Freedom's luxury for 4 U.S. soldiers after Cong captivity
Four American soldiers freed from Viet Cong captivity arrived at a U.S. Army field hospital and were scheduled to depart for home within 24 hours after debriefing. Maj. James N. Rowe, a Green Beret, led the batch, with three other GIs: Spec. 4 Thomas N. Jones, Spec. 4 James W. Brigham, and Pfc. Donald G. Smith.
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Thomas N. Jones
Pfc
Donald G. Smith
Saigon
U.S. Army Field Hospital
James N. Rowe
McAllen
Tex
United States
U.S
Lynnville
Ind
James W. Brigham
Ocala
Fla
Akron
Partly cloudy with snow showers through Friday
Weather report for Butte Anaconda shows partly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of snow showers through Friday. Highs near 34 and lows around 10 with a 30 percent snow chance. A year ago temperatures were minus 12 and minus 34.
Peace on track for Vietnam by 1969 Harriman says
In a New Year interview W Averell Harriman said the road to peace has begun and he hopes Paris talks can end the Vietnam war in 1969. He noted the United States achieved its objective by blocking a North Vietnamese takeover and predicted significant troop withdrawals as talks continue. He declined to set a timetable but warned of tough bargaining ahead.
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Smith
Paris
W. Averell Harriman
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
South
Hanoi
U.S
Harriman
Johnson
Nixon
Cyrus R. Vance
John Lee Harriman
First baby of 1969 born in Butte named McGivern
The first baby of 1969 in Butte, nicknamed Peanuts by a nurse, is welcomed by parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill McGivern of 1305 Driggs. The birth was uneventful and the family won gifts from local merchants including dinners, a savings account, and an iron. The other McGivern children briefly debated naming him Mark Timothy.
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St. James Community Hospital
Butte
Bill McGivern
Driggs
Mark
Timothy
Body of Missing Girl Found in Hollywood Ravine
The body of 17 year old Marina Habe, daughter of Eloise Hardt and Hans Habe, was found in a Mulholland Drive ravine. Police investigate possible kidnapping as cause of death remains undetermined. The girl, a University of Hawaii student, disappeared after leaving her mother’s West Hollywood home following a date with John Hornburg.
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Hollywood Ravine
Hollywood
Marina Elizabeth Habe
Mulholland Drive
Marina
West Hollywood
Hans Habe
Zurich
Switzerland
Eloise Hardt
Habe
Christopher
University of Hawaii
Sunset Boulevard
John Hornburg
Hornburg
Mining City Battles Ongoing Hong Kong Flu Outbreak
In Mining City and Butte the Hong Kong flu tale continues as January begins. Dr. R V Schultz reports about a quarter of flu related admissions at St James Community and Silver Bow General Hospitals. He praises visitor restrictions for infection control and notes no local flu deaths to date.
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Butte
Hong Kong
R. V. Schultz
St. James Community
Silver Bow General Hospitals
Schultz
Gas shortage slows stork run in Butte
Labor trouble sparked by a gas shortage slows a New Year morning birth effort in Butte. Harry Cottrell and his wife face an ice bound trip to Silver Bow General Hospital after the car runs dry, delaying the arrival for their New Year baby.
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Stork
Butte
Harry Cottrell
E. Granite
Silver Bow General Hospital
Harry
New Year’s Day contrasts joy and tragedy across the nation
On New Year’s Day, Americans faced football bowls and holiday parades as well as fires that killed five in York Alabama and a father with three daughters in Somerset Kentucky. President elect Nixon attended Rose Bowl travel to Pasadena while harsh cold weather affected Dallas Cotton Bowl spectators. See HOLIDAY Page 2
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Associated Press
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Pasadena
Calif
Dallas
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
York
Ala
Somerset
Warm Montana Day Then Arctic Front Drops Temperatures
Montana saw a warm spell with 40s and 50s in some areas before an arctic front pushed south. Great Falls fell from 36 to 13 as the front moved in, while Havre and Cut Bank again reported subzero readings. Snow fell mainly in the west and a broad cold wave lingered across the northern U.S. through New Year’s Day. The front was forecast to linger Thursday with snow over most sections and then shift eastward later in the week.
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Divide
Weather Bureau
Treasure State
Canada
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