Banks Bombs Found Across Cities After Media Tips
Police found bombs in Bank of America San Francisco and three Manhattan banks after anonymous tips to news outlets. Explosives in Chicago and other New York banks were deactivated without injuries, with time locks and a clock device used in several boxes.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Bank of America
Crocker
Tional Bank
Wells Fargo Bank
Lower Manhattan
Marine Midland Trust Co
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
First National City Bank
First National Bank of Chicago
Continental Ilinois National Bank and Trust
Northern Trust Co
Kenneth O’neill
Marine Midland
Broadway
New York
Robert Daly
Continental Ilinois National Bank of Chicago
Christopher Mohr
Unemployment Rate Rises to 6 Percent in December
The U.S. unemployment rate edged up to 6.1 percent in December, just below the 6.2 percent nine year high set a year earlier. The year in review shows average jobless at 5.9 percent with about five million unemployed.
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Nixon Seeks Re Election In New Hampshire Primary
President Nixon formally announces he will seek reelection and keep his name on the New Hampshire ballot for the March presidential primary. He cites completing his work and plans to refrain from active campaigning until the Republican convention.
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N.H
Nixon
New Hampshire
Dwinnell
Robert Stark
India Opens Hanoi Embassy as North Vietnam Ties Deepen
New Delhi announced full diplomatic relations with North Vietnam effective immediately, upgrading Hanoi to an embassy and keeping Saigon with a consulate general. South Vietnam protested, warning it could affect India’s ICC chairmanship over the 1954 cease-fire. The move shifts India toward a stance nearer Poland on Indochina issues.
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Saigon
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Lam
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Canada
Poland
Indochina
Sweden
Switzerland
Hijacked PSA jet heads to Havana after refueling stop
A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727 was hijacked from Los Angeles to Tampa by a shotgun armed man and a woman with a baby. The jet then departed for Havana after two refuelings and a demand for a larger plane to carry them to Africa. FBI and FAA coordinated safety as the aircraft landed in Cuba at 1 01 p.m. local time. 134 passengers left the jet at Los Angeles.
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Tampa
Fla
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Los Angeles
Havana
Africa
FBI
Federal Aviation Administration
Cuba
PSA
Tampa International
Air
Paul MacaAllister
Hillsborough County Aviation Authority
America
MacAllister
Blast kills about 200 in Bangladesh ammunition dumps
New Delhi AP report cites United News of India saying the Bangladesh Observer counted 52 bodies recovered with a series of explosions in an ammunition dump left by the Pakistani army in Dinajpur district.
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Dacrea
Bangladesh
United News of India
Bangladesh Observer
Dinajpur
Picnic Days Here Briefly
Forecast for Lawrence area calls for sunny warm weekend with highs in the 50s and nighttime lows in the 20s to 40s. Mild weather through Sunday then a cold front Monday and Tuesday. Journal-World logged a low of 3% at 8 am and a Thursday high of 45. State high Thursday reached 51 at Goodland.
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Heller to Leave KU Post and Return to Teaching
Kansas University vice chancellor for academic affairs Francis Heller will relinquish administrative duties at the start of the next academic year to become Roy Roberts Distinguished Professor of political science. He will teach full time, saying the classroom is his first love and that teaching is an honor and distinction.
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Kansas University
Heller
Roy Roberts
University
Manhattan
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Journal-World
Rutgers University
Fair and warm weather outlook noted
The page reports fair and warm conditions with full weather details on Page 5. The brief on Page 18 highlights a general weather summary for readers.
Clinton Lake project bids in late February for roads and dam
Army Corps official says bids for access roads will be invited in late February with a contract award planned in April and a spring bid for dam embankment and spillway. Completion of the dam and outlet works targeted for early 1976.
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M.O. Smith
Army Corps of Engineers
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Corps
Overlook
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Richland
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Douglas County Commission
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Russell Stover Candies Rexall Ad Promotes Moving Homes
Rexall advertising copy touts affordable housing options for those who cannot afford castles in Ridglea and Ridglea Comm area. The ad lists a 4 42-4444 contact and mentions Russell Stover candies.
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Rexall
Ridglea
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