Germanys sign landmark good neighbor pact
In Berlin West and East Germany signed a historic accord promising peaceful coexistence and closer ties. The pact allows West Germans to visit East Germany and eases border demarcations while West Germany backs East Germany’s bid for United Nations membership.
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Earthquake prophet predicts San Francisco quake in 1973
Reuben Greenspan asserts a major quake will strike San Francisco on January 4, 1973, rating it the great 1506 event. Stanford researchers say Greenspan’s theory looks promising and expect a report in two weeks as eclipse timing is tied to stress factors. Mayor and scientists remain cautious while sequence of lunar and solar eclipses is cited.
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Astronauts Return From Apollo 17 to Texas Welcome
Apollo 17 crew Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Jack Schmitt landed near Houston ending a 6 300 mile Pacific splashdown. They carried moon rocks and a portion of the pocket mice aboard to Ames for study while gifts and memorabilia accompanied the voyage home. Evans celebrates his seventh wedding anniversary this Friday.
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Phoenix missile tests showcase multi target tracking
Tests at the Pacific missile range demonstrated the Phoenix system sending four missiles from a Navy F4 jet to engage four drone targets with one direct hit and three scored as hits within warhead capability. A second trial saw the Harpoon anti ship missile achieve a direct hit on a target ship in its first guided test launch from ships and submarines.
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Union denies CBS accord amid feigned mediation claim
Federal mediators said CBS TV and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers reached tentative contract terms subject to ratification, but union spokesman Arthur Korff said there is no agreement. The strike, active since November 3, affects CBS crews in New York Washington Los Angeles Boston Chicago St Louis and San Francisco over new filming devices and job assignments.
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Pentagon Papers trial set to restart after ruling
UPI reports federal judge Matt Byrne ruled government wire tapping insignificant and ordered the Pentagon Papers trial of Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo to resume on January 2. The decision rejected a challenge to jury representation and found no direct surveillance of defendants or their attorneys.
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Doctor in Gown Attempts Theft at Stanford Medical Center
A man wearing a surgical gown entered the Stanford Medical Center snack room and posted danger signs about leaking radiation. He tried to wheel out a 200 pound money changing machine, leaving behind $500 after nurse Donna Maclean questioned him. He fled the building and authorities sought identification.
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Dangerous escapee hunt in Tehachapi prison case
California authorities sought two prison escapees from the California Correctional Institution at Tehachapi. Robert E. Trujillo, an impostor who once posed as a psychologist named Anthony Banton, and Richard Evans, 36, a convicted robber, were believed to have walked away from the amine nmium security section Tuesday. Trujillo had a history of parole violations and earlier work as a teacher and therapist under false identities, prompting officials to warn he could reappear in medical settings.
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Arnett Donates Million Dollar Ranch to Jewish Youth Institute
Daily Review notes actor James Armett of Gunsmoke donates his 2.28 acre Sim Valley ranch near Los Angeles to the Brandeis Camp Institute. The property has housed cattle, horses and crops since 1960 and lies beside the institute’s grounds 35 miles NW of L A.
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