Three Bandits Hold Hostages In Car Tow Truck Pursuit
Police captured a patrol car used by three armed bandits who commandeered it in Chattanooga and, with three hostages, towed toward Atlanta after a 75 mile pursuit. One bandit surrendered near Cartersville as authorities negotiated. rest remained in car with hostages in front seat.
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Cartersville
UPI
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pumpkin Vine Bridge
Felix Bernard Lundy
Lompoc Record Adopts Circulation and Staff Details
The Lompoc Record lists its post office filing as second class mail in Lompoc California under act of Congress and notes its Superior Court decree. It names staff including president publisher editor and various department heads. Subscription rate is 2.25 per month with home delivery by mail and daily publication except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
North I St
Regent
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Lawrence C. Grossman
J. Donald Adam
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hanoi raid damages POW camp as U.S. planes strike North Vietnam
Hanoi Radio reports U.S. warplanes damaged a POW camp near Hanoi during full scale raids. Casualty counts and camp locations are unclear while officials question adherence to the Geneva Convention. Joan Baez and associates toured the camp after the attack.
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United Press International
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi Hilton
Washington
B52
Friedheim
New Lompoc ministerial group elects new officers
The Lompoc Valley Ministerial Association will install new officers on January 1. President Rev Wallis Turner, vice president Mrs Margaret Brett, and secretary treasurer Rev David Miller will lead. Turner pastors Calvary Baptist Church, Brett aids service families, Miller leads Peace Lutheran Church.
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Lompoc Valley
Turner
Calvary Baptist Church
Brett
National Council of Church
Miller
Peace Lutheran Church
Doors Open to Meat Imports Through 1973 Plan
Treasury Secretary Shultz announced President Nixon will extend the suspension of meat import quotas through 1973. The move aims to curb rising meat prices by increasing supply, allowing countries like Australia, New Zealand, and Mexico to export more beef and other meats to U S as demand grows.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Australia
New Zealand
Mexico
United States
Shultz
Christmas truce in Ireland starts 71 hours tonight
Belfast reports say the IRA Provisional wing announced a three day halt on attacks on civilians and military targets starting at midnight though not a formal truce. Violence continued with a 25 year old Catholic man killed and 11 others wounded in shootings and bombings in Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Relaxing return trip for astronauts
Apollo 17 crew from Houston enjoy a lighter postflight schedule with three days of detailed debriefings before Christmas. Debriefs resume after New Year as the trio rests with families. 2200 photos and 258 pounds of lunar samples are prepared for release and analysis including orange soil from Shorty Crater.
Cries for press shield laws sweep nation
Three newsmen jailed and three more facing jail for resisting disclosure prompt rising shield law efforts in state legislatures and Congress. Key case involves John F. Lawrence of the Los Angeles Times who withheld audio tapes from a Watergate probe, with Farr facing life in jail unless he talks.
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United Press International
Congress
Congressional
John F. Lawrence
Los Angeles Times Bureau
Washington
William Farr
Los Angeles Times
Charles Manson
Farr
Massachusetts
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Lawrence
David Lightman
Baltimore
Paul Branzburg
Louisville
Detroit
Lottery mixup leaves two claimants for $200000 prize
In Southfield Michigan an upside down nine caused a mixup at the state lottery drum. Emcee Gregory Gardner announced Stanley Yao as a $50000 winner before realizing the numeral read as nine. Betty Coleman of Romulus then claimed the $200000 grand prize amid confusion.
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Mich
UPI
Santa Claus
Michigan
Santa
Gregory Gardner
Stanley K. Yao
Yao
Gardner
Betty A. Coleman
Romulus
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