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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1972
Page
6
Anchorage Alaska AP reports the 39 day search for the missing light airplane carrying House Majority Leader Hale Boggs and three others has been suspended. Air Force Maj Ken Shelley said the decision followed a facts review and consultation with the Aerospace Rescue and Recovery.
Nine or more mediums across the nation join a search for Jane Anne Lund, a 26 year old mother of four missing from Cleveland Heights eight days. They hope psychic detective Peter Hurkos can aid, though he is unavailable until Tuesday for a $5,000 fee. The mother says Hurkos may be needed and that the impressions suggest the woman is alive but in desperate need, possibly confined in a small white structure.
A Utah deer hunter asks a local paper to help locate the wallet owner he and a companion found 12 years ago. They shared $140 then discarded the wallet and now seek restitution with interest. The note stresses intent to make amends.
Norwegian defense spokesman says frigates deployed antisubmarine mines in Sognefjord after reports of new submarine contacts. British ministry says no confirmation of a Russian submarine mutiny story from Albania radio relay. Albania source claims a mutiny on a nuclear submarine and a return to port amid NATO tensions.
Government officials and labor leaders reached a compromise to end a two day strike in Bolivia. It is unclear if the state of siege will be lifted or if workers return to work. Union chiefs agreed to resume after the government promised near term salary talks and release of jailed leaders.
In Wellington Norman Kirk's Labor party won decisively over Prime Minister John Marshall's National party. With about half the results from 87 constituencies, National held 44 seats to Labor's 40. Labor appears to secure a majority of over 20 seats in the 87-seat House. Kirk, 49, campaigned on regional development and social benefits. Marshall conceded defeat by phone. In Newton Massachusetts the First Church, 308 years old, holds its last service and plans to sell its building after failed merger talks.
PO 3C Michael Dawson from Detroit tells Congress subcommittee investigating Navy race issues is pursuing Adm Elmo Zumwalt Jr. He says the panel focused on disobedience and protests rather than discrimination and unfair black assignments aboard the Constellation. Hearings close to public this week with Dec 5 session on Kitty Hawk race riot.
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