Miss Albany winner becomes first black Georgia contestant
Sherry Holliday, 19, a student at Illinois State University and former Miss Albany runner up, will compete for Miss Georgia in Columbus this June after Kathy Gunnells resigned to marry. Armand Hammer bid 5.1 million for Edward Robinson art collection, auction open to April 4. Carl McIntire plans to greet South Vietnam president Thieu in San Clemente on April 2. Rima Magee sues Jack LaLanne studios for 1 million over use of a photo misidentified as Peggy Fellini from a decade ago.
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Albany
Sherry Holliday
Miss Holliday
Ilinois State University
Kathy Gunnells
Armand Hammer
Occidental Petroleum Co
Los Angeles
Edward G. Robinson
Robinson
Renoir
Monet
Carl McIntire
New Jersey
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
San Clemente Calif
McIntire
California
Rima Magee
Jack LaLanne Health Studios
Reducing Spa
Manila Says Foreign Troops Involved In Southern Uprising
Manila reported the government found foreign troops taking part in a rebellion centered in Cotabato, 500 miles south of Manila. Officials claimed only a handful of nonindigenous troops were involved, with no need for SEATO help. Rebels were described as a mix of Maoists, Christian outlaws, and Muslim secessionists totaling about 6,000 to 9,000.
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Manila
UPI
SEATO
Francisco 8. Talad
Tatad
Cotabato Province
Morning News Brief from Hayward Post Office Notice
Public notice from Hayward California regarding mail matter under the Act of Congress March 2 1892. Communications addressed to The Daily Review in care of Ines Foye Sparks Pentident and Publicat Williams Chitcoll Burinets Manowar Enterad at Post Office. Box 3127.
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Daily Review
Ines Foye Sparks
Williams Chitcoll
Hayward
Californa
W. Wisson
Call
Nixon says housewife key to stem rising food costs
President Nixon declares the American housewife the best weapon against rising food prices. He rejects meat price controls, seeks removal of a beef import tariff, and notes labor demands include taxes on excess profits and rent controls. He warns price controls risk black markets and rationing and cites consumer choices as pivotal.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
U.S
Congress
LW. Abel
Steel Workers
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
House Banking Att Currency Committee
Wiliam R. Cotter
D-Gunn
Barbara Shuttlesworth
Vernon, Conn
Uostaf Living Council
United States
Meat boycott spreads from coast to coast in 1970s protests
United Press International reports managers in California supervise meat departments noting consumer boycotts cutting sales. San Fernando Valley shoppers stage meatless Thursdays while others in Ohio North Carolina and Oklahoma City organize meatless days and price protests.
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San Fernando Valley
California
Woodland Hills
Safeway
Gary Braumeister
Hughes
Braumeister
U.S
Youngstown
Ohio
Edward Cantor
Cantor
Erma
Oklahoma City
Peace on Earth sign removed by Campbell city council
A public peace message on an 18 story building sign in Campbell California was cut off after the city council ruled it violated local large sign ordinances. Councilman Rusty Hammer defended the message but said the ordinance applies. The incident followed President Nixon's ceasefire announcement dated January 23.
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Campbell
Calif
Nixon
Rusty Hammer
Family faces third child death from rare heart disease
In Tallahassee, Florida, Joh and Mary Bradley mourn as their third child to die from primary pulmonary hypertension, a rare incurable ailment. Kim, 15, endured numerous heart attacks before dying at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. The couple recalls teaching Kim to live one day at a time while two older children also died from the disease in childhood.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Susan
Kit
Bradley
Kin
Joh
Mary Bradley
Kim
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital
John
Bradleys
Linda
Brailley
Florida State University
Mary Faith
Belly Mitchelle
Jaguar Breaks Loose In Knoxville Streets
A 170 pound jaguar named Sheba escaped from a cage at Knoxville Zoo and roamed the grounds for about an hour before capture. The animal killed three peacocks but did not leave the zoo area as officials blamed a defective latch for the escape. Zoo director Guy Smith reported the cat had been fed less than three hours earlier.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Sheba
Zoa
Smith
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