Inquiry Begins In Student Deaths At Southern U
Louisiana officials launch a full scale probe into last Thursday’s fatal shooting at Southern University in Baton Rouge as Gov. Edwards orders scrutiny of campus protests. Attorney General William Guste assigns two assistants to supervise the inquiry while university administrators move to discipline faculty and students linked to the unrest.
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Peron Seizes Initiative in Charting Argentine Election
In Argentina Juan D. Peron, after 17 years, asserts political control as elections approach. He meets major parties and mobilizes thousands of supporters while the military government warns against unrest. Peron aims to shape the March 1 vote and potential negotiations with the junta.
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Mine Worker Election Result Due Dec 20
Officials from the U S Labor Department expect to announce winners of the court ordered United Mine Workers union election by December 20 twelve days after balloting ends. The race for president features incumbent Tony Hoyle against reform member Arnold Airey with about 205,000 eligible voters across mines and pension towns.
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Fire on carrier deck brought under control
A fire aboard a carrier off the coast of Vietnam was quickly contained after crews isolated the blaze on a deck. Navy officials said damage is being assessed and repairs will be handled by the ship's personnel as the incident is investigated.
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Irish Rebels Call For Wave Of Protest In U S
Belfast reports say Irish Republican Army leaders urge protests in the United States as violence escalates in Northern Ireland. The conflict has raised the fatality toll and prompted government efforts to curb militant activity amid claims of external support for the rebels.
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Gambler Survives River of No Return Splash
A gambler fell into the Middle Fork of the Salmon River while retrieving a paddle and was dunked, planned to resume a hunting trip, and faces ongoing river crossing risks. The incident occurred during a solo voyage with a guide and raises concerns about safety along the River of No Return.
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Soviet Delegate Seeks Progress in SALT Talks
Soviet deputy foreign minister Vladimir Semenov arrived for the second phase of the SALT talks and said Moscow will do its utmost to reach concrete results. He noted the American side is expected to approach the negotiations in a constructive, businesslike manner.
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Radar Guided Bombs Used By U S B52s
United States B52 bombers used radar guided bombs against North and South Vietnam. Reports describe heavy fighting near Quang Tri and coastal areas, with shelling and air clashes across several provinces. Casualties from attacks on Saigon to Mekong Delta districts are cited by military sources and Radio Hanoi claims of downed jets are noted.
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China Behind Two Years In Dues To U N
United Nations notes that the Nationalist regime owed 166 million dollars in dues when ousted. The General Assembly debated whether nonpayment by China should affect voting while the U N committee considers the financial delinquency and potential penalties.
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Truman resisted renomination to avoid party split says daughter
Life magazine excerpts reveal former President Truman’s reluctance to accept the 1952 Democratic nomination. He feared Nimble foes and noted in a letter ten days before the convention that “they are plotting against your dad.” His daughter recounts that Vice President Truman’s stance hardened after a phone warning from NeVesell about party division.
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Nomination Talk on Roosevelt Health Sparks Democratic Debate
A South Carolina governor and other Democrats clash over FDR’s health and a possible renomination. The piece notes Byrnes pushing for the nomination while others oppose, as Roosevelt signals caution and Truman’s status as VP is discussed amid party unity tensions.
Stock Market In Search Of New Direction
New York reports show mixed trading as the market drifts for direction. The Dow Jones average edged lower with a small decline, while NYSE issues saw more advances than declines as investors pause after recent gains.
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Life’s End and Daily Roses in Human Nature
A reflective meditation contrasts a prayer for knowing one’s end with Dale Carnegie’s warning that people often postpone living. The quotes urge embracing present joy rather than chasing distant perfection.
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Billy Holiday Story Tops Sixth Annual Entertainment Awards
LAS ANGELES AP The Tay Sings the Blues film led the sixth annual presentation by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Diana Ross Billy Holiday and Billingstars were celebrated as winners in film acting while Aretha Franklin and Bill Withers earned best singers honors. The Jackson Five Staples Singers and the She arames won top groups and Amazing Grace was named best gospel album. Don’t Bother Me I Can Cope received nine legitimate theater awards.
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Thanksgiving Traffic Death Estimate
The Safety Council in Chicago estimates 520 to 640 people may die in traffic accidents during the 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday. Between 26,000 and 30,000 may suffer disabling injuries. The 1971 weekend had 607 deaths.
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