Complex 1972 news items mix in flight incident and VIP notices
A federal grand jury indicted playwright writer Norman Sydney Wexler for threatening airline crew and passengers after a San Francisco arrest on arrival from New York. Princess Caroline, 14, hurt in Monte Carlo horse riding incident, delaying her return to Tingland o boarding school. Actress Sandy Duncan marries eye surgeon Calcattera in Carson City ceremony with brief courthouse witnesses. Grateful Dead guitarist Philip Lesh arrested amid drugs raid revealing liquid LSD, marijuana, hashish and other substances. NBC News names Richard Wald president, replacing Reuven Frank. Gallery: nude model case in Knight Magazine leads to damages awarded to Gail Jensen. First lady Pat Nixon to host reception for Shenyang acrobats, Chinese pandas Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling featured with weight updates and tour plans.
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Norman Sydney Wexler
Savith
San Francisco
American Air Fines
New York
League
Wexler
Heavy snows sweep Dixie and West to Alaskan cold
Snow and ice blanketed the South from Texas to the Carolinas with six inches in parts of north central Texas and freezing rain reaching San Antonio and Beaumont. Warnings extended from travel advisories across the central Gulf states to Alabama, while the Far West saw mountain snow in Washington Nevada Oregon and northern California. Cold waves stretched across the Great Lakes with gusty winds and mixed precipitation. Nixon plans European trip this spring were confirmed by the White House.
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Texas
Carolina
Rockies
Atlantic
San Antonio
Beaumont
Gulf States
Lowsisna
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Clarita
Carolinas
Washington
Nevada
Oregon
California
Great Lakes
Lake Evie
New York
Bozeman, Mont
Key West
Fla
Fragmented Press Telegram Item Reaches Public Notice
A brief OCR fragment from a Press Telegram page references Wald at Log emi and Sacand with scattered letters and partial dates. The readable bits indicate a labeled notice or brief item, but most specifics are missing, leaving unclear event details and parties involved.
Jetliner Loses Engine Part Lands Safely Over Colorado
A Trans World Airlines Lockheed TriStar returned to Las Vegas after losing a fan portion of an engine over southwestern Colorado on a Chicago to Los Angeles run. All 70 passengers and 12 crew members remained unharmed as the plane landed safely. Passengers were transferred to another flight to Los Angeles.
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Las Vegas
Trans World Airlines
Colorado
Airlines
Chicago
Los Angeles
McCarran International
Eastern Air Lines
New York
Fort Lauderdale
Atlantic City
Kennedy Airport
Everglades
U S moves to curb prices by expanding food supply
Washington reports major actions to boost meat and grain production. Nearly 15 million acres on Wheat farms will return to production, grazing restrictions on idle land lifted, and 400 million bushels of stored grains released to the market as extended storage loans end. Officials say steps aim to assure adequate supplies for rising demand.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Spokes
Russia
US jets strike Indochina targets with heavy eight week pace
UPI reports American fighter bombers carried the heaviest attacks into North Vietnam's panhandle in eight weeks while B52 bombers hit targets across Indochina for the second time this year. The U.S. Command noted three more Americans joined battle, eight wounded, and a rising tally of Communist casualties. B52 formations bombed south of Vinh and around DMZ routes, with additional strikes by Bats in South Vietnam and possible BS2 sorties into Laos and Cambodia.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
Panhandle
U.S. Air Force Bay
Indochina
U.S
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Ban Karal
Saon
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
U.s.command
Laos
Cambodia
Talks in fourth day as Reds resist bomb pressure
North Viet Nam warned it will not be intimidated by U S bombing or force in peace talks. Kissinger and Tho met for the fourth day, with technical experts joining to draft a ceasefire. Nguyen Minh Vy said progress or prolongation of war hinges on the American side while Saigon sovereignty demands spark objections.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
la Due Tho
Nguyen Minh Vy
United States
Vietnam
Kissinger
Tho
North Wietnemese
Saigon
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Nguyen van Thieu
Thi
Thien
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