Film critics pick winners at New York event 1972
National Society of Film Critics in New York named Director Luis Buñuel for The Miscreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie as best film of 1972. Cicely Tyson won Best Actress for Sounder. Albert Finney and Joel Gray shared Best Actor and Supporting Actor honors for The Godfather and Cabaret. Henry Kissinger vacationing in Palm Springs drew attention as reporters noted a Secret Service moment.
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Albert
Joel Gray
Burns urges freeze on federal spending to curb inflation
Washington briefs state that Federal Reserve Board Chairman Arthur Burns proposed a freeze or reduction of federal spending to bridge government budget gaps and dampen inflation. He criticized reliance on taxpayer funds and called for faster policy shifts. Burns spoke in a prepared address to a joint meeting of the American Economic Association and the American Finance Association.
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American Fle Nance Association
Humphrey backs Nixon in TV appeal on inauguration day
Sen. Hubert Humphrey filmed a one minute televised appeal urging Americans to back Nixon in a public service message. He cites Nixon’s faith in freedom opportunity and security and calls for reaffirmation of American ideals after the election. The spot targets three major networks and 50 large markets.
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Nixon land profits unconfirmed report claims profit on Florida sale
Miami attorney Thomas W Wakefield said he could verify a sale profit for President Nixon but had no way to confirm figures in the Miami Herald story. The Florida property was sold for about 150000 with prior purchases totaling around 43000, while White House had no immediate comment. The sale involved Yankers and attorney William Griffin Jr, with Wakefield noting.length constraints preserve entities.
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Florida
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White House
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Yankers
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Retail beef prices fall but consumer sees little relief
Washington AP reports November saw the fourth straight monthly drop in retail beef prices yet higher middleman markups kept savings modest. Analysts warn prices could rise again as live cattle costs surged late in November.
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Campaign contributor sued over loan tied to campaign gifts
National Bank of Washington sues W. T. Duncan in Bexar County Texas seeking repayment of a 200000 loan used to fund Humphrey and Nixon campaigns. Duncan, a San Antonio developer, pledged 10000 ADM shares as collateral. neither party disclosed full details or payment status. Duncan was among Humphrey and Nixon top contributors, with ongoing court action noted.
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Washington
Laser safety urged after school demonstrations
A U S health bureau warns laser demonstrations in high school and college labs pose eye risks. The FDA survey highlights unsafe practices and urges adequate precautions, citing no injuries but potential danger across states including Florida and Pennsylvania.
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Quaint County Pound Battles Noise From Fight Raids
Poundmaster Jim Uding laments the loudest scene in town as 42 fighting cocks seized during a December raid at Waixonyilie Farm spur a noisy stir. Megal in California linked to the cockfighting activity.
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Quake threatens Managua quake victims as food runs out
A Managua Red Cross spokesman said relief food will last only 72 hours for survivors as supplies from abroad arrive. Government officials cited shortages of trucks and manpower to move 50 000 people to relief points. About 3 000 homeless remain, many in makeshift homes around the capital. At least 3 000 dead, with bodies reportedly burned in the ruins.
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Guillarme Silva
New York
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Unemployment at Low in Major Cities
Washington reports a Labor Department figure showing a drop to six percent or higher unemployment in the major cities list, with 40 cities listed in February and 46.1 percent the fastest rise since January 1971. The trend marks the third straight month with fewer than one third of the 480 major cities at or above six percent unemployment.
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Check points set after Trish bombs amid border towns
WARDEN UP IPI reports Trish iron reinforcements moved into towns near the border to set up checkpoints after blasts killed two teenagers and wounded more than a dozen. Police noted no wiring was found in the devices in Tetturhal Clanes and Pit tigae as IRA called for universal condemnation. Premier Tanck’s cabinet reviewed security findings as three border towns were struck.
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Calgarians Use Dial a Prayer Service for Help
Calgarians call a dial a prayer service in Calgary seeking support. A secretary answers and asks callers about their problem before offering help.
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Alaska judge rules on party candidate selection
Anchorage Alaska UPI report says Superior Court Judge Pilmund Burke ruled the Democratic Central Committee lacked authority to pick the party candidate for Masko's vacant congressional seat after Rev Nick Bey ich's disappearance. Burke's ruling could force a state convention to select a home district candidate, noted Democratic State Chair Wan Finn Wolli. A separate notice reports a missing small plane with Major Ander Bale Roges, D La, in the air since Oct 16, raising calls for a special election to fill Hegict's seat.
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Gibbons Drops Out of House Race After Polls
Washington based UPI reports Gibbons of Florida withdrew from the race for Democratic House leadership. The move leaves Thomas P. ONeill of Massachusetts likely to win the post, with party whip duties set to shift after the upcoming House vote. The Florida candidate cited lack of sufficient support to defeat ONeill.
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Annenberg to Stay as U S Ambassador to Britain
Walter H. Annenberg will continue as U.S. ambassador to Great Britain into Nixon's second term officials said. The former publisher of Philadelphia Inquirer has served in London throughout the Nixon administration and faced speculation about leaving the post.
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Nixon Wary Seclusion at Camp David Over Easter
President Nixon planned a quiet holiday weekend at Camp David in Massachusetts retreat to draft his inaugural address. He and Mrs. Nixon flew by helicopter on Thursday after dispatching Maurice J. Williams, disaster relief veteran, to Nicaragua to coordinate U S aid. Deputy White House press secretary said the move reflects the President’s concern for Managua and a desire to ensure full mobilization of American resources to relieve suffering.
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Daily Reviewers Notice From Post Office
The notice from a late morning edition details a postal act concerning D VR97 and related charges. It lists an address in Hayward California and references a scheduled delivery or service matter affecting the local area.
Sunday Highlights and government notes on pay and race science
A reader learns of a government note on upcoming payroll deductions for Social Security and higher take home pay. The piece also reports a scientist in South Africa arguing racial purity lacks evidence, framed as a startling assertion amid a discussion of fraud detection and alcohol trade dangers.
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