Farr First Day in Los Angeles Jail Sets Record
Daily review notes William Farr, a People Reporter, spent his first day in a Los Angeles jail, marking the longest confinement for a U.S. newsman for refusing to disclose sources. It references a 1961 Colorado source-name case and National Society of Film Critics awards in New York for 1972. It also mentions Kissinger vacationing in Palm Springs and brief Secret Service interaction during the scene.
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Noisy Santa Cruz Shelter Faces Raid Seizures in California
Poundmaster Jim Uding cites extreme noise as 42 fighting cocks seized during a December raid on a Watsonville farm. Cockfighting is illegal in California and the action highlights enforcement concerns at the Santa Cruz County animal shelter.
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Managua quake leaves city starving as aid stalls
In Managua, Nicaragua, Red Cross says only enough food for 73 hours for survivors amid a massive quake. Government cites lack of trucks and workers to move 50,000 to 60,000 tons of supplies to relief points. About 3,000 dead, 3,000 homeless, with many bodies still in the ruins as 23 countries pledge aid.
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Unemployment in major cities at two-year low
Washington reports that major cities with six percent plus unemployment fell to 45 this month after Grand Rapids were removed. It is the lowest tally since 1971 and marks the third straight month under one third of the 120 cities in the major category reporting substantial unemployment. Previously, 50 plus cities were typical.
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Checkpoints Set Against Trish Bombs Across Border Towns
Irish security tightened as reinforcements moved into towns near Northern Ireland after blasts that killed two teenagers and injured several. Bombs exploded in parked cars in Belturbet Clones and Pitfigue just inside the Republic, with no warnings. IRA condemned the bombings and urged all groups to condemn the violence.
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Calgarians use prayer line but get live help instead of recording
Calgary residents dialing a prayer service avoid automated prompts as a secretary picks up, asks about the issue, and offers direct assistance to callers seeking spiritual support.
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Uanata
Burns calls for federal spending freeze in speech
Washington briefs say Federal Reserve Board Chairman Arthur G. Burns urged a freeze or near freeze on federal spending to tackle budget problems and curb inflation. He criticized reliance on large doses of funds and dismissed wage price controls as impractical, urging law changes to boost competition. The remarks were prepared for a joint meeting of the American Economic Association and the American Finance Association.
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Humphrey Backs Nixon In TV Appeal For Second Term
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, late 1968 Democratic nominee, records a one minute television appeal urging Americans to back Nixon in his second term. The spot, funded by the Inaugural Committee, airs on three networks and in the 50 largest markets, promoting a reaffirmation of America’s promises of freedom, equality, opportunity, security, peace and justice. Humphrey notes the political system allows all citizens to guide the nation after the election.
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Nixon land profits unconfirmed in Florida sale
Miami attorney for President Nixon said he could not verify a $100000 profit from the sale of two cane island plots near Nixon's Florida home. The deal reportedly involved a $15000 price and potential earlier purchases in 1867 and 1971, with no White House comment. The property was said to have been sold to Willis Griffinda of Yonkers, though figures remain uncertain.
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Laser safety urged in schools after nationwide survey
A seven state survey by the FDA Bureau of Radiological Health and allied agencies found 288 lasers used in science classes across Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Montana, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Washington. No injuries reported, but clear misuse risks to eyes noted by bureau director John G. Willforth.
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Judge rules Alaska party must pick candidate for vacant seat
Anchorage Alaska Superior Court Judge Edmund Burke ruled Thursday that the Democratic State Central Committee lacked the power to select the party's candidate for Alaska's lone congressional seat left vacant by the disappearance of Rep Nick Begich. The decision may force a state convention to name a candidate, but Democratic State Chairman Emil Noth said the ruling would be appealed to the state Supreme Court. Begich and House Majority Leader Hale Boggs have been missing since December 1966 when their small plane disappeared between Anchorage and Juneau. Special election to fill Begich's seat looms.
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Gibbons Withdraws From House Democratic Leader Bid
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Sam Gibbons of Florida quits the race for House Democratic leader after opposition within the party. The withdrawal clears the path for Rep. Thomas ONeill of Massachusetts to assume the post, with ONeill seen as likely to win the caucus vote after Gibbons failed to secure sufficient support. Hale Boggs’ vacancy remains due to his disappearance on an Alaska flight.
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Ex-newsman to stay ambassador to Great Britain
Washington officials say Annenberg will remain U S ambassador to London in President Nixon's second term. The former publisher of TV Guide and The Philadelphia Inquirer has held the post throughout the Nixon administration despite past speculation he might depart. The job is highly important but costly, often requiring the ambassador to cover entertainment and related expenses from his own funds due to modest pay and allowances.
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Nixon at Camp David for holiday, working on inaugural address
President Nixon is expected to spend the weekend at Camp David to work on his inaugural address. He and Mrs. Nixon flew in after dispatching Maurice J. Williams of AID to Nicaragua to coordinate U.S. relief. White House officials say the move shows the president's concern for Managua and to mobilize aid.
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Managua
Fragmented 7 March 1BP7 newsnote from Disty Review
legible parts mention The Daily Review and Morning News usage, names Joe Floyd Epards Pravderford Publicber Wiffor Chileatt Bariwest Masager Friened with unclear affiliations, a trailer under the Art of Congress, and a date of March 3 1BP7. additional garbled data includes state, board and location codes.
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Retail beef prices fall but relief limited for shoppers
Washington with AP report notes consumer beef costs eased only slightly in November while middlemen raised margins. The Agriculture Department's market basket shows average retail beef at 1.123 per pound, down from October but still near high marks. farm value slumped to the lowest in two years as live cattle prices jumped late in the month. Middleman charges averaged 45.7 cents per pound, a record, widening the gap between consumer price and farmer share.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Campaign contributor sued in Texas over loan default
National Bank of Washington sues Walter T. Duncan a major 1972 campaign donor from San Antonio and Bryan for nonpayment on a 200000 loan. The suit filed December 21 in Bexar County District Court cites 10,000 Archer Daniels Midland shares as security. Duncan donated 303000 to Nixon after giving 300000 to Humphrey. Details on ownership of stock and reasons for the loan remain undisclosed.
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Sunday Highlights and a South African scientist remark
The column notes a 1973 paycheck deduction explanation from the government and an odd science find about distinguishing rotgut from real whiskey. It then quotes a South African scientist arguing that racial purity is a fantasy and has no supporting evidence, highlighting the provocative claim.
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