Bombs Found in Major Banks in Three Cities
Anonymous letters led to discovery of bombs in safe deposit vaults of Midland Marine bank in New York Manufacturers Hanover Trust in New York and First National Bank in Chicago with planned entry in San Francisco. Boxes rented in December 1970 carried keys and a single note demanded freeing political prisoners.
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Midland Marine Bank
Hanover Trust
New York
First National Bank
Chicago
San Francisco
Christopher
Mohr
Near North Side
George Jackson
Sam Melville
Jackson
San Quentin
Melville
Attica
N.Y
First National City Bank
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
Marine Midland Grace Trust Co
Continental Ilinois National
First National Bank of Chicago
The
Northern Trust Co
Bank of America
Crocker Citizens National
Wells Fargo Bank
Marine Midland
New_York, s
Lee Optical Introduces Automatic Photogray Lenses
Lee Optical showcases new automatic Photogray lenses that darken in sunlight and remain nearly colorless indoors and at night. The lenses adapt instantly to light conditions with a permanent American made formulation. Customers may choose from hundreds of frame styles with flexible credit and major card options.
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Lee Optical
BankAmericard
CODAC approves 1972 budget hike and new programs
CODAC's executive committee approves a 1.2 million dollar 1972 budget, a 76 percent rise from 1971's 680 500. Treasurer Rex Rice says 244 195 funds two new programs the black Outreach Project and a 10 bed after care facility. Existing agencies will receive only minor increases. Budgets from CODAC agencies total 1.4 million.
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Phoenix
UPI
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
CODAC
Rex Rice
Rice
City planning boards approve and deny mixed development plans
The Site Plan Committee approved five applications including Villa del Oro No. 2 and an A and W remodel at 74th and McDowell, and three office-buildings. The Design Review Board approved two projects but rejected C A Investment for its Second Street Civic Center Plaza building and the Second Street office plan. It also approved 56 units of Briarwood cluster housing but denied First Federal Savings carport at 6950 Camelback.
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Design Review Board
Villa del Oro No. 2
Foothills Development Company
Scottsdale and
Jackrabbit Roads
Roy Rogers
74Th Street
McDowell
Second Street
Civic Center Plaza
C and A Investment Company
70Th Street
Indian School
al Ballard
A and W
Briarwood Development Company
McDonald Drive
Scottsdale Road
First Federal Savings
E. Camelback
Soviet Delegation Opens Commerce Talks with U.S.
A Soviet delegation, the largest to visit the United States since World War II, began talks at the Commerce Department to broaden commercial ties between the two nations.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Commerce Department
Nixon announces bid for reelection in New Hampshire primary
President Nixon confirms in a letter to a supporter that he will seek renomination and reelection. He will allow his name to be on the New Hampshire ballot and in other primaries while not actively campaigning. Former Gov. Lane Dwinell released the letter from the Western White House at a news conference in Concord.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Nixon
Lane Dwinell
New Ae
White House
New Hampshire
America
Florida
Maryland
Nebraska
Oregon
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Dwinell
Robert L. Stark
Stark
Morse seeks Senate seat in Salem bid
Former Democratic Senator Wayne Morse filed candidacy to challenge Republican Mark Hatfield for the U S Senate seat he held 24 years and lost in 1968. Morse, 71, says he would be a freshman with know how and influence, while Hatfield has not declared if he will run again.
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Senate
Mark Hatfield
Morse
Obituary of Marion Elizabeth Cowley
Mrs Marion Elizabeth Cowley died Wednesday in Phoenix A rosary will be at 8 tonight at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale burial at St. Francis Cemetery Survivors include son Frank Jr and daughters Maryal Eileen and Margaret plus a sister and brother in New Jersey and eight grandchildren Mrs Cowley was born in Newburgh New York and lived in Scottsdale since 1955 from Interlaken New York Her late husband was Interlaken police chief
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Marion Elizabeth Cowley
Phoenix
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Miller Road
Second Street
St. Francis Cemetery
Cowley
E. Avalon
Newburgh
N.Y
Scottsdale
Interlaken
Frank Jr
Newport Beach
Calif
Maryal Zitzman
Eileen Birdsall
Spring Lake
N.J
Margaret Grabowsky
Redlands
Barbara Maher
New Jersey
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Yuma
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Picture Tube
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