Hotel fire kills three in Newark on busy thoroughfare
A four story hotel on Newark's main street was destroyed by a Friday night blaze killing three residents. Two victims were pinned under rubble on the third floor of the Lucerne Hotel and removed. a third was pulled from the second floor. Six others suffered minor injuries. Arson investigators were uncertain of start cause. Firefighters faced delays as three other fires in the city stretched resources.
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Newark
W.J. Firemann
Lucerne
Mt Simo
Newark Fremen
Caufield
Soviet warships spotted near Florida coast again
Four Soviet warships were sighted about 40 miles off Florida in the Gulf of Mexico during the Christmas weekend, marking a second such incursion this year. Cmdr. Brian Gray of the Atlantic Fleet said the task force, operating in international waters and out of Havana, included two guided missile destroyers, a replenishment tanker, and a diesel submarine. They remained offshore from December 23 to December 7 heading south, with U.S. surveillance by Navy, Air Force, and National Guard aircraft, and similar sightings previously noted in July.
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Norfolk, Va
Florida
Gulf of Exton
Navy
Brian Gray
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Gulf Coast
Ciiself
Apalachicala
Fla
Gray
Havana
Cuba
Atlantic Fleet
Gulf
Air Force
National Guard
Tee
U.S
Virginia
Noth Carolina
Gold Coast
Atlantic
Caribbean
US Navy
Gulf of Mexico
New reward boosted to aid capture of Hillside Strangler
In Los Angeles a restaurateur adds 508 dollars to a broad reward pool totaling about 140000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the Hillside Strangler. The County Board offered 100000 dollars with a deadline of midnight December 31 to claim it or allocate funds for women’s self defense classes.
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Los Angeles
Hillside
Tve
Taney
Alberto Barts
Samo
Hollywood
Los Angeles Eredt
County Board of Supervisors
Amy Carter Skiing At Rocky Mountain Resort During Vacation
Amy Carter, age 11, skis for the first time on an Intermediate slope at Keystone during a Rocky Mountain vacation. Secret Service agents struggle to keep pace as Carter, under close protection, makes strong snowplow turns and suffers a fall near cameras while appearing unsettled.
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Butte
Velo
Secret Service
Amy Carter
Amy
Secret
Hier
Mike Wells
Poland
Keystone
Howard
Ba" Callaway
Any
Carlow Ticks
Crunswick
Hicks
Congress Schedules Park Testimony Amid Influence Probe
Congress plans to subpoena Tongsun Park to testify over alleged South Korean influence buying. Rep. John Flynt denounces the agreement as a tacade to shield Park. Justice officials say Park must testify, while indictments may proceed if he withholds. Park’s testimony would proceed in U.S. courts after Seoul questions.
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Washington Cap
Hauge
S.south Keecsa
Tonatk
Caplick Hill
Congress
John.j. Flynt
Dga
House Ethion Committee
Park
Flynt
Leon Jaworski
South Korea
Department of Justice
Jaworski
Armerican
U.S
Cour
Justice Department
House
Toment Thoe Saya
Sawazaki
Park Vil
United States
Hichard T
Hanna, D-Calll
Keingler
Busknersman Hancho It
Seoul
Civiletti
Sald Park
ULS
Cambodia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Vietnam
Cambodia announced the severing of diplomatic relations with Vietnam after accusing Hanoi of a large invasion into Cambodian territory. President Khieu Samphan said Vietnam seeks to dominate Indochina, with divisions, tanks, and aircraft backing an assault that burned villages and struck civilians. Vietnam warned diplomats must leave by January 7 and air links would end.
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Bangkok
Thaikend
Cambodia
Vietnamt
Ptotling
Phnom Penh
Khieu Semphan
Radio Phnom Penh
Vietnam
Union of Indochina
Komen
Radio Phnom Pech
Viennr
Indochina
Saigon
Social Night Additions and Awards Highlight State Line Com Event
Social Hight Every Sat introduces new equipment and games with mee awards and a new time of 7:30. State Line Com and Central Arkansas organizers announce the schedule and venues for upcoming weekend activities.
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State Line
Shooting Match at Catoctin Fish and Gone Club
Shooting match reported for Saturday night at seven in Myersville Maryland at the Catoctin Fish and Gone Club. Competition rules specify no sleeves or scopes and list Ady as a participant.
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Catoctin Fish & Gone Club
Myersville
Six New Year's Day Prizes Dented by Fire Co. Mixup
Ambiguous note describes prizes and beef cutting mishap at Valley Fire Co event on New Year’s Day. Unclear names and times but mentions Hind, 1:3 PM Ast, and scattered items. Includes reference to Darpan and Ady with scattered phrases.
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2Raé
Valleyy Fire Co
Darpan
Mid, Ady
Federal grain inspectors threaten walkout over hazardous elevators
Washington officials disclosed that the Federal Grain Inspection Service may suspend operations at export elevators to protect inspectors after 12 fatalities in three recent explosions. The Farmers Export Co. elevator in Galveston, Texas, Westwego Louisiana, and Tupelo Mississippi incidents prompted warnings of a potential shutdown and highlighted reported hostility toward federal inspectors from elevator management.
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Washington
Federal Grain Inspecting Service
Veland Bartelt
Hartelt
Farmers Export Co
Dalveston
Tex
Westwego
Tupelo
Miss
Department of Agriculture
Af Herals
Jeter
James
Phelps
Ion
Galveston
David H. Ctalbart
The
Inspection Service
Farmens Export Fa
Federal Grain Inspection Service
Congress
Kinsan
D. Biehler
LE. Malone
Bichler
Malone
Apent
FGIS
Banned South African editor sought asylum in Lesotho
AP reports Donald Woods, a prominent anti apartheid editor, fled East London after being banished and reached Maseru, Lesotho, by hitchhiking about 590 miles. British High Commissioner Jim Moffatt confirmed Woods plans to seek asylum in Britain and said Woods’ wife and five children also reached Lesotho amid heavy rains. Woods, allied with activist Steve Biko, had faced a five year ban restricting him from leaving East London and from speaking to press.
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Maseru
Lesotho
Donald Woods
Ted Ns
Jim Medtalt
Woods
East Londo
Mittatt
Wood
Wendy
Lesatho
South Africa
Mot Fall
Quihing
Miles
Palestinians kidnap boy in Athens suburb amid ransom demand
In Athens Greece Palestinian captors abducted Debbyrar old son of a Lebanese businessman, Monah Zein, from outside his family home. Police say kidnappers telephoned Farouk Zein and demanded a one million dollar ransom. Authorities report the abduction occurred Friday night as the boy prayed outside the house.
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Athens
Greece
Vebanese
Monah Zein
Farouk Zein
New Year Shoots and Fire Company Fund Event
New Year’s Day shoot offers two big prizes including a 3s hog and a Mi beef cut plus Ady steaks loins and bacon. No sleeves or altered barrels. The Potomac Valley Fire Co will belt Saturday morning 8 AM with a New Year’s Eve dance and party 9:30 PM to 1 AM. Music by Comin On Country. Free drinks and pals, $15.06 per couple. Members and guests.
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Rod & Gun
Ares
Potomac Valley Fire Co
SMI
Red Gun OC
Ady
Maryland Numbers Game draws winning daily lottery number
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland Numbers Game daily lottery drawing produced the winning number 207 on Friday. The Pittsburgh AP note also mentions the Friday Pennsylvania Daily Lottery drawing results BES.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pittsburgh
BES
Daily Mail publication details and pricing notes
The fragment outlines the Daily Mail as established in 1644 with limited telegraphic listings and holiday publication days. It includes pricing references and mentions Associated Press content, with scattered abbreviations and garbled names indicating newspaper distribution and revenue notes.
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Padle
Tongsun Park
R. Oinetti
Albereee
Korea
George Town Club
Hanna
Kim
Paul R. Michel
Viets
S. Africa
Moffatt
Britain
Moffat
Afr. Woods
Words
Steve Big
East London
Daily Dispatch
Lebanon
Routzahn’s
Daily Mail
Seaway
Secor Ponta Wagerstows
Associated Wressle
Coe
RepeBic
Gladhill Furniture Co
Middletown, Md
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