Escape by helicopter frees inmate from Southern Michigan Prison
Dale Otto Remling, 46, of Sidney, Mich., fled with an unidentified hijacker after a pilot was forced at knife point to fly over the prison walls and land near the license plate plant. A nationwide alert was issued as police traced the getaway in Michigan.
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Britain votes to stay in market unity amid postreferendum calm
The British vote to remain in the Common Market ends a 14 year debate with turnout at 65.6 percent of 40.5 million eligible voters. Leaders from Labour Conservative and Liberal parties hail the outcome while antimarket critics vow to persist.
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Reporter Joins Wallace's Campaign Team
Montgomery television newsman Robert Gambacurta is leaving WSFA-TV after 1969 to join Gov. George Wallace's national campaign staff. He will start on June 15 and focus on communications for the Wallace effort.
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Israel Signals Wider Territorial Withdrawals in New Peace Proposal
Foreign Minister Yigal Allon told Yediot Aharonot Israel would consider surrendering most of the 1967 territories in exchange for political and security commitments. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy urged a future accord that would shrink Israeli control beyond 1967 lines. The remarks follow Kissinger mediated talks that faltered over a pledged non aggression clause and a partial Sinai withdrawal.
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Steiger Shines in W C Fields and Me Lead
Producer Jay Weston says Rod Steiger proved critics wrong in W C Fields and Me. Steiger delivers a magnificent performance despite heavy work, perfectionist tendencies, and post hospital recovery with back muscle strain requiring a body brace most of the day.
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Hollywood shooting sparks plans for TV spinoffs and star reshuffles
Marilyn Beck reports from Hollywood on Rod Steiger's on set headache during a shooting scene at a downtown Los Angeles theater. Universal eyes a W C Fields and His Friends TV spin‑off with cast shifts, while Jay Weston mulls Rod Steiger in Hemingway life and Jack Cassidy, Bernadette Peters, Billy Barty, Valerie Perrine, and Tony Bennett connections surface. CBS network hard line prompts cast changes as Mary Wilson’s baby and The Waltons figure in.
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