Bormann Reported Alive Hiding in South America
A London newspaper claims Nazi deputy Martin Bormann is alive and living under aliases in Argentina, tracked to Salta and a Krupp estate. The Daily Express cites pictures and interviews in a five part series by Ladislas Farago and Stewart Steven, while Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal dismisses the report as bluff.
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Bormann
South America
London
APT
Martin Bormann
Argentina
Lemion Daily Express
Ladislas Farage
Express
Stewart Steven
Adolf Hitler
Nuernberg
Hiller
The
Daily Express
Ricardo Bayer
Juan Gomez
Krupp
Hitler
Secret Service
Barmann
Farago
Steven
Genoa
Italy
Juan Peron
Peron
Funda
the Express
Vienna
Simon Wiesenthal
Kamaraden-Werk
Wiesenthal
London Daily Express
Wallace eyes 1976 bid despite paralysis
Alabama Governor George Wallace said he will probably never walk again but remains interested in running for president in 1976. He has not decided about seeking re election as governor and plans to stay active in politics through his Washington office and contacts. He urged Democratic reorganization from top to bottom and guardedly discussed party change possibilities.
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Miami
UPI
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Lauer
Meet the Press
Nbc-Tv
Washington
Jean Westwood
American Independent Party
Tooth extraction leads to broken neck incident
A man visiting a dentist to have teeth extracted suffered a fractured neck when the chair headrest collapsed, causing his head to jerk backward. Dentist W. G. Browne of Inverness, Scotland, reported the accident in the British Dental Journal.
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London
UPI
British Dental Journal
W. G. Browne
Inverness
Scotland
Heavy fighting north of Quang Tri recovers ground for marines
U.S. jets aided South Vietnamese Marines in repelling a major North Vietnamese counterattack around Quang Tri City. The two hour barrage, the heaviest in two months, followed a night assault by about 500 North Vietnamese troops backed by tanks. Marine casualties reached 15 missing, 83 wounded, with 18 M16 rifles and two field guns lost.
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Saiggn
UPI
Quang Tri City
Quang
Saigon
Cua Viet
U.S
Cua Viel
UPT
Donald A. Davis
North Vietnam
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
Indochina
Ttauld
South Vietnam
Oriskany
South China Sea
Quang Tri
Davis
Norway Lets Foreign Sub Escape To Avoid Diplomatic Flare
Prime Minister Lars Korvald said Norway allowed a foreign submarine hiding in the Sognefjord for 14 days to slip out of Norwegian waters to prevent a major diplomatic incident. Navy sources identified the sub as likely Russian and either F or W class, with officials citing difficult geography and diplomacy as reasons for its prompt release.
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QSLO
UPI
Lars Korvald
Jord
Norway
Defense
Johan Kleppe
Sognefjord
Kleppe
At the Movies CINEMAS Plays Fluid Mix for Families
The Biscuit Hater continues at Cinema I with Ben and Me as a short. The Mechanic stars Charles Bronson as a craftsman killer, drawing glare for violent scenes. College Cinema offers Sunday Bloody Sunday and Women in Love, with Time Clock showing times and contact in Williamstown.
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Cinema I
Disney Studio
Ben and
Cinemail
Charles Bronson
Bronson
Hollywood
Williamstown
College Cinema
Dublin hospital siege tests IRA leader Sean MacStiofain
Thousands of supporters ringed Dublin’s Mater Hospital demanding the release of IRA Provisional leader Sean MacStiofain as gunmen attempted a bold rescue. A hospital raid wounded several, police said, while British troops clashed with gunmen in Belfast and Ardoyne areas over six hours of fighting.
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Dublin
UPI
Sean MacStiofain
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
Mater Hospital
MacStiofain
Belfast
MacStiotain
IRA
MacStlofain
Urder
Ardoyie
Andersonstown
Lower Falls
London
Sinn Fein
Aer Lingus
Apollo 17 rehearses moon landing procedures
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan Evans and Schmitt begin final training week at Cape Kennedy rehearsing descent procedures with Houston flight controllers. Ground crew focus on countdown prep while morale remains high despite looming layoffs at Grumman. a platform sign reads this may be our last but it will be our best.
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Cape Kennedy
Upl
Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald 5. Evans
Harrison H
Jack Schmitt
Mission Control Center
Houston
Kennedy “Space Center
Jamen
Earth
Richard Kupczyk
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Grumman
Inflation raises value of human body and serum
A UPI report notes a shift from 92 cents to 3.50 dollars for the body's chemical value. Biochemist W D Noteboom of the University of Missouri cites serum worth 130 to 170 dollars per liter, with AB type at 270 per liter, potentially totaling about 633.50 dollars.
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W. D. Noteboom
University of Missouri At Columbia
CEN
C&en
Noteboom
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Yar
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Beanlegton Banner
Main St
Beanngton
Banner Publishing Corp
United Fresh International
New York
Matthews
Hanson & Cuilen
Prostas
Bennington
Dublin Hospital
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Vermont
Main Street
Dia
Phillies
Auto Stores Inc
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