Florida auto theft ring posed as Austrian prince
Prince impersonator Michael Goldbaum, 25, used forged titles to register luxury cars including Rolls Royce and Jaguar at the Florida DMV. An 18 count auto theft arrest warrant followed a two year scheme that tied stolen vehicles from New York to buyers in Florida Indiana and Virginia. The FBI tracks his movements after he last appeared in Miami.
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Fla
Michael Balthasar Karl Friedrich von Hohensiegen du Zinger Und von Harrach
Austria
Florida Department of Motor Vehicles
Michael Goldbaum
Miami
Mayo Davis
Goldbaum
Davis
Department of Motor Vehicles
Rolls Royce Motor Transport Ltd
New York City
Indiana
Virginia
Morton removes top three from Indian Bureau over protests
Interior Secretary Morton strips authority from BIA chief Louis Bruce assistant Harrison Loesch and deputy John Crow and appoints Richard Bodman to run the bureau after a six day siege by Trail of Broken Treaties demonstrators in Washington. The move comes as officials blame internal conflict for hindering Indian programs.
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Washington
Rogers C. B. Morton
Morton
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Harrison Loesch
Louis R. Bruce
John O. Crow
Richard S. Bodman
Crow
Bruce
Loesch
Middletown police release sketch in Surfside Inn waitress slaying
Police released an artist sketch of the suspect in the November 18 killing of 57 year old waitress Sylvia Rogers at the Surfside Inn. Chief James Howerton urged tip line tips while noting the motive appeared to be robbery with about $15 taken.
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Middletown
Surfside Inn
Tytus Ave
James R Howerton
Sylvia Rogers
Town Road
Kissinger Heads Back to Paris for New Vietnam Talks
U S negotiator Henry Kissinger received final instructions from President Nixon in Florida before flying to Paris to resume talks with North Vietnam. Kissinger will brief Nixon after a nine day recess and meet South Vietnamese envoy Nguyen Phu Duc as Paris aims for a cease fire settlement.
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Key Biscayne
Fla
U. S
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
Florida
Paris
Kissinger
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
South Vietnam
Saigon Radio
Ziegler
Washington
Andrews Air Force Base
Nguyen Phu Duc
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon aides brace for staff shakeup in White House
The article lists resignations and departures for top aides including Robert Brown, Harry Dent, Charles Colson, and Robert Finch. Ziegler notes four imminent resignations while others such as Peter Flanigan and Rose Mary Woods remain. Nixon holds lengthy talks with the President but no further details were released. Saigon reports suggest Tran Van Lam doubts a separate peace with Hanoi and hints Washington may pressure Thieu.
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Kissinger
H. R. Hakdeman
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Domestic Council
William E. Timmons
Capitol Hill
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Robert Brown
North Carolina
Harry Dent
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Charles W. Colson
Peter Flanigan
Herbert G. Klein
Leonard Garment
John Dean III
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Fire Tears Through Seoul Theater Killing Five at Pop Festival
A fiery blast at Citizens Hall in Seoul during a national TV pop festival killed five people and injured about 75 as fans, many teens, fled through windows. Nam Jin, 25, was on stage when the explosion occurred. the fire was brought under control after midnight.
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Seoul
South Korea
Mstly Young Rock
Citizens’ Hall
Nam Jin
Final Space Shot Not The Last For Apollo 17
Apollo 17 launches Wednesday night as crew chief Eugene A. Cernan says Skylab and the shuttle era lie ahead. The article notes pages 24 and 45 for more space shot details and reports Calley’s appeal on page 44.
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Eugene A. Cernan
Weather outlook shows mild start with wet mix ahead
Cloudy and mild today give way to wetter weather with a chance of rain and possible snow tonight and tomorrow. Highs reach the 50s today with 30s lows. Monday will be cooler with mid-40s highs.
Nader Group Alleges Aerosol Cannisters Cause Injuries
A Ralph Nader group accuses aerosol can makers of endangering homes with explosives and urges triple damages for victims. The Center for Concerned Engineering cites 160 injuries since May 1971, including nine deaths and six cases of blindness, from a federal injury surveillance system.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Nader
Center For Concerned Engineering
Aerosol Can Pressure Release Debate and Allegations
The center accuses American Can Co of using a cheap pressure release system as a PR gimmick while suggesting immediate action to prevent explosions. The spokesman says the rim cent release has been offered since September and that 3 million cans feature the device, costing buyers an extra tenth of a cent, with visible serrations on can tops.
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American Can
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