Nixon's Ultimatum Triggers North Viet Nam Rebuke
North Viet Nam rejects what it calls a U.S. insolent ultimatum to sign a peace accord or face continued bombardment. Hanoi blames Washington for delaying a just peace as Paris talks stall. The Communists walk out of the talks amid renewed bombing protests and warnings over recognizing South Vietnam as a separate state.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Nixon
White House
Pentagon
United States
Hanoi
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Vietnam
Thieu
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
Presidential
Washington
South Vietnam
Arate
Heyward Isham
Officials seek cause of two jet crash at O'Hare
Federal investigators probe the collision between a Delta Convair 880 and a North Central jet at O'Hare. Nine aboard the North Central flight were killed while 45 on the North Central plane were aboard when it clipped the Delta as it crossed a runway during takeoff. Investigators seized cockpit and tower tapes as two air controllers faced suspension.
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Chicago
O’hare International
Delta
Neal Callahan
Federal Aviation Administration
North Central Airlines
North Central
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Atlanta
National Transportation Safety Board
Callahan
Skull believed found as Bormann remains may be identified
Frankfurt prosecutor Joachim Richter, involved since 1965, says one of two Berlin skulls likely belongs to Martin Bormann. Teeth show possible cyanide capsule fragments. identification not yet confirmed. If confirmed, the other skull may be Ludwig Stumpfegger, Hitler's bunker doctor. Remains were found December 8 near Lehrter freight yards in Berlin after Axmann's 1945 claim.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Martin Bormann
Berlin
Hitler
Joachim Richter
Richter
Bormann
Joseph Goebbels
Hermann Goering
Heinrich Himmler
Eva Braun
Ludwig Stumpfegger
Magda Goebbels
Lehrter
Arthur Axmann
Stumpfegger
Incentive to work crippled by rules
A Congressional study finds welfare work incentives severely reduced by complex rules. Regulations in 13 aid programs scale down or eliminate benefits as income rises, so a 500 dollar monthly job may add only 50 dollars in disposable income for a New Jersey unemployed father with three dependents.
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Washington
New Jersey
Quake predicted for San Francisco by aging seer
Rueben Greenspan, backed by Stanford researchers, claims an epic 7.4 Richter quake will strike San Francisco on January 4, 1973, during a solar eclipse. Dr. William Kautz from SRI tests the theory, estimating a near term report in two weeks. Greenspan vows to be in the hills above the city awaiting the foretold disaster.
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San Francisco
Rueben Greenspan
William Kautz
Stanford Research Institute
Greenspan
Kautz
Los Angeles
Laguna Beach
Joseph Alioto
Idaho man fined over 60-foot Helena forest pine cut
David Mix of Hayden Lake Idaho was fined 200 for cutting a 60-foot pine on U S Forest Service land west of Helena. The forest service turned the tree over to Capitol Hill Shopping Center merchants who spent about 2600 on lights insurance erection and other holiday preparations.
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Helena
Mont
Frosty
David Mix
Hayden Lake
Idaho
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Capitol Hill
Three more B52 bombers lost over North Vietnam
Saigon AP reports four straight days of U S bombing around Hanoi and Haiphong with three more Stratofortresses downed. Twelve crewmen are missing and total B52 losses reach six since bombing resumed Monday.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Hanoi Hilton
U.S
Radio Handi
Radio Hanoi
Joseph Conrad
Warsaw
Tass
Goldsborough
Workers unhappy with jobs prompt social costs and reform call
A government task force reports that 82 million workers dislike their jobs, linking unhappiness to health declines, family instability and social alienation. It urges redesigning dull tasks to boost worker input, noting pay ranks low and calling for millions more jobs to absorb welfare recipients.
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Washington
Task Force
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
James O'Toole
Wah”Edeed
Richardson
Anaconda Man Dies in Bedding Fire While Trying to Save Home
Anaconda School District engineer Joseph Fritch, 58, died of smoke inhalation early Thursday after attempting to extinguish a bedding fire at his 112% N Main residence. Firemen found him on the bathroom floor. a burning mattress and couch had been removed from the heavy smoke filled home. Burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery is planned after Mass at St Paul Church.
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Joseph Fritch
Anaconda School District
N. Main
Fritch
Arthur A. Longfellow
Walter Sweeney
St. Paul Church
Mount Olivet
Finnegan Co
Chewelah
Wash
Anaconda
County dispute over federal clearinghouse plan in Butte meeting
County Atty Larry Stimatz blasted Mayor Mike Micone during a county commissioners session about Butte becoming a federal project clearinghouse. Stimatz questioned Micone’s record and said the county and city distrust him. County and Walkerville would share input, Walkerville opposing current state law. State officials outlined that clearinghouse grants review power, not veto authority, with implications for federal funding decisions.
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Larry Stimatz
Mike Micone
Butte
Stimatz
Micone
State Department of Planning and Economic Development
County
Walkerville
Jimmy Shea
County commissioners hold secret meeting noted on page 9
Timber sale recorded details appear on page 16 while students spread Christmas cheer are reported on page 17.
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Cliff Moore
FAA
Delta Convair
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Rudy Kapustin
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