Kidnappers free banker's wife in Minnesota case
Mrs Eunice Kronholm of Lino Lakes was located after four days of distress as FBI teams hunted for kidnap suspects who demanded 200000 in ransom. Suspect James William Johnson was jailed. Kronholm and her banker husband Gunnar planned a news conference as authorities pursued leads and confirmed the ransom drop.
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Minneapolis
Lino Lakes
Joseph Trimbach
FBI
Trimbach
James William Johnson
Lakeville
Kronholm
Johnson
Paul
Reino Heikkila
Mariner 10 Nears Mercury for First Photos
The Mariner 10 space probe will begin sending back photographs of Mercury on Saturday from 3.3 million miles away at 88 000 mph after a 90 million mile journey. It will transmit a photo every 42 seconds, offering the first good look at Mercury, the sun’s closest planet with surface temperatures high enough to melt lead.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Mariner 10
Mercury
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Merary
Earth
One year into Paris talks yields zero progress
Paris reports mark the first anniversary of South Vietnam Viet Cong negotiations with Nguyen Xuan Phong calling the result a total zero and noting continued heavy fighting in South Vietnam with tens of thousands killed or wounded. Deputy PM Nguyen Lau Vien sees possible gains amid detente and POW repatriation signals.
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Paris
UPI
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nguyen Xuan Phong
Nguyen Lau
Vien
North Vietnam
Vietnam
South
Phong
Venezuelan Congress studies bills to nationalize oil
CARACAS Venezuela's Congress began examining two opposition bills calling for immediate nationalization of the oil industry. The move reflects ongoing debates over state control and foreign involvement in the energy sector amid a broader political clash between leftist allies and opposition forces.
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Caracas
UPI
Venezuelan Congress
U.S
Congress
Movimiento Electoral del Pueblo
MEP
Social Christian
Copei
Senate
Auto leaders hail lull in slump amid embargo lift
UPI reports U.S. auto executives say a modest sales rebound may follow the oil embargo's easing. GM chief Gerstenberg calls to end price controls. Chrysler head Townsend foresees a spring upturn. Industry leaders caution fuel supply and price uncertainty remain critical as they anticipate a gradual recovery into late 1974.Meanwhile Venezuela moves toward oil nationalization with bills in Congress from MEP and Copi, likely to a joint commission for study. AD party silent. Perez plans a blue ribbon panel to guide policy.
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Detroit
UPI
U.S
General Motors Corp
Richard C. Gerstenberg
Lynn Townsend
Chrysler Corp
Accion Democratica
Carlos Andres Perez
End of oil embargo seen as short term relief
The embargo’s end by CAPEC members eased auto industry strain but leaders warn relief is only temporary. Officials expect two to three months before full gasoline supplies reach U.S. pumps and anticipate higher prices even after lifting.
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U.S
American Petroleum Institute
Gulf Oil
Houston
United States
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
CAPEC
New York Stock Exchange
Radioactive material stolen from Milford Hospital
A 25 pound container of technetium used for medical diagnostics was found missing and likely stolen from Milford Hospital. The container was left in an unlocked corridor during an emergency, prompting a search by staff. An ABC spokesman warned of potential radiation exposure if opened, while authorities and the Atomic Energy Commission urged caution and public vigilance in Eastern Massachusetts.
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Milford
Mass
UPI
Milford Hospital
Thomas E. Cummings
Cummings
Atomic Energy Commission
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Karl Abraham
ABC
Lemont
Abraham
AEC
Guatemala demands Kennedy apology over election doubts
Guatemalan vice president elect Mario Sandoval Alarcon labeled U S Senator Edward Kennedy an abusive simpleton and called for an apology after Kennedy questioned the March 4 presidential vote. Gen Kjell Laugerud Garcia won the presidency amid opposition fraud claims while the National Opposition Front praised Kennedy for supporting democracy.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
UPI
U.S
Edward Kennedy
Mario Sandova Alarcon
Kennedy
Kjell Laugerud Garcia
Sandora Alarcon
National Opposition Front
Latin America
Deputies Must Pay 60000 for Burned Porno Films
Hollywood. Three sheriff's deputies were ordered to contribute $60,000 to repay pornos they burned in 1972 during a raid on Pacific Film Industry. The court found the destruction wrongful and without a court order, despite claims it was on orders from a municipal judge.
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Hollywood
UPI
Harold Hippler
Raphael Kenealy
Benjamin Nottingham
Pacific Film Industry
Burton Steiger
Hippler
Kenealy
Nottingham
U.S. District Court
David W. Williams
At the Movies: McQ and classic reels at Harte Theatre
John Wayne stars as a Seattle detective in McQ shot in a trenchcoat with a shoulder holster rated PG at the Harte Theatre on Main Street. Cinema I shows The Sting for its third week. Robert Redford and Paul Newman are discussed for their 1930s con men roles in an R rated film. Serpico stars Al Pacino in another R rated pick. Manchester Dubrow’s Cinema still plays American Graffiti, a best picture nominee. For showtimes call Harte 442-8500 Cinemas 442-8179 Manchester 362-1229.
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John Wayne
Seattle
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Cinema I
Robert Redford
Paul Newman
Cinema II
al Pacino
Serpico
Manchester
Water fuel hope dominates hydrogen conference
More than 700 delegates from 20 nations gather at the University of Miami for a hydrogen energy conference. They hear physicist J. G. Hirschberg claim oceans and lakes could supply fuel for millions of years, while noting fusion requires extreme temperatures and magnetic containment remains experimental.
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Miami University
J. G. Hirschberg
Dr. Hirschberg
UPI
Swallows Return as Tourists Face Gas Shortage at Capistrano
At San Juan Capistrano the annual St. Joseph's Day swallow return draws crowd fears of traffic jams. An estimated 20 000 tourists may visit as gas restrictions curb attendance while eight scout birds precede the main flock and drive out winter swifts from mission caves.
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San Juan Capistrano
Calif
UPI
Capistrano
St. Joseph’s Day
California
St. John’s Day
Los Angeles
San Diego
Southern California Auto Club
Mission Caves
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Algeria
Libya
Syria
Iraq
Massachusetts Hospital
Shell Oil Co
Exxon Corp
United Auto Workers
Auto Company
Roger Dreyer
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
Rogers C.B. Morton
Texas Cattle Raisers Association
Dallas
Morton
Ted Kennedy
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
Eliott
Fremont — Smith
New York Magazine
By Richard Adams
Minerva Books
Monument Plaza
HARTE
Twin Cinemas
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Cinemas
Miami Beach
Middle East
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