Bandits seize patrol car and take hostages in Georgia theft
Three armed bandits hijacked a Chattanooga supermarket patrol car with three hostages inside and fled toward Atlanta, prompting a追police pursuit of about 75 miles. After a roadside stop near Cartersville the gunmen agreed to surrender without harm to hostages, and the car was towed to Atlanta for custody.
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Georgia
Cartersville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pumpkin Vine Bridge
Felix Bernard Lundy
William Beardsley
State Department of Investigation
Beardsley
Bob Hedrick
Pruitt
Hedrick
Lower
Government keeps foreign meat flowing through 1973
The Nixon administration will extend the suspension of meat import quotas through 1973 to ease inflationary pressure. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said Australia and other nations may sell as much beef and other meat as domestic demand allows, aiming to boost supply and stabilize prices. Only about 7 percent of U S meat comes from foreign sources, and the move is not expected to unleash a flood of cheap imports.
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Washington
UPH
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Australia
New Zealand
Mexico
United States
U.S
Shultz
Poll on Nixon peace treaty shows 67 percent support
Sindlinger Poll found 67.1 percent of 922 nationwide respondents agree the president should not sign a peace treaty unless it will work. About 27.1 percent disagree, 4 percent were unsure or tied to conditions, and 1.8 percent had no opinion, reflecting antiwar sentiment levels.
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Swarthmore, Pa
UPI
Nixon
Sindlinger
United States
Strauss seeks Wallace to heal Democratic wounds
Democratic Party Chairman Robert Strauss urged Gov. George C. Wallace to have a major voice in revamping the party. Wallace welcomed the idea, saying the party should embrace all voices and move past meanness and bitterness to form a winning 1976 convention coalition.
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Strauss
Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Debutante Mandy Dealey Freed After $250,000 Ransom
Alice Amanda Mandy Dealey, wife of M. Dealey Jr., was released unharmed after four days in captivity in Texas. Kidnappers demanded a $250,000 ransom paid through an intermediary as FBI and local police pursued leads. Dealey Sr. confirmed the payment and the return of his daughter in apparent good condition.
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Texas
Dallas
UPI
Alice Amanda
Mandy
Highland Fark
FBI
Dealey
Dragon Bay
Jamaica
F. Gordon Shanklin
Alice Amanda Mayhew
Charles Milton Mayhew
Mesquite
Tex
Hockaday School
University of Texas At Austin
Briarcliff College
Briarcliff Manor
N.Y
Ill boy meets Apollo 17 crew aboard USS Ticonderoga
Kevin Steen a 12 year old Arizonan with malignant kidney ailment fulfilled a dream by touring the Pacific aboard the USS Ticonderoga and greeting Apollo 17 astronauts. He said meeting the crew and viewing the splashdown were highlights and expressed hope the US continues space exploration via the space shuttle program.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Kevin Steen
Pacific
Ticonderoga
Steen
Space Agency
Kevin
Earth
Navy
Orion
Michigan
Helen
Sen. Barry
Goldwater
Two claim top lottery prize after drawing mixup
In Southfield Michigan two contestants, Betty Coleman and Stanley Yao, both claim the $200000 top prize after a Santa helper reversed numbers in a Michigan Super Lottery drawing. Officials awarded $10000 installments while investigations proceed and the system is reviewed.
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Southfield
Mich
Santa Claus
Michigan
Gregory Gardner
Stanley K. Yao
Yao
Gardner
Betty A. Coleman
Romulus
Coleman
Tuality
Mrs. Coleman
Buzz Brown
Gartner
Daniel Dooley
Florida couple creates Christmas fantasyland in Atlantic Beach
Jesse and Mrs Casey host a Christmas spectacle in Oak Harbor drawing 4 000 to 5 000 visitors nightly. Santa, reindeer, candles, and manger scenes fill the lawn while the couple hand out candy and emphasize home and Christianity over commercialism. The Caseys prepare year round with decorations bought abroad and after Christmas sales.
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Atlantic Beach
Fla
UPI
Jesse Casey
Casey
Santa Claus
Oak Harbor
Caseys
Santa
Mrs. Casey
At the Movies CINEMAS II Double Features
Twin cinemas stack weekend lineups with Cinema I offering Bad Company and Harold and Maude while Cinema II screens They Only Kill Their Masters and The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight. Matinees at Cinema II present Hook Line and Sinker with a Three Stooges short at 2 PM. College Cinema in Williamstown continues Superfly and Dealing double bill with Time clock and local answering contacts.
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Twin Cinemas
Cinema T
Harold and Maude
Cinema II
Jerey Lewis
James Garner
Katharine Rosh
Tors
SUN
Jerry Lens
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Michael and
Douglas
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Bennington Banner
Benningion Baapacks
Male St
Bensiapian
Banner Publistins Corp
Lo United Prese Internatonal
New York Times News Service
Matthews
Skasmon de Cullen
Taal
Tedius
Smcetha
Gamage Peld
WAY
Nona Arets
Julliette
Remington Electronic
Evans
Main St. Dial
Union St
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