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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1974

Page

1

Ford Sees War, Economic Recovery in Ford yearend talk

President Ford warned of a high likelihood of war in the Middle East unless Israel and Arab states negotiate further disengagements and said recovery would hinge on strong measures to curb oil use. He hinted at possible tax cuts but emphasized urgent steps to stimulate the economy and pressed Congress for action while speaking by the fireplace at his winter chalet.

Helen Thomas White Mewes Ragartar Betty White House Bet Les UPI Sah Congress Ford Nessen Congress Reorters Alhy Colt

Ford signals cabinet changes and Middle East warning

President Ford outlined possible shifts in the Nixon holdover cabinet including James Lynn as budget director and Edward Levi as attorney general. He praised Henry Kissinger and James Schlesinger, defended Nixon's pardon, forecast a larger federal deficit, and warned of a high risk of war in the Middle East without renewed peace efforts.

Cally Geeres James T. Lynn Roy Ash Edward Levi University of Chicago Nixon Ford Henry A. Kissinger Defense James Schlesinger Schlesinger Richard M. Nixon Congess

Ford to propose hard tough cures for economic ills

President Ford plans a hard tough State of the Union message next month aimed at restoring stability in the long term. A four hour meeting with top advisers produced unanimity on avoiding gimmicks and backing broader changes beyond patchwork fixes.

Vail Calo UPI Ford Hon Nessen Nessen

Bethlehem Steel to drop prices in price rollback

Bethlehem Steel Corp the nations No 2 steel producer said it would roll back prices after talks with the Council on Wage and Price Stability. The rollback amounts to about one fifth of a 2.5 percent increase and applies to tin plate and rails with further reductions in electrolyte tin plate and mandard rails.

Bethlehem UPL Bethlehem Steal Corp Council On U.S. Steel Corp

Amtrak Broadway Limited Derails After Split Rail

Forty-one people were injured when Amtrak's Broadway Limited derailed 40 miles west of Harrisburg on Penn Central tracks. A split rail caused an inside wheel to slip between rails, ripping out over 1,000 feet of track. Most passengers continued, with 290 boarding other cars for New York and 77 to Washington.

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Leftists abduct diplomats in Nicaragua seek ransom and safe passage

Guerrillas storm a suburban party in Managua abducting the foreign minister and other officials, demanding 1 million dollars and the release of eight comrades. Six captors seize attendees including diplomats. two guards and a civilian are killed. President Somoza imposes curfew as talks begin with the rebels through Archbishop Bravo.

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Justice Douglas tailed by CIA magazine report sparked uproar

A magazine report claims Justice Douglas was tailed by the CIA revealing domestic activities. The article cites unnamed officials and references Time magazine. The report mentions connections to Rep Gallagher and DNJ figures, with unclear details about CIA involvement.

Justice Douglas CIA

Tri-City forecasts fair weather through Monday

The Tri-City area is expected to have fair weather through Monday with north winds 15 to 20 mph. Small craft advisories are in effect for rougher seas, and temperatures will range from the mid to upper 40s.

Tri-City Ha Weattherman

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