Optimistic Update From Reporter On Wallater Paralysis
Newsmen Thursday remained optimistic that Wallater knew of his paralysis from the start though questions linger. He reportedly asked about the condition Wednesday as coverage continued through the week.
Prominent Hearne Banker Found Slain in Home
Avaletan Journal News Berviets reports banker Hearne and his wife were found dead in their home on Thursday. The house reportedly was ransacked suggesting a possible burglary. Hearne had long served at Planters and Merchants State Bank since 1945 and was brother of C. J. Kelly, president of a regional bank.
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Bomb threat on Queen Elizabeth rescinded after ransom claim
1 000 bomb disposal experts parachuted to the Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth after a ransom demand of 350000 was offered. The ship with 1550 passengers and 800 crew sailed from New York for Southampton with conductor Leopold Stokowski aboard. Cunard said the threat was received in New York and then dropped after no follow up call and a search found no bombs aboard.
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Azores
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Summit talks centered on Nixon administration with Soviet envoy
Secret overnight visit to Camp David by Anatoly Dobrynin and Kissinger followed by a Thursday briefing. Ronald Ziegler said details were not disclosed and the purpose was to discuss upcoming meetings with Moscow.
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Local Ledger Fragment Reflects Sparse Listing
Fragmentary journal item shows brief notes on carried items and stray text. Likely a small notice or advert with unclear details and no identifiable names or dates.
Moderate Pace To Slow Inflation Risks In 1973 Policy
The government said it will try to moderate the pace of business expansion to prevent renewed inflation pressures. Economic adviser Herbert Stein announced the aim as federal spending and output estimates were revised upward for early 1972.
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U S Aircraft Hit North Vietnam as An Loc Pushes Near
A.P. report says large U S air strikes hit North Vietnam while South Vietnamese forces push toward An Loc’s besieged capital seeking a major victory. Hanoi claims U S raids on populated areas. U S command notes heavy damage to vehicles and depots. Carrier strength rises to six with Saratoga joining 46 000 aboard 60 ships. Ticonderoga sails from San Diego. An Loc relief column advances within 21 4 miles of the city as enemy pressure shows signs of easing. President Thieu orders provincial capital protection efforts.
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Associated Press
Lynn C. Newland
Nguyen van Thieu
Code of ethics urged amid real estate and mortgage concerns
A call for a formal ethics code voices worries over an unwritten agreement in the real estate, land development, and mortgage sectors. The discussion highlights the need for clear standards to govern business practices amid alleged influence and unspoken understandings.
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