Food price surge predicted amid beef shortages in 1973
United Press International reports government forecasts of a sharp rise in food prices in 1973, including a record wheat price on the Chicago market. Meat prices are expected to stay high in the second half of the year as beef supplies tighten under a price freeze, with packing houses closing and workers laid off.
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United Press International
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Texas
Neutoff Brothers Meat Co
Dallas
J. B. Neutroff
Pie throwing disrupts Detroit guru testimonial hearing
A 22 year old reporter hurled a shaving cream pie at Guru Maharaj Ji during a Detroit Common Council session. He shouted insults and criticized the guru as a "slick businessman" before escaping guards. The council debated a testimonial resolution honoring the guru for peace and unity, with one member voting against. The guru apologized and said he did not want the thrower harmed.
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Detroit
UPL
Guru Maharaj Ji
Jesus Christ
Pat Halley
Fifth Estate
Halley
Maharaj Jj
Malley
David Eberhard
Eberhard
Council
United States
Soldier McDougal says he will testify on Army wiretaps in Germany
KAISERSLAUTERN Germany Tuesday specialist John Michael McDougal 23 Borger Texas a clerk and language expert with the 527th Military Intelligence Battalion said he is willing to testify before Senate investigators that U S Army agents illegally tapped phones and spied on civilians in West Germany He said he leaked information to the press to expose immoral and illegal military intelligence activities and that he began leaking after being asked to destroy documents related to alleged wiretaps involving his former attorney Howard DeNike of the Lawyers Military Defense Committee
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Germany
UPT
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Spee
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Borger
Tex
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U.S. Senate
Howard DeNike
Lawyers Military Defense Committee
DaNike
United States
Eyewitness accounts clash with official Indochina war story
Senate hearings reveal claims of secret bombing and falsified reports in Cambodia and Laos. Former Air Force officers Moses and O Connell testified that fighter-bombers struck near Cambodian towns and that many reports hid these actions from Congress and the public.
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Army Green
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Nixon
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Maurice O'Connell
William Air Force Base
Sriz
South Vietnam
FBI reports crime drops yet violent crimes rise in 1972
The FBI's 1972 crime report shows a 2 percent drop in serious crime nationally marking the first decline in seven years, but violent crimes including murder and rape rose 2 percent. Property crimes fell 2 percent while the risk of becoming a crime victim since 1967 climbed 47 percent.
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Washington
UPI
United States
FBI
Elint L. Richardson
Richardson
JBL
Police seek to shift blame for ejections at Billy Graham rally
Charlotte police ask U S District Court to hold Secret Service and former White House aide Haldeman responsible for ejection actions at a Billy Graham Day rally attended by President Nixon. Fourteen plaintiffs seek 140000 dollars in damages from the Secret Service and Iowa police, amid claims the police denied knowledge of exclusion plans.
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N.C
UPI
Nixon
U.S. District Court
Secret Service
White House
Haldeman
Iowa Police and
Frank Aycock
James B. McMillan
Aycock
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Yast
a_ Hanning
Maria Callas to sing publicly in London after eight years
Maria Quilan a Brooklyn born opera diva plans a September 22 concert at Royal Festival Hall signaling her return after eight years of private study and teaching. Officials will use a controlled ticket system to curb black market scalpers with two tickets per customer and mail-only sales.
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London
UPI
Maria Quilan
Brooklyn
Royal Festival Hall
Misa Callas
Giuseppe di Stefano
Sia
Festival Hall
Miss Callas
Times
Telegraph
Twin Cinemas reshuffles lineup with Sound of Music top draw
In Bennington four weeks after Last Tango, Twin Cinemas shifts to The Sound of Music at Cinema 1 while Live and Let Die plays alongside The Neptune Factor at Main Street. Manchester also features Live and Let Die, with a note about a top 100 soundtrack. North Hoosick double bill extends with The Last American Hero and Vanishing Point rated GP. Summer of 42 graduates from Class of ’44 appear in a film framing. Bullitt screens as second bill, praised for action though noted as violent. Drive-in showings begin at dusk.
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Bennington
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Cinema I
Main Street
Manchester
Jil DuBrown
Steve McQueen
Bullitt
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