Bacon, Fryers And Eggs Rationed Across Several Stores
Western shoppers face bacon rationing and limits on fryers and eggs after Nixon phased price freezes. Safeway and Fry's implement two pound bacon caps, two dozen eggs, and one fryer per customer in Arizona and other regions, with similar limits reported elsewhere. Prices rise in Boston and select markets as stores await updated supply after pre freeze purchases.
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Larry Carroll
Associated Press
Nixon
Safeway Stores, Inc
Arizona
Dale Peterson
California
Associated Food Stores, Inc
West
William Gross
Safeway
San Francisco
Hawaii
Fry’s Markets
Phoenix
Phoenix Safeway
Peter Magowan
John Wells
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Los Angeles
Alpha Beta
Ralph’s
Tom Riggs
San Diego
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Boston
Joel Cooper
Gunmen hijack Japan Airlines jumbo at Dubai airstrip
A terror squad seized a JAL jumbo at Dubai airport threatening to blow up the plane if interfered. One hijacker, a woman, was killed Friday when a hand grenade she held exploded aboard the jet.
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Dubai
Japan Air Lines
Desert
Funeral Ready Daughter Found Alive After Coffin Mixup
In Daytona Beach a Niagara Falls mother learned her daughter Sandy 18 was alive in a Florida jail after Debra Henderson 14 was mistakenly believed dead. Police found Sandy's papers on the deceased girl. Debra died after a traffic strike. Sandy was convicted of obstructing justice by disguise and false information.
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Fla
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Florida
Frances Southeran
Debra Henderson
Sandy
Debra
Patricia Bodkin
Southeran
Debbie
Hijackers Seize Boeing 747 After Amsterdam Takeoff
An airline says hijackers seized a Boeing 747 shortly after leaving Amsterdam. They cruised the Middle East, landed in Dubai where armed police ringed the plane. Passengers include Japanese German Dutch Peruvian French and Arab individuals. No refueling or ransom request was made. The airport closed and access was restricted.
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Amsterdam
Dubai
Middle East
Persian Gulf
Nixon makes busy Camp David weekend return after hospitalization
President Nixon arrives at Camp David with a heavy workload after viral pneumonia. He vows to work "right up the hill all the time" while aides plan a busy next week including paperwork on state visitors and Watergate tapes. Medical team covers his visit with two doctors and staff.
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Walter R. Tkach
William Lukash
Tkach
Virginia
Maryland
C.G. “Bebe’’ Rebozo
Key Biscayne, Fla
Camp David Gate
As Lodge
Catoctin Mountain
Iran
Senate Watergate Committee
Beauty queens vie for Miss Universe crown in Athens gala
From 61 nations 22nd Miss Universe contestants endured a week of preliminaries. Amanda Jones Miss U S A 22 from Evanston Illinois hopes to become an actress as an 11 member jury including Ginger Rogers selects the winner and four runners-up.
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Athens
New Zealand
Pamela King
Chile
Janet Robertson
United States
Amanda Jones
Evanston, Ill
U.S.A
New York
University of Illinois
Ginger Rogers
el Cordobes
Bruce Lee Dies at 33 in Hong Kong Hospital
Hong Kong report says Bruce Lee, Chinese American kung fu film star, died Friday after losing consciousness at his home. He had just finished the American film Enter the Dragon and was to be released this summer.
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Hong Kong
Bruce Lee
Dollar slips on European exchanges as gold rebounds
The U S dollar fell on European markets Friday after a token $2.2 million intervention by West German state bank. Gold rebounded after Nixon aide Peter Flanagan predicted central banks would not sell gold soon. Dollar rates eased in Frankfurt Zurich Paris and Amsterdam as the pound barely recovered.
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London
U.S
Peter Flanagan
Nixon
Frankfurt
Zurich
Paris
Amsterdam
Ashland Admit Illegal 100000 Donation to Nixon Campaign
Ashland Oil chairman Orin E. Atkins acknowledged an illegal $100,000 cash contribution to President Nixon's 1972 re election bid. The donation, made early in 1972 by a subsidiary without board knowledge, appears to have been solicited and handed to Maurice H. Stans.
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Ashland Oil Inc
Nixon
Orin E. Atkins Friday
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Weather In Middletown Rain Persists Tonight And Tomorrow
Showers remain in the Middletown area with rain totals noted after 4 inches in 12 hours yesterday. A separate item mentions Nixon campaign finance disclosures and a statement by Cox on voluntary corporate disclosures as mitigating in charges.
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Record prices for hogs rise after price freeze lift
After Phase 4 lifted price freezes, hog prices jumped as much as six dollars per hundredweight at marketing centers on Thursday, then fell on Friday. USDA officials warn against drawing conclusions, noting weekly patterns and shifting demand as production adjusts for the new policy.
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Donald Jones
Market News
US Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Nixon
Jones
R. O. Williams
Arkansas National Stockyards
Little Rock
Williams
Bill Gunthorp
Jonesboro, Ark
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