Penn Central Proposes Major NYC Property Sale
Penn Central Transportation Co ailing under bankruptcy proposes selling land and buildings in a 10 block by 29 acre NYC area bounded by Madison Lexington 42nd and 52nd Streets including the Commodore Roosevelt Biltmore and Barclay hotels and Waldorf Astoria land parcels. Air rights over Grand Central Terminal offered. sale hinges on federal court approval and satisfies a DOT loan guarantee condition.
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Florida
Penn Central
Department of Transportation
New York
U.S. District Court
Chilean Government Moves to Socialize Industry in Chile
In Santiago AP reports President Allende's government uses 1920s laws to requisition private factories and offices. Ford Chile closes plants after 16 million lost since 1969 with 400 workers dismissed. workers later rehired. GM Chile faces pressure as government aims for minority partnerships and fewer auto producers by 1973 amid rising union tension and price controls.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
MacArthur
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Allende
General Motors
Gerard Boyle
American Chamber of Commerce
Administration Fires Back At Critics Of Mayday Response
The Nixon administration continued its counterattack on critics who say the government overreacted to Mayday protests. Atty. Gen. Mitchell and Deputy Atty. Gen. Kleindienst defended police actions, calling some critics sidewalk supervisors and asserting police blocked mob rule. They cited violent disruptions by about 20 000 protesters and condemned comparisons to civil disobedience. Also, Maj. Gen. Leonid V. Novikov of the Soviet army died at 85, per the Defense Ministry newspaper.
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Nixon
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Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
National
Cleveland
Ohio
Rotary Club
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American Civil Liberties Union
D-Mass
Ued
Kennedy
Thoreau
Martin Luther King
Moscow
Leonid V. Novikov
Defense Ministry
Nixon Tulsa trip to dedicate Arkansas River project
President Nixon travels to Tulsa Oklahoma to dedicate the Arkansas River navigation project linking Catoosa to the Mississippi via Arkansas and Verdigris rivers and man-made channels. He will return to Washington that night and has no plans to visit Red China or Moscow.
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Nixon
Tulsa
Okla
Catoosa
Mississippi River
Verdigris
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
London
Red China
Moscow
Renowned health official dies in Atlanta age 84
Dr. Rolla E. Dyer former director of the U S Public Health Service NIH died of a heart attack at 84. He was among the first scientists to link cigarette smoking with lung cancer. In Florida Paul A Sevareid 61 former Minneapolis TV newsman and brother of CBS chief Washington correspondent Eric Sevareid died in St. Petersburg.
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Rolla E. Dyer
U.S. Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Paul A. Sevareid
Minneapolis
Eric Sevareid
Washington
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Wton - TV
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Why People Say They Own a House with a Long Mortgage
People say they own a house when they have a mortgage because legal ownership transfers at closing, while the lender holds a lien until the loan is paid. The balance remaining, escrow, and equity influence perceived ownership despite decades of payments.
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