Hijacking of South Korea airliner to North Korea
South Korea accuses North Korea of piracy as an airliner with Si aboard is hijacked to the North. A passenger list mentions an American Dr. Kins or Diekens aboard Phang. The U S Embassy notes possible name confusion. Foreign ministry seeks ICRC help to secure return of passengers and plane.
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Seoulap
South Korea
North Korea
Korean Air Lines
Dr. Kins
U.S
Diekens
Foreign Ministry
Bill Cuts Tax and Adds Benefits in Senate Debate
Washington reports a heated Senate debate over tax reform and Social Security boosts. The measure would increase Social Security benefits and cut income taxes, with final passage anticipated and conference with the House to follow. President Nixon objects, and leadership signals potential amendments before a conference outcome.
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Washington
Nixon
Sean Russell B. Long
D-La
Jigho de Villaroa
R-Del
White ‘House
Senate
House
Jextlers
Witals
Ron
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Coaiman
God
Seaate Finance
Autherlee
Morehan
Five men charged in motel drug and prostitution case
Rural Police charge five men connected to a 20 year old woman at Ranch Motel on U S Highway 320 North. Three men accused of procuring clients, two of sexual relations. McGill and Tolbert named in warrants with $2900 bonds each. Police say the woman was drugged and kept under guard. investigation continues as court actions proceed.
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U. S. Highway 320 North
Ned A. McGll
Janie Sua Harris
Smith
Dee
Alezili
Iy Jim Meadows
Bessemer City
Charles ‘Thompson
George Ransom
Gustonia
Jake Team
Mothe
Lim. Auten
Sets
Bert Hemestey
Hill Hovis
Watel
Ofl
Iil
Derge
Otr
Lige
Lovel
Cam
Parlée
Rhotel
Rane
Abe Roe
Pines
Ftrs
Smite
Krrs
Auten
Uct
Dean Loves Somebody But Not His Wife Ends Marriage
A Hollywood gossip column reports Dean Martin seeking a divorce from his wife Jeanne Rigger after revealing he has fallen in love with another. the Martins, married 23 years, have four children and ongoing public attention. Dino, Desi and Billy may be involved in Dean's TV and music world as tales of reconciliation and party life swirl around the couple.
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Dean
Warll
Jeanne Rigger
Jovo
Tim
Marlin
Jimavie
Samadist
Coluninists
Martins
Yeasts Willites
Asprevous
Tan Firro
Éancern
Dino
Ricci
Gina
Yleus
Mochaife
Craig
Caio
Bitall
All Deas
Allnges
Deana
Desi
Billy
LateVision
Claudia
Aonie
Sonia
Agephale
Conviction Of Marie Hill Upheld By Supreme Court
The state Supreme Court upheld the murder conviction of Marie Hill, the youngest female defendant, in the 1968 robbery slaying near Roc Mount. The ruling upholds a first degree murder verdict with possible life imprisonment, while noting she was advised of rights and freely admitted statements to officers on two occasions. The decision came amid North Carolina death penalty changes after federal rulings.
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Marie Hill
Supreme Court
Rale
State Supreme Court
Maria Hill
Roc
State House
Ta Eign
Julie Chain
Bivs
Charlotte
Supreme Court del Sian
Edgecumbe County
Tor Dee
Miss Hill
W. .Strumr
Gyo Bulie
William Hy Jobhit
Susie Shang
North Capelina
Associ. Ie
Cardiste Higgs
General Assembly
John Glenrin Enters Ohio Senate Race
Former astronaut John Glenrin announces entry into the Democratic US Senate race in Ohio. He pledges to tackle national problems with a focus on equality and opportunity, citing duty to country and state, and addressing war and social division.
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Columbus
John
H. Glentie
Senate
Greno
Carechied
Vietnam War Update Alleges Helos Released After Captivity
Saigon reports two U S helicopter crewmen Michael T Peterson and Vernon C Shepard freed after five weeks in enemy captivity. Six Americans shot down near Cambodian border, two killed, others wounded. Weekly toll notes 43 percent higher US dead than prior week, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces blamed on rising enemy activity. US command lists 260 420 wounded and 60 001 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in action since January 1 2061.
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Saigon
Dattlefield
Vietnam
Liday
U.S
Themien
Michael T. Peterson
Hedmond
Wash
Vernon C. Shepard
Akron
Ohio
Bath
North Vietnam
Alan
Wei
Cong
Lok Belled
Fotorson
Shepard
Army
Peterson
Shepard Deth
Pe Yorsan Jostwo
Duc Lap
Textile industry wins on quota vote in Senate
Washington reports a Senate vote of 65 to 30 approving an amendment backed by Sen. Norris Cotton and Sen. Rae Hollings. The measure aims to pressure President Nixon and Japan over textile imports, with discussions tied to a broader agreement and potential leverage through protective action.
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Washington
Atas
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Rae Hollings
D. C
Nixon
U.S
United States
Mney
Japan
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Korea
Geneva
Colton
Sen
Halings
Israeli planes raid Syria and down three MIGs
Israeli planes raided Syria during a large air operation southeast of Damascus and claimed three Syrian MIGs were shot down. Syria reported interceptions and said many Israeli jets returned safely with no Israeli casualties. The raid followed heavy artillery exchanges and amid diplomatic protests in Washington and Tel Aviv.
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Tel Aviv
Seaell
Syria
Damascus
Sky+hawks
Pie Tots
Israel
Petalialion
Estaell
Sateae
Daeniscus
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Jett
Redmond
Woslu
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Olin
Long Uloh
South Vietnam
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Pio
Amy Proto
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Hegorter
McGilli
Tolberts
Courg Woladiday
Jude
Fay
Sa Caine Fire Insurance Company World
McGill
Hecate
Siot Bnar
Caphaby Aniten
Jeanne
John Glenrin
Andy Ac
Goldwater
Arund
da Nang
Willington
N.C
APY Folloe
Congress
Isaeli
Willan P. Rogers
Rogers
Abba Bhan
Tel Avie Washington
Soviet ‘Union
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