POWS in Hanoi interview express Wallace McGovern views
Eight American POWs in North Vietnam voiced questions about Gov. Wallace and Sen. McGovern, urging an end to the war and discussing peace protests. They spoke May 25 in Hanoi during a week-long visit, with tape recorded remarks and questions on bombing, prisoner treatment, and voting impacts.
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George McGovern
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U.S
Mayer
Haiphong
Namath Knee Surgery Shares Fate With Rabbits
Dallas AP reports Joe Namath, Jets quarterback, underwent knee cartilage removal surgery. The piece draws a dubious parallel to rabbits having cartilage removed, noting Namath's operation aims to repair an injured knee.
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Dallas, Tex
Joe Namath
Cleveland
Namath
New York Jets
AGC Minnesota authorizes state wide construction lockout
The Associated General Contractors of Minnesota voted to authorize a lockout of the entire state's construction industry if deemed necessary by its Labor Committee. The move would affect about 400 companies and more than 100000 union members, with negotiations ongoing with several unions including operating engineers carpenters and laborers.
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Associated General Contractors
AGC
Minnesota
William Gary
Teamster
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FAA fines two airlines for screening failures
The FAA imposed the maximum $1,000 penalties on United Air Lines and Pacific Southwest Airlines for failing to follow passenger screening rules tied to two April hijackings. United’s case involved a Denver to Los Angeles flight on April 7 where Richard McCoy Jr. escaped with ransom money, later captured. Pacific Southwest faced the Oakland to San Diego hijack on April 9, with Stanley Speck overpowered in San Diego.
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Federal Aviation Administration
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Los Angeles
Richard McCoy Jr
Provo
Utah
McCoy
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Oakland
San Diego
FAA
Stanley Speck
Carroll Righter Horoscope Forecast for June 12 1972
Highly emotional day advises refraining from feeling imposed upon while enhancing home surroundings. Aries should avoid upsetting household harmony. Taurus warned to travel carefully and cooperate with others. Gemini cautioned against plans harming others and suggested economical repairs tomorrow. Moon Child, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces readings follow with guidance on ethics, finances, health, and home life. If your child is born today, emotional tendencies may shape a creative progeny.
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Moon Children
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VIRGO
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Prohibition Ends in Evanston After a Century
In Evanston Illinois liquor by the drink becomes legal for eight hotels clubs and restaurants after the Illinois Liquor Control Commission issues licenses. The move followed a City Council repeal of the 110 year old prohibition ordinance amid WCTU opposition and debate on home rule and referendum. Restaurants The Dominion Room and Fannys begin liquor service with strong early crowds and brisk business expected.
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Barry Hanson
Evanston, Ill
Chicago
Evanston
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
WCTU
Jerry Herman
Liquor Commission
Illinois
Fred J. Tooze
the World Organization
Albert Hospitalized With Chest Pains In OKC
OKLAHOMA CITY AP House Speaker Carl Albert was hospitalized Friday night after chest pains and nausea but is expected to stay overnight. A spokesman at St. Anthony's Hospital said he will be released today unless problems arise. Albert, 64, has a history of heart ailments, but doctors said he did not have a heart attack. The physician noted chest discomfort, not heart failure, and Albert is doing fine.
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Oklahoma City
Carl Albert
St. Anthony's Hospital
Albert
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