Hell Of A Way To Get A New Prison
A riot at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary left 23 prisoners hostage, at least two killed, with 17 inmates and three guards hurt. Damage climbed to 20 to 30 million dollars as fires and destruction razed the facility, federal aid debates begin, and officials plan temporary housing for inmates.
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Jerry L. Carrier
Associated Press
McAlester
Okla
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Hall
U.S
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Oklahoma Crime Commission
Mills Brothers album and sewing machine woes cross readers
A letter column describes a May order for a Mills Brothers album not received after a cashing check. Other readers report delayed sewing machines from Sawing Distributors Inc. amid slow warehouse delivery. A divorce inquiry and tax questions on yard sales are addressed with general guidance.
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Mills Brothers
J. S
Hagerstown
Sawing Distributors Inc
Phoenix
Ariz
Aery
Skylab 2 Astronauts Awakened ToFix Leak
Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma were roused to locate a small leak in the pressurization system. They traced the hiss to an open trash airlock and resealed it. The team reported improvement in motion sickness as they resumed work aboard the station.
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Garriott
Enougar
Longma
Bean
Grand
Mission Control
Lousma
T Hey
Skylab
Tanaka Arrives at Andrews for Nixon Summit
Japan Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka arrives at Andrews Air Force Base and shakes hands with embassy staff before a second summit with President Richard Nixon, aimed at repairing ties less than a year after the first meeting.
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Japan
Kakuei Tanaka
Andrews Air Force
Base
Washington
Tanaka
Nixon
Dayan Threat Seen Move To Make Israel Expand
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan pushes for expanded control of occupied territories through Jewish settlements, real estate deals, and factories while urging Arab labor integration into Israel’s economy. He warns he cannot run with Labor unless his plans are adopted, signaling possible split before three month elections. Prime Minister Golda Meir seeks re election amid a broader debate on territory and peace.
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Jerusalem
Moshe
Labor Party
Dayan
Golda Meir
Israel
Market Prices Mixed Today
Market prices were mixed with blue chips weak while secondary issues rose. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 935.88 with a 0.83 drop as profit taking restrained gains. Banks boosting prime rates to 8.4 percent may have influenced sentiment, brokers said.
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David Burke
NEW York
Jed
New York Stock Exchange
First National City Bank
Missiles in Libya Threaten U.S. Air Patrols
U.S. officers warn that Libyan surface-to-air missiles near the coast could endanger American planes patrolling the Mediterranean. Pentagon sources say SA-2 missile sites are operational at the Okbalbin Nafa airfield near Tripoli, after an unarmed U.S. reconnaissance plane was attacked by Libyan fighters last March.
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Washington
U.S
Libya
Mediterranean
Air Force
Maren
Dtuya
Tripoli
United Statees
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Okbalbin-Nafa
Libyan
Daily Mail publication pricing and masthead note
The Daily Mail lists establishment details, contact info, and a rate table for subscriptions by carrier and mail to various regions. It notes AP content licensing and standard newspaper operating details.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Ed Hardy
David Hall
Action Mills Brothers
Parents’ Magazine
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W. Va
Atorney
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Pendleton Woolens
Chatham
Glasgow Sewing Center, Inc
Lincoln Way East
Lowes
Bernie's Liquors
W. Church St
Golan Heights
Sinai Desert
West Jordan
Gaza
THE
Daily Mail
Survenil
Secon
Focal News
AP Neers
Nail
Bel
Ida NoYes
Sher
Meadows
van & Storage, Inc
Smarr
LA Vale Plaza
Cumberland
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