencer Indiana state police say an all-out effort is underway to capture a group that has broken into at least five schools in Clay Owen and Putnam counties in two weeks. Owen Valley High School suffered extensive damage and a $40 cash loss after the latest break in. The same group is suspected in prior breaks at Van Buren and Greencastle high schools and the Reelsville elementary school.
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Clay
Owen
Putnam Counties
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Ralph Shumaker
Putnamville
Owen Valley
Nsame
van Buren
Greencastle
Reelsville
Reader letter rails at government power and media control
Dr. Fred W. Dierdorf argues in a Tribune reader letter that government wage and price controls threaten press freedom and labor rights. He notes Cronkhite, Stanton, and Meany warn of government overreach while advocating socialized medicine and closed unions. He warns that government control of medicine and economics risks media and labor suppression.
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Walter Cronkhite
Frank Stanton
CBS
Congressional Committee
George Meany
Fred W. Dierdorf
M.D
South 23Rd Street
Embezzlement Ties to Woman's Death in Illinois
EAST ST. LOUIS Ill AP a 31 year old woman Helen Norwood was found shot to death at her home Her mother discovered a note indicating she embezzled more than 41000 from the First National Bank where she worked as a teller since 1963 The note blamed financial setbacks from a dress shop venture and described a plan to end it all rather than face ruin
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East ST. Louis, Ill
First National Bank
William E. Dyer
Helen Norwood
Clothe A Child Campaign Seeks 3000 More Dollars
Gene Vaughn president of the Noon Optimist Club says 3000 more dollars are needed to reach the 10000 goal for Clothe A Child. 639 children are named for clothing with an estimated 26 dollars per child. Children will be outfitted Friday at St Joseph's School and Schultz Department Store after an 8 am assembly.
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Noon Optimist Club
Vaughn
Optimist
Tule
St. Joseph's School
S. Fifth St
Schultz Department Store
John Kesler
Lee Fields
Santa Claus
Schiphol Airport Built on Battle Site of 1573 Naval Clash
Holland's Schiphol Airport sits on land reclaimed from the sea and is the only air terminal built on the site of a historic naval battle where Spanish ships defeated a Dutch fleet in 1573.
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Schiphol
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