Coast Guard halts search for 17 seamen after river collision
The Mississippi River thwarted divers as the Coast Guard suspended the hunt for 17 crewmen missing since the White Alder collided with the Chinese Nationalist freighter Helena near White Castle Louisiana. The cutter sank in 90 feet of water after the crash. Three guardsmen survived by clinging to a buoy as river currents and oil slick hindered recovery efforts.
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Skier Missing on Mt Marcy as Search Fails
Police identified missing climbers Stephen Claudice aged 21 and Richard Stept 23 from the Pennsylvania State University Outing Club. They were last seen signing in at 10 30 a.m. Sunday at a ranger station at the base of Mt Marcy, NYs highest peak, intending to ski to the summit and descend but did not return before nightfall.
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Weather outlook signals cold Northeast and warming Gulf
Continued cold weather is forecast for the Northeast with a slight warming trend extending from the Gulf Coast northward into the upper Great Lakes region. The forecast notes lower temperatures in the short term.
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Agnew calls reform and warns against misusing aid
Vice President elect Spiro Agnew promotes federal antipoverty reform and cautions against treating the poor as both patient and doctor. He argues participation must not delay professional, trained guidance and warns against boondoggling. Full story, Page 6.
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Paris Banks Bombings Drive Wide Police Crackdown
Paris police ordered a major crackdown after weekend explosions at three banks and a Champs Elysee bar cafe. A 21-year-old student was being questioned after surviving a bank blast and carrying a list of banks and unexploded dynamite fragments.
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Renault Automobile Company
Galamison to serve jail time for 1965 boycott
The Appellate Division in Brooklyn ruled that Rev. Milton A. Galamison must spend 10 days in jail for his role in the 1965 school boycott. The ruling rejected claims of improper jurisdiction and First Amendment protection, confirming he induced children to boycott on February 16 and 17 that year.
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Caldera to be proclaimed Venezuela president elect
Christian Democrat Rafael Caldera will be proclaimed president elect at a noon ceremony in Caracas. He won Dec 1 with 1,082,941 votes or 2.08 percent margin over Gonzalo Barrios of the Democratic Action Party, ending the 10 year grip by DA. His oath will mark the continent's second Christian Democrat government, after Chile's Eduardo Frei.
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