Auction marks fifth anniversary sale of rare wines
The National Auction of Rare Wines sold in its fifth anniversary event with a single Chateau Mouton Rothschild Vintage 1929 fetching 6000 dollars. It was the lone remaining bottle from a six bottle production, spotlighted by a UPI telephoto caption.
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Summit Talks End With Few Accords
Washington reports the unemployment rate held at five percent in May with 4.4 million unemployed and 84 million in the labor force. Payrolls rose 150000 to 75.2 million, while rates for adult men and white-collar workers edged down. Minorities and Vietnam veterans saw small rate changes as economists note a cooling expansion.
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Prison Siege Standoff Spurs Police Standby Outside Holmesburg
Philadelphia police, some armed with shotguns, lined up outside Holmesburg Prison awaiting potential deployment as tension rose around the facility during an unfolding incident.
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Conferences On Hospital Problems At Southwestern State Hospital
Dr. Gary E. Miller headed a study of hospital procedures at Southwestern State Hospital with Rep. J W Keyton and Sen. Michael Herndon in attendance. The delegation discussed fixes after complaints prompted a state level review and promised priority for permanent employees in job vacancies.
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Nixon Pompidou end talks seek broader Atlantic summit
Nixon and Pompidou wrap two day Iceland summit with warming personal tone and a plan to pursue a revitalized transatlantic alliance. Spokesmen hedge on concrete accords while signaling a potential 16 nation Atlantic summit by Nixon’s European visit in autumn.
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Spotlight on Police Fraternal Group Visit in Thomasville
A representative of the American Federation of Police spoke to about 25 Thomasville police officers at City Hall about FOP benefits. Capt. William Clements of Macon Police led the briefing. claimed 1,000 new peace officers join monthly.
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Greece ends monarchy and moves to presidential republic
Premier George Papadopoulos announced Greece will abolish the monarchy and form a presidential republic. A plebiscite will occur in two months with a general election by end of 1974, first since 1964, after a cabinet decision linking King Constantine to a failed royalist coup.
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