Red faced barbers robbed in Detroit trimming heist
In Detroit three thieves robbed Maurice Mills and six barbers after forcing them to strip and stealing about 400 dollars. The robbers fled with clothes in a garbage bag leaving the shop nearly naked and the barbers had to wait for a phone call for news since the shop’s only phone was a pay phone. The first call arrived 45 minutes later from Mills’ wife Betty.
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Detroit
Mich
Maurice Mills
Mills
Betty
Ex-official Porter pleads guilty in Watergate case
The former Nixon re election committee scheduling director Herbert L. Porter 35 of Laguna Niguel California pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about the Watergate break in. He admitted a conversation about spending 100000 to hire college speakers. The maximum penalty is five years and a 10000 fine.
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Washington
Nixon
FBI
Herbert L. Porter
Laguna Niguel
Calif
Ben Aveniste
Porter
Magruder
Committee
Federal Grand Jury
Restroom painting valued at up to 30000 found at Ohio University
A canvas titled Ohio River Near Gallipolis by Clarence Helbrook Carter, painted in 1942, was discovered in a women's restroom at Ohio University. The work valued between 25000 and 30000 was listed on a 10 year old inventory as in the restroom, and will be sent to New Jersey for a Carter show.
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Ohio
Ohio University
New Jersey
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Clarence Helbrook Carter
New Jersey State Museum
Henry H. Lin
College of Fine Arts
Carter
Lin
New York Times
New York
Pomeroy
Israelis Hand Over Suez City to U N Force
Israeli troops formally transfer control of Suez City at the southern gate to the U N Emergency Force. U N units begin securing the area while the 3rd Egyptian Army withdraws under Kissinger disengagement terms, with a 40 day completion target and a move to a line east of the canal.
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Suez City
Canal
Africa
Suez Canal
U.N
Suez
Reino Raitasaari
Egypt
Adabiya
Henry A. Kissinger
Utilities urged to cut power and prepare for rationing
Senator Henry M. Jackson warned gasoline rationing may be necessary by spring if Arab oil shipments do not resume while the Federal Energy Office urged utilities to reduce power use by five percent in February. The plan aims to meet 95 percent of normal needs with a 12 day oil stock by March 1.
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Washington
United States
Henry M. Jackson
Federal Energy Office
FEC
Jackson
Saudi oil minister urges Japan to trade tech for oil
Ahmed Zaki Yamani told a Tokyo news conference Japan should seek a bilateral deal exchanging technology and industrial equipment for Saudi oil rather than participate in Nixon’s oil conference. He warned the conference could block such deals and said cooperation is possible if aimed at mutual interests. He opposes using Arab oil surpluses for SDRs and IMF reserves.
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Tokyo
Saudi Arabia
Japan
Nixon
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Yamani
Takeo Fukuda
International Monetary Fund
Middletown Weather Forecast Tracks Mild Rain Tonight
Mild conditions prevail in Middletown with showers expected tonight and cooler highs in the 40s tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 53 with a 36 degree overnight low. 0.45 inches of rain fell Saturday night. The outlook calls for more rain Wednesday then cloudy skies Thursday and Friday with highs in the 40s and lows in the 30s.
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Middletown
Laird and Ford Targeted by Egg and Tomatoes Protest
About a dozen demonstrators at Providence College tossed eggs tomatoes and objects at Melvin Laird as he and Gerald Ford arrived to receive the John E Fogarty Foundation humanitarian award The two offered no reaction and continued to their speeches while a larger group applauded outside Alumni Hall The protestors carried anti Laird signs Some college students participated on both sides of the event.
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Providence
R.I
Melvin R. Laird
Gerald R. Ford
Laird
Ford
Providence College
Secretary of Defense
John E. Fogarty Foundation
Greek Cypriot Hero Grivas Dies at 75
Thousands gather outside Limassol home to honor Gen George Grivas, guerrilla leader of EOKA who fought for Enosis and died of a heart attack. His body rests with Greek flag and flowers as schools close in mourning. Debates rise on future of the movement and burial plans.
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Limassol
Cyprus
George Grivas
Enosis
Greece
Makarios
Grivas
EOKA
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