Marcos grants amnesty to three Philippine hijack suspects
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos grants amnesty to three college students aged 19 to 21 who hijacked a Philippine Airlines jet to Hong Kong. They returned after talks with Marcos and cited abuses by the military in Mindanao where fighting with Muslim insurgents continues.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines Air Lines
Hong Kong
Marcos
PAL
Benigno Toda Jr
Mindanao
Toda
Nixon Negative Ratings and TV Rivalry Dominate Week
Polls show 65 percent negative Nixon rating with 32 percent positive, lowest confidence in White House since 1969. CBSs All in the Family tops Nielsen ratings for week, Sanford and Son close behind. new series fail to crack top 20. House expected to approve war powers restraints, with veto possible. Senate conferees keep NATO balance clauses in arms bill. Nixon admin previews mandatory fuel allocation. Rules Committee wary. Ex-Im Bank head predicts 1974 trade surplus of 3 to 5 billion dollars. Episcopal convention in Louisville urges caution on ordaining women without authorization, but opens full communion to divorced and remarried.
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New York
Louis Harris
Nixon
Harris
White House
CBS
A.C
NBC
ABC
Washington
Senate
House
U.S
Europe
NATO
United States
Louisville
Womden
John Ei. Hines
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A brief readable fragment notes a titled work or event linked to a person named Obert Iso. The item appears as a short unidentified entry with limited context and missing clear dates or locations. further details are not provided in the legible text.
Corry Alumni Plan Global First 100th Meeting Festival
More than 30 Corry Area High School graduates met with Rogers Company representatives in Fostoria Ohio to chart a four day 100th consecutive Corry High School Alumni Association celebration. The event marks the world’s first such centennial alumni gathering with a pageant directed by Jack Reed and a growing volunteer committee led by Frank Grice.
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Corry Area High School
Rogers Company
Fostoria
Ohio
Corry High School Alumni Association
Jack Reed
Frank Grice
Fuel Allocation Bill Gains In Congress
Congress moves a mandatory fuel allocation bill despite the Nixon administration plans for a limited program. White House energy officials told the House Rules Committee the administration would not yet back broad controls, while supporters press for rapid action to ensure oil and heating fuel distribution during shortages.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Congress
Nixon
White House
Administration
John A. Love
House Committee
House
Senate
Love
EBVHC Names 1974 Slate of Officers Directors
At its annual election last night the Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company named Norman Mitchell as chief with William Swarm as first assistant chief and John Freeman as second assistant. Terry McCray and Melvin Crawford hold truck roles, George Mosher and John Kornikoski fill supervision posts, four directors include Allan Cox Swarm Donald Edwards and Crawford, Lloyd Thieme leads fire police, four truck captains are Kornikoski Bishop Dewey and Richard McCray with Cox Crawford Jones and Lindholm elected as officers.
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Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company
Norman Mitchell
William Swarm
John Freeman
Terry McCray
Melvin Crawford
George Mosher
John Kornikoski
Allan Cox
Swarm
Donald Edwards
Crawford
Lloyd Thieme
Kornikoski
George Bishop
Robert Dewey
Richard McCray
Charles Punch
Bishop
Cox
Donald Jones
Lucien Lindholm
Black Lung Clinics Funded in Congress Amendment
A Senate House conference panel approved an amendment by Sen. Byrd to allocate 5 million dollars for fixed site and mobile black lung clinics to diagnose treat and prevent respiratory conditions among coal miners. The conference report awaits final approval by both chambers.
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House
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Congress
Police Chief Released as Bribe Case Proceeds
Beaver Falls Pa AP James Albert Hopewell Township police commissioner and state Democratic committeeman was released on his own recognizance after arraignment on charges of attempting to bribe a district magistrate in a gambling case. Two others, Fred Unis and Louis Mott, were arraigned on bribery and conspiracy charges and released on bail. Hearing set for Oct 17 before District Magistrate Richeal.
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Beaver Falls
James Albert
Hopewell Township
State Democratic Party
Albert
Hopewell
Rody Maravich
Fred Unis
Louis F. Matt
Aliquippa
Maravich
Beaver County
James B. Rowley
Unis
Mott
Milton Richéal
Richeal
Washington
Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
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George Rogers
Betty Jones
Yvonne Cook
Alberta Clark
LeRoy Peck
Robert Nichols
Sparta
YMCA
Douglas
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Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
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