Fragmentary Mindset Refers to Drought, Plague and Fateful Figures
A garbled OCR passage hints at themes of drought, danger, and mortality. It mentions a publisher or editor discussing ominous ratings and a looming plague, with repeated references to faces and coins of fate. The fragment offers little verifiable detail.
Sadat refuses Palestinian delegation on disengagement talks
Cairo president Anwar Sadat declines a high level Palestinian delegation seeking Egypt’s stance on a new disengagement pact with Israel. The PLO communique accuses Kissinger of wrecking Arab unity, signaling friction over U.S. mediation. In Argentina, Montoneros threaten to kill 62 year old John Patrick Egan unless four mentioned comrades are found alive before 6 p.m. EDT.
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Ray threatens to name others if appeal fails in King slaying
James Earl Ray’s brother says Ray will reveal the names of others involved if the appeal to gain a new trial in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. murder fails. Ray was denied a full trial by U.S. District Judge Robert M. McRae Jr., prompting immediate appellate plans.
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Prisoners overpower deputy and escape in Blair County
Three handcuffed prisoners transporting from Hollidaysburg to Huntingdon overpowered and shot a deputy sheriff Reed Garmont and escaped in a white car. Deputy Robert Ferguson was detained at Mercy Hospital for X-rays after being assaulted.
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Blair County
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Altoona
Robert Ferguson
Bus fare cuts approved for Lincoln Lines routes
Harrisburg AP. Public Utility Commission authorized Lincoln Lines Inc to reduce express fares between Pittsburgh and Greensburg Jeannette Manor and Irwin in Westmoreland County. Beginning Saturday the 20 trip tickets drop by 1 dollar and 40 trip tickets by 3 dollars.
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Marriage Down Divorce Up in 1974 United States
The American marriage rate fell in 1974 for the first time in 16 years while divorces rose for the 12th straight year, with provisional stats from the Center for Health Statistics. Marriages dropped to 2,223,000 and the rate to 10.5 per 1,000, as divorces climbed 6.2 percent to 970,000 and a record 4.6 per 1,000 population. Fertility held steady with 68.4 births per 1,000 women 16 to 44, down 1 percent from 1973 amid a long term downward trend since 1957.
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Washington
National Center For Health Statistics
West South Central
Texas
Hostages Released In Paris Bank Robbery Runaway Trio
In Paris three masked robbers seized $235000 in ransom from a Societe Generale bank branch then released three women hostages and escaped on foot. A third bandit was killed by police and a teller died after resisting. Police say the gang left half the $470000 ransom at the bank.
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Societe Centrale de Banque
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Mass slaying suspect offered 5000 for alibi claim
Erie County jail inmate Donald Chism allegedly offered 5000 dollars to an inmate to obtain a perjured alibi for the night of January 26 27 as five people were slain. Charles Arrington 20 of Erie led authorities to the arrangement and a 33 year old woman with prior checks and prostitution arrests became involved. Police secured statements from both and from Arrington who is held on parole detainer awaiting transfer to a rehab facility. The case centers on Chism charged with the January 27 killings of his wife Athena and her relatives including Paul Tolis.
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Donald Chism
Erie County
Charles Arrington
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Commonwealth
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Arrington
Blue Jay
Marienville
Athena
Sissy
David
Paul
Cambodians Abandon Two Key Positions Near Phnom Penh
Cambodian army pulled back from Two Leap and Prek Luong after heavy shelling and ground attacks, isolating the positions for months. Rebels pressed toward Phnom Penh and its airport as fighting intensified, with casualties reported and reinforcements rushed to Prek Luong.
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Cambodia
Two Leap
Prek Luong
Mekong River
Khmer Rouge
U.S
Prek. Luong
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