Team Pulls Pair from N. Vietnam
A U S Air Force rescue team faced heavy antiaircraft fire and overcast skies to extract two downed American fliers from North Vietnam. Ground troops with dogs closed in after a 40 hour pursuit, an Air Force spokesman said, as battlefield activity dipped to its lowest in two months with no evidence of North Vietnamese withdrawal in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Air Force
Argon Command
South Vietnam
U.S
Panhandle
Norbert J. Maier
Avalon
Kenneth D. Thaete
Wendell
Idaho
Thailand
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Kan
Thanh Hoa
Thaete
Appeal Planned In Brewster Conviction
Lawyers for former Maryland Senator Daniel Brewster say they will appeal his conviction for accepting 14 500 from a Spiegel Inc lobbyist to influence postal legislation votes. The lobbyist Cyrus Anderson was found guilty on three counts. Spiegel Inc. paid two unlawful gratuities totaling 20 000. Brewster faces up to two years and 10 000 fine per count. Anderson up to 15 years and 20 000 per count.
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Washington
Maryland
Daniel B. Brewster
U.S. District Court
Brewster
Cyrus T. Anderson
Spiegel Inc
Spiegel
Seth Brewster
Anderson
Norman P. Ramsey
Senate
Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Region
National Weather Service map indicates river stage 17.3 feet steady. Local conditions record yesterday high 38 and low 34 with no precipitation. Forecast calls for light snow tonight may add up to one inch, ending snow tomorrow with continued cloudiness and cold. Indiana expects light snow tonight, possible one inch, with lows near 30 and highs in the mid 30s. Illinois reports occasional snow tonight, lows around 30, highs in the 30s. Precipitation chances: 70 percent tonight, 50 percent Sunday. Street temps 6 am 32, 2 pm 41, sunrise 7:38 am, sunset 5:30 pm.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Insurance Ties In Murder Case In St Louis Ring
Police link Victor G Null death to a nationwide stolen car ring centered on Ronald Calvert who ran a used car firm. James Calvert held large life insurance on Null, with a second policy naming him beneficiary. FBI broke up the ring in 1971. Midden received probation and a fine for conspiracy. Jack Edwards was shot at the firm’s lot in a separate incident.
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East ST. Louis, Ill
UPI
Victor G. Null
Ronald Calvert
James Calvert
Null
New York
East
St. Louis
FBI
Henry C. Midden
Midden
Jack Edwards
Calvert and
Donald Deal Deal
Million Damages Sought in Youngstown Meadow Sewer Suit
The Brassie family and others sue Vigo Superior Court and City of Terre Haute for more than 1 million dollars in actual and punitive damages over a defective sewer system in Youngstown Meadow. The suit accuses the city and related entities of flooding with raw sewage, polluting a pond, and unlawfully collecting sewer charges since 1971. It seeks class action relief to stop charges and void an All Development agreement on sewer construction.
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Youngstown Meadow Subdivision
Vigo
Terre Haute
Philip W
Maribelle Brassie
Southside
Vigo County Board of Health
Indiana State Board of Health
Honey Creek Utility Company
Inec
All Development, Inc
Robert H. Meyers
Youngstown Meadow
Robert H. Meyers Building
Supples, Inc
Myrl O. Wilkinson
Youngstown Meadows
Brassie
City of
Honey Creek Township
Wife of NI politician assaulted in Donaghmore attack
Anita Currie 30 wife of SDLP member Austin Currie says two men burst into their home near Donaghmore and beat her unconscious before carving UVF initials on her breast. She described the attack and her injuries as she awaited further details.
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Anita Currie
Estelle
Caitriona
Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Donaghmore
Austin
Irish Republic
Currie
Catholic
Social Democratic and Labor Party
SDLP
Total U.S. Recording Sales Reach 1971 High
Total U.S. recording industry sales for disc recordings and tape recordings rose to 1.744 billion dollars in 1971, up from 1.66 billion dollars the previous year.
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U.S
Peron Makes First Public Appearance After Exile Return
Former Argentine President Juan D. Peron appeared from a balcony in Vicente Lopez after a guarded move from an airport hotel. He spoke briefly to newsmen before rest at the 1065 Gaspar Campos Street home, as 30,000 troops were deployed to secure the city amid plans for a possible Peronist rally and ongoing government bans on open-air gatherings.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Hector J. Campora
Isabel
Vicente Lopez
Gaspar Campos
Justicialista Party
Three-Pronged Effort at Peace
European and American negotiators launch three tracks toward peace disarmament and stability in Europe. Minister talks in the Hague and Geneva aim at security and economic issues with the United States Soviet Union and Western allies. A Helsinki meeting will examine whether to hold a wider security and cooperation conference.
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Brussels
Europe
Geneva
U.S
Soviet
West Germany
Soviet Union
Helsinki
United States
Canada
France
Kissinger To Lead New Round Of Vietnam Talks In Paris
President Nixon's adviser Henry Kissinger will head a fresh series of Vietnam peace talks in Paris starting Monday. Kissinger departs for Paris Sunday to meet Hanoi's Le Duc Tho. White House aides caution the sessions may stretch for several days or longer.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
White House
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Due Tho
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
South
Edwards Says Officers May Have Fired Buckshot At Southern
Gov Edwin Edwards suggested law officers might have fired buckshot instead of tear gas at Southern University during campus unrest that left two black men dead Autopsies showed buckshot wounds to the head Officials maintained only tear gas cartridges were used Edwards ordered 500 National Guard troops to campus and the school closed pending reopening after Thanksgiving
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Southern University
Edwards
Denver Smith
New Roads
East Baton Rouge Parish
Hypolite Landry
National Guard
Southern
New Orleans
G. Leon Netterville
Emmett Bashful
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Jacok Silvers
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