Mills involved in bizarre incident with capital police
Rep. Wilbur Mills appeared intoxicated with facial injuries when a car he allegedly loaned was stopped near the Jefferson Memorial. A woman passenger jumped into the Tidal Basin and was rescued. Mills declined medical help and no sobriety test was administered.
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Memorial
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Capitol Hill
Arthur
Federal Parklands
Monument
Jefferson Memorial
Anabella Battistella
Arlington, Va
Pvt
Larry Brent
Brent
Betty Ford to be home Friday after surgery
First Lady Betty Ford is expected to be released from Bethesda Naval Medical Center on Friday after breast cancer surgery. Surgeon Dr. William Fouty called her recovery excellent and noted full use of her right arm.
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Washington
UPI
Betty Ford
William Fouty
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Kennedy wife Joan cited for drunken driving in Virginia
Joan Kennedy wife of Sen Edward Kennedy was charged with drunken driving after her convertible bumped a car at a red light in McLean Virginia. No injuries and about 1400 dollars in damage. Kennedy's spokesman said he left Capitol Hill for the family home after word of the incident.
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Mclean
UPI
Joan Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Virginia
Edward McGrath
McGrath
Defense Department
Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Capitol Hill
U S woman freed after 13 day Dominican hostage crisis
Barbara Hutchison of the U S Embassy said she and six other hostages were treated courteously by leftist guerrillas at the Venezuelan Consulate. The seven captors freed their captives and fled to asylum in Panama after threatening further killings.
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Iss Hutchison
U.S
Robert Hurwitch
Miss Hutchison
Joaquin Balaguer
Balague
Mexico
Peru
Four Americans to be freed by Cuba goodwill gesture
The Cuban government will release four Americans in a gesture to Senators Pell and Javits after visits with Cuban officials including Castro. The detainees—Susan Lane Brown, David Mirenberg, Philip Burris, and Richard Johnson—face drug related charges or visa issues from arrests in 1970 and 1973.
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Washington
UPI
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Sens
Claiborne Pell
D-R.l
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
United States
Susan Lane Brown
Royalton
David Bruce Mirenberg
Upper Sagan
Philip Burris
Oakland
Calif
Richard Peter Johnson
California
Burris and Johnson
Mirenberg
Ms. Brown
Cuban
Pell
Javits
Castro
Fidel Castro
Bomb scare disrupts Liberal HQ amid high British turnout
In London a bomb hoax forced evacuation of Liberal party headquarters near the Strand for 35 minutes as Britons voted in a heavy turnout for a new parliament. Police found nothing and staff returned safely.
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London
UPI
Liberal Party
Strand
Penny Sander
Liberal
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Reward Offered for Vandalism Information by Farmers
An individual farmers group posts a $600 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of vandals who damaged property and crops. The Lompoc Farm Bureau adds a $200 reward. Call your local sheriff with any tips.
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Lompoc Farm Bureau
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