Siqueiros Funeral Honors Ordered In Mexico City
President Echeverria ordered 24 hours in state for muralist David Alfaro Siqueiros at the Palace of Fine Arts, with burial to follow at Dolores Cemetery. He died at 77 after a cancer battle, survived by wife Angelica. two other muralists Jose Clemente Orozco and Diego Rivera preceded him.
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Nation in Brief: Congress Polls Public Mood in Recess
During the January recess many Congress members interview constituents and find concerns shift from national to personal issues. The energy crisis emerges as the top national worry amid mixed public reaction to Nixon administration policies.
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Governor calls four week moratorium on heating fuel allocations
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp urges a four week halt to federally administered mandatory heating fuel allocations. He argues Pennsylvania has adequate supplies of middle distillates and cites a telegram to federal energy czar William Simon as the basis for the proposal.
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Security clampdown echoes at Windsor amid Heathrow alert
London authorities deploy 400 troops and police with machine guns tanks and armored cars around Heathrow and Windsor Castle to counter a terrorism threat linked to missiles from Libya. Queen Elizabeth II was away at Sandringham. Investigations touch New York Kennedy PBS agents question an alleged arms ring with American suspects and a California connection.
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Suill Seek Girl In Bridge Leap
Franklin City and state police search along French Creek for a 17 or 18 year old girl who reportedly jumped from the 13th street bridge at 12 50 p m. She is described as five feet six inches tall with dark hair and wearing blue slacks and a fur trimmed coat. Creeks and area searches by boat and helicopter yielded no trace. police seek any missing person matches the description.
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Indicted Phila Pharmacy Chief Touted by Grand Jury
A state special investigating grand jury urged indictment of Sol 5 Tur noff, head of the Pennsylvania Board of Pharmacy, on bribery and extortion charges. It alleges conspired with lawyer George D. Kline to extract a $750 bribe for a license and forced a suburban drug chain owner to buy defective oxygen from Tur noff's son. The panel also calls for Kline to be charged and seeks further probes into Mayor Rizzo's police squad and links with heroin peddlers.
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Corporation control kept from government exposed in report
A 419 page government report charges that control of many large U S corporations is hidden from regulators and concentrated in a few institutional investors, mainly large banks. Chase Manhattan Bank is named as the largest guarantor, with Bankers Trust, Chemical Bank, Bank of New York, Bank of America and First National Bank of Chicago also cited. The report, issued by Sens Lee Metcalf and Edmund S Muskie, notes about 28 institutions manage portfolios over 5 billion dollars each, including 17 major banks and seven large insurers.
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McKean Firemen Save Woman in Idyll Whyte Village
Gloria Mitchell, 25, was admitted to St. Vincent Hospital after a mobile home fire in Idyll Whyte Village destroyed the trailer. Fire chief Jim Pyle credited Dick Burke and Ray Humes with saving her life, performing mouth to mouth resuscitation for about five minutes until a weak pulse returned.
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