Vast North Vietnam raid pummels targets around the clock
An armada of 450 American bombers struck antiaircraft defenses and supply depots in North Vietnam, signaling a third straight day of heavy raids. Informants warn of ongoing operations as U.S. command notes limited duration.
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Texturized fabrics offer durable, rich looking weaves
The Thimble at Holiday Actés Shopping Center promotes texturized yarns and fabrics with durable surfaces and nubby textures suited for elegant sewing. Staff assist with supplies. Store hours are Fri 10 AM 9 PM and Sat 7 AM 6 PM. Wishing customers a healthy new year. Instructions include tips to sharpen machine needles with sandpaper.
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U S escalation of air war in Vietnam deepens
An Anndcated Press report from Saigon describes intensified U S air attacks on North Vietnam to cut the Ho Chi Minh trail through Laos and South Vietnam. North Vietnamese responses rise with MIG jets harassing American planes as Washington vows a massive strike to pressure Hanoi while avoiding full scale bombing of the North.
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Mission Resident Leaves $300000 Fortune
San Francisco AP report on Mamillan a shy ex stock exchange worker who spent years at a Brethren in Christ Mission leaving 3360,000. Bequests include 3100,000 to the Life Ling Mission in San Francisco and 9110,000 to Messiah College in Grant ham Pa. He also left $1,000 to over a dozen friends. He died April 4 at age 89 after living in a convalescent home since 1989.
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American among dead in Korean hotel fire
An American, George W. Goodwin, 48, is named among 157 victims of a Christmas Eve fire at the Taeyonkak Hotel near Osan Air Base. Officials say 208 guests and 233 employees were registered at the 22 story hotel, with many bodies burned beyond recognition and identification still incomplete.
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Italy Elects Giovanni Leone as New President
Giovanni Leone, 63, a Neapolitan Christian Democrat, elected by Parliament after 35 days of voting amid protests and bitter party clashes. The center and left partners in government split over the presidential election, signaling possible end to eight years of center-left rule and a protracted path to coalition renewal.
Army May Drop Narcotics Tests For Officers In Vietnam
In Saigon an Army spokesman noted possible changes to the antidrug program. Regular urine analyses may be dropped for officers while unit tests and spot checks could be emphasized. The policy shift targets reducing narcotics use among enlisted ranks. Pentagon figures show over half a million servicemen have undergone urinalyses since testing began last June in Vietnam era.
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Chairman Mao Birthday Flight May Crash In Peru
AP reports from Lima and Tokyo indicate Mao Tse-tung celebrated his birthday while a Peru bound airliner carrying 92 passengers including five Americans disappeared after leaving Lima for Iquitos. No final decision on rescue or status has been confirmed as search teams monitor health and safety checks.
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Stock market gains on hopes for 1972 policies
New York prices rose in brisk trade as the Dow Jones average of 30 climbed about 1.8 points to 82.98 near 10 30 a.m. Gains led by Goodyear and Texaco amid optimistic Nixon administration forecasts for the economy and lingering effects of a new international monetary settlement. General Motors and Bethlehem Steel slipped slightly while American Smelting and Faberge posted mixed moves. The Big Board reported tape two minutes late.
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