Radio Preacher McIntire Becomes Real Estate Magnate
United Press International reports Carl McIntire, famed radio preacher, expanding into real estate with Cape May properties including Windsor Hotel and a 109-room hotel plus a 3, 1acre Cape Canaveral project featuring a $4.5 million Hilton, 260-unit apartment, and two office buildings. He seeks land for a campground and a $310 building for a Biblical museum, and plans a Florida “freedom center” with anti-communist seminars, aiming to run broadcasts on 1,000 stations and raise $1 million for the project.
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United Press International
Carl McIntire
Reformation Hour
Cape May
Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
MecIntire
Congress Hall
McIntire
Florida
UPI
Jacksonville
Miami
Disneyland
U.S
Cape May Conference Center
Floor Work Planned On Constitution Changes
Virginia legislators in the 1971 special session push to start floor work on enacting the new constitution. A Senate House subcommittee revised congressional reapportionment for multiple districts and Sen Hopkins unveiled a $19 million urban relief plan with local welfare offset and sewer water upgrades.
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Richmond
UPI
Virginia
Senate
House
William B. Hopkins
Roanoke
Del
Willis M. Anderson
Oanoke
Jaycees Meet in Memphis National Congress
More than 1,000 Jaycees from across the United States began arriving in Memphis for a two day national congress. Gordon B Thomas, 35, Tulsa, president of the United States Jaycees, was among early arrivals. The awards ceremony is set for Saturday night at the municipal auditorium. The ten honorees include Dr Mario Capecchi, Dr George Todaro, Cap William Bucha, Walter Humann, and cartoonist Al Capp. Former President Lixton Jennson served as a judge.
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UPI
United States
National Congress
America
Gordon B. Thomas
Tulsa
United States Jaycees
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Municipal Auditorium
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Harvard Medical School
George Todaro
National Cancer Insitute
Cap
Paul William Bucha
West Point
Walter J. Humann
Corporation
al Capp
Lixton Jennson
Reynolds Opens New Center in Miami and Pays Scrap Reward
Reynolds Metals Co opened its ninth U S aluminum can reclamation center in Miami Florida. The company reported it paid 400000 last year to individuals and organizations who submitted scrap metal. The Miami program collected four million pounds equating to eighty million cans at ten cents a pound.
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Richmond, Va
Bells High player faces possible charges over chair incident
The Bells High School athlete Clyde McLemore, 18, may sue after mother Charlotte McLemore says Crockett County Circuit Court Judge Dick German struck him with a metal chair during a Dec 16 game against Alamo High. Judge German denies the accusation as officials probe.
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Bells, Tenn
UPI
Bells
Crockett County
Dick German
Charlotte McLemore
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Alamo
Jerman
McLemore
Bells High School
Tennessee Secondary Schools Athletic Association
Illinois Police Demand Ban of Storybook Pig Depicts Police as Pigs
The Illinois Police Association protests Sylvester and The Magic Pebble by William Steig, urging removal from libraries after a single illustration portrays police as pigs. IPA argues the depiction risks shaping children to view police unfavorably, despite the story’s broader charm and honors. The Caldecott Medal winning book faces debate over a lone pig portrayal of law enforcement.
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Chicago
Illinois Police Assn
IPA
Sylvester
William Steig
Steig
New Yorker Magazine
IPA Sec.Treas
Victor J. Witt
Witt
American Library Assn
Wilt
Youth Wounded After Car Chase In Memphis
In Memphis two youths in a stolen car were chased by police through downtown. The car and a squad car crashed on Riverside Drive. one youth was wounded by a police bullet in the left hip and taken to John Gaston Hospital in fair condition. The other youth remained at large.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
John Barger
Barger
Riverside Drive
Mississippi River
Soviet offer boosts Algeria aid and North Africa reach
Soviet sources report a new aid program to Algeria including irrigation schemes, two dams and four hydraulic installations. The move aligns with Algeria's wary stance toward France and aims to extend Moscow’s influence beyond the Middle East, centered on Mers-El-Khebib naval base as a strategic prize. Boumedienne’s regime negotiates while retaining defense ties with the Soviet Union, though France remains a major arms supplier.
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Moscow
Henri Boumedienne
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Mers-El- Khebir
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Colnararingsport Publishing
Tenn
Trarksgiving
Noise Co Christman
Tennessee
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