Frosty temperatures sweep central Plains and beyond
Temperatures dipped into the frosty 30s and 40s from the Canadian border to the central Plains with Topeka recording a 40 degree low for Sept 17. Showers and thunderstorms moved through the Appalachians and New England, with scattered rain across the Carolina coast, southern Florida, and parts of Michigan. Rainfall stayed under half an inch except 1.2 inches in Dothan Alabama.
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Associated Press
Canadian
Central Plains
Topeka
Kan
Appalachians
New England
Carolina Coast
Florida
Michigan
Washington
Oregon
California
Dothan
Ala
Musicians Accept Radio City Pact Ending Theater Shutdown
New York musicians voting to end a potential closure accepted a three year contract raising weekly pay by 65 dollars to 350 dollars in four steps. The deal allows reducing work weeks from 52 to 38 during the 1975 76 season as management seeks scheduling flexibility amid deficits.
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New York
Radio City Music Hall
Rockettes
Music Hall
American Federation of Musicians
International Association of Theatrical Stage
Births and dismissals listed by local hospital records
Vital statistics show two births: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Leonard Jr. at Carlisle and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walters at 4306 Lewis Sr. Dismissals include Paul Steward of Franklin and several individuals from multiple local addresses listed with hospital patient details.
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Charles E. Leonard Jr
Finch Court
Carlisle
Joseph Walters
Lewis, Sr
Paul Steward
Franklin
Richard Gall
Trenton
Steven DeBord
Union Road
Clarence Gallaume
Ora Lane
John Angel
Clarence Angel
Oxford State Road
William McGuire
Niderdale Way
Christopher Walker
MGM to Scale Back Film Unit Focus on TV and Leisure
MGM will produce only a few select motion pictures and withdraw entirely from film distribution. James T. Aubrey, MGM president, said a streamlined plan aims for profit and growth through television and other entertainment ventures, with theaters abroad to be sold as distribution tightens.
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Los Angeles
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc
MGM
James T. Aubrey
Aubrey
Clark Gable
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Judy Garland
Mickey Rooney
Greer Garson
Ronald Colman
Mrs. Miniver
Mutiny On the Bounty
Mgm Grand Hotel
Las Vegas
Nev
Letter bomb kills Israeli diplomat in London embassy
An Israeli diplomat stationed at the London embassy was killed by a bomb sent in a letter on September 19, 1972. The attack marked a deadly act of political violence amid escalating tensions in the region and abroad.
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London
Minstrel Tom Chapin Hosts Make a Wish Series
Tom Chapin, 28, star of ABC TV's Make a Wish, is a former basketball standout from Plattsburgh State now pursuing folk rock. He landed the hosting role after screen tests and auditions, joining his brother Steve and guitarist Bob Hinkel for the program that has won a Peabody Award and is recommended by the National Educational Association.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
Tom Chapin
Abc-Tv
Plattsburgh State College
Chapin
Steve
Bob Hinkel
Tom
National Educational Association
ABC
Nightly TV Guide Highlights And Movie Listings
Tonight's lineup features Bengals reviews and Chase unit stakeout in progress on the park stakeout. Maude and Egan story lines run at 8 o'clock with Hawaii Five O and Marcus Welby following later. Classic films include Dying Room Only and Calling Northside 777 with noted stars.
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Bengals
Denver Broncos
Lucy
Maude
Walter
Egan
McGarrett
Marcus Welby
Cloris Leachman
Snoop Sisters
Helen Hayes
Northside
James Stewart
Hugh O’brian
Darren McGavin
Robert Vaughn
Bad day for a hard hat at City Hall blaze
Portland construction worker Frederick J. Lee aged 36 suffered an ankle injury in a 30 foot fall from scaffolding at City Hall. While en route to hospital he saw his house on fire, creating a day of multiple disasters.
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Portland
Maine
Frederick J. Lee
Lee
City Hall
This Day In History September 18 1973 Highlights
On this date events include Washington laying the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol in 1793 and Quebec surrender to Britain in 1759. Chile declared independence in 1810, the fugitive slave act passed in 1850, and Dag Hammarskjold died in 1961. Greta Garbo is noted as turning 68.
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Associated Press
George Washington
U.S
Washington
Quebec
Chile
Spain
USS. Congress
Japan
Mandhuria
Omar Bradley
U.S. Army
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Rhodesia
Indonesia
Jakarta
Britain
Malaysia
Columbia University
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Kalbfleisch Road
Alvin Burg
McGuire
Daniel Imfeld
Elmo Place
Frederick Ray
Flemming Road
Oscar Kesling
Lebanon
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