Will Discuss Policies Pat Nixon Travels To Africa
First Lady Pat Nixon begins a nine day trip to Liberia Ghana and the Ivory Coast acting as President Nixon's emissary on policy goals and diplomacy. She will accompany the President on future trips to China and the Soviet Union, and attend Liberia's inauguration of William Tolbert.
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Nixon
Sethree African Nations
Pat
Henry A. Kissinan
U.S
Peking
Moscow
Constance Stuart
Leavin
Liberia
Ghana
Ivory Coast
Andrews Air Force
China
Soviet Union
Japan
West Germany
France
Great Britain
Stuart
Key Biscayne
Fla
Ing
Willy Brandt
Transit Workers Avert Strike In New York City
42 000 transit workers reach a tentative contract before a midnight deadline averting a strike. The agreement, with the Transit Authority, includes an 18 percent raise over 27 months and productivity guarantees. Officials estimate $121 million cost two year cost and a future 30 cent fare increase.
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Thomas Crane
New York
Ronan
Afl-Cio
Transport Workers Union
Amalgamated Transit Union
Vincent D. McDonnell
Knife evidence found in Jacksonville cab slaying
Two blood stained knives were recovered near the scene of the Thursday slaying of 55 year old Jacksonville cab driver Lowell Amos Byrd. He was stabbed 40 times and robbed of $7.60. Investigators said the crime likely was robbery related.
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Jacksonville
N.C
Onslow County
Lowell Amos Byrd
Haw Branch
Jones County
James Norris
Harvey Whaley
Johnny Frazier
Legislators Propose Runaway Shelters and Network
Rep. Paul S. Sarbanes says Congress will soon introduce a bill to create shelters for runaway children and a national network to help families locate runaways. He cites a nationwide rise and Maryland figures showing about 17 percent increase and up to 6000 missing children in the state.
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Baltimore
Congress
Paul S. Sarbanes
Maryland Democrat
Maryland
Mayor reads comics on radio during city strike
Fiorello La Guardia, serving as mayor of New York City, hosted a Sunday morning radio reading of comic strips for Manhattan children amid a newspaper strike.
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New York City
Fiorello la Guardia
Children of
Manhattan
Eye trouble and fertility questions addressed by Dr. Thosteson
The column explains double vision from eye muscle weakness or poor focus and notes diagnosis by an eye specialist, possible surgery, or glasses. It also covers male infertility testing, including multiple sperm counts for accuracy, and discusses food allergies with gradual desensitization and avoidance strategies.
Coupon Redemption Plan Ended Amid Misery Claims
General Mills halted its coupon redemption program that funded life saving devices after protests accusing the company of trading on misery. About 200 machines were delivered nationwide over three years, with 16 kidney machines going to the Upper Midwest Kidney Foundation.
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Minneapolis
Minn
General Mills
Richard Rawlings
Rawlings
Upper Midwest Kidney Foundation
Dick Tuax
Foundation
Actor Peter Duel Dies In Suspected Suicide
Hollywood police report Peter Duel died from a gunshot in his Hollywood Hills home with a revolver nearby. Despondent over drinking problems, Duel had pleaded guilty to a felony drunken driving charge last year and a second bullet was fired from the weapon previously. Funeral plans include a memorial at Lake Shrine and burial in Penfield, New York.
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Peter Duel
Smith
Jones
Hollywood Hills
Dan Cooke
Duel
Diana Ray
Cooke
Screen Actors Guild
Deuel
Rochester
N.Y
Ellsworth Deuel
Penfield
St.Lawrence University
American Theater Wing
New York City
Gidget
Ben Murphy
Smith and Jones
ABC
Fellowship Lake Shrine
Geoffrey
Pamela
J. B. Deuel
Winter Today Low 28 Marks Brief Cold Start to Year
The morning dropped to 28 degrees signaling a frigid start to the new year. A partly cloudy cool day is ahead with a mid 50s high and tonight mid 40s, with increasing clouds and a small chance of rain. Sunday brings occasional showers and a high in the 50s, with mid temperature rain-showers through Tuesday.
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Triangle Area
Piedmont
Northern Coastal Plain
North and South Carolina Weather Outlook Through midweek
Forecast for North Carolina calls for mild conditions Monday to Wednesday with a chance of showers each day and daytime highs mainly in the 50s, cooler in the mountains and along the coast. Overnight lows in the 30s and 40s. South Carolina sees a rain risk Monday and scattered showers Tuesday and Wednesday with 40s to 60s temperatures. Regen chances vary and there is renewed sun then.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Denton Names New Fire Chief
Denton Volunteer Fire Dept. members elected Donald Peacock as chief. Peacock, 42, married with three children, has served since 1954 and previously led the department from 1957 to 1961. He succeeds Donald Morris, who resigned to become mayor.
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Denton
Denton Volunteer Fire Dept
Donald Peacock
Peacock
Durham Life Insurance Co
Donald Morris
16 Year Old Bound Over For Trial
One defendant was bound over to superior court and another received a sentence in district court. Gary Anthony Alexander 16 waived preliminary hearing on a charge of breaking into a car owned by Mrs. Ronnie Clodfelter on December 23 at Sears. The warrant listed clothing items valued at 88 dollars taken from the car. Earl Palmer Jr. received 30 days after larceny by breaking and entering was reduced to misdemeanor larceny for taking a bedspread humidifier two lamps and a fan from Jake Harris Variety Store on July 7. Arlie Jones and Eugene F. McFadden faced assault with a deadly weapon cases. Jones had charges dismissed while McFadden 19 of W Green Drive received a six month suspended sentence and court costs. A fugitive from justice charge against Jonathan Paul Kelly was dismissed after witnesses failed to appear.
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Superior Court
Gary Anthony Alexander
Tudor Street
Ronnie Clodfelter
Sears
Earl Palmer Jr
Jake Harris
Arlie Jones
Eugene F. McFadden
W. Green Drive
Jonathan Paul Kelly
Rt. 6
Thomasville
Florida
Tonight television listings scene items and names
A compact TV schedule fragment lists programs such as Hee Haw 10 Klub Kwiz News Scene Tonight Tommy Faile Lawrence Welk To Tell The Truth Bowl Highlights Arnie Circuit Mission Impossible Persuaders News The Scene Tonight News News Movie and other late night offerings.
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Hee Haw
Klub Kwiz
Tommy Faile
Lawrence Welk
Capable Evening Programs and Specials Overview
Capsule view of tonight’s television lineup includes Alabama versus Nebraska in the Orange Bowl in Miami at 8 P M. Also featured are All in the Family with an elevator entanglement and a feminist cop plot, ArnI in a new company satire, The Persuaders with Dame Gladys Cooper, and The Great Man biographical drama with Ferrer Wynn and London.
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