Congress Protests UN Zionism Slams U S Position
The U S Congress condemns the United Nations Zionism resolution after the vote in New York. The Senate calls for hearings to reassess U S participation. the House adopts a similar measure but omits a reassessment clause. President Ford and Secretary Kissinger condemn the action.
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Senate
United Nations
United States
World Assembly
Houses
Congress
U.N. General Assembly
House
U.S
Ford
U.N
Charlestown
W. Va
Henry A. Kissinger
Pittsburgh
U.N. Assembly
Palestine
Senate Foreign Relations
House _ International Relations committees
United Nations General Assembly
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Dwis
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
U.S. Assembly
O'Neill
Fromme Says I Hate Ford In Grocery Store Remark
In Sacramento Lynette Fromme told a clerk she hated Ford while in a local grocery store a day before the alleged assassination attempt. Ed Louie testified she volunteered the remark and had been in the store several times without revealing her name until after arrest. Miss Fromme, 27, was absent from court due to a pledge to avoid disruptions. Patricia Hearst lawyers hint at dropping protest of Dec 15 trial date if a judge rules against them, with next hearing set for Nov 20 to seek a delay.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Ed Louie
Miss Fromme
Charles Manson
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Senate panel rejects Blackburn nomination for bank head
The Senate Banking Committee voted 8 to 5 to reject former Georgia congressman Ben B. Blackburn as head of the Federal Home Loan Bank, a rare congressional rejection of a ex-lawmaker.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Ben. B. Blackburn
Georgia
Federal Home Loan Bank
Congressional
Congress
Energy picture brighter for 120 industries on gas curtailment
Columbus reports the energy outlook improved for about 120 industries after 100 percent gas curtailment from Columbia Gas of Ohio. Weather outlook shows cloudy, cooler tonight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s and a 20 percent chance of rain Thursday. Details on pages 5 and 10.
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Columbus
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Oil Price Controls Likely To Pass Into Law
Conferees of the House and Senate appear ready to approve a compromise oil price control measure. The bill may raise fuel costs and allow a brief drop before prices rise again after next year’s elections. President Ford criticized Congress for slow action in Charleston West Virginia.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
Charleston
W. Va
Congress
Bodies May Never Be Recovered In Fitzgerald Tragedy
Coast Guard crews search Lake Superior for the sunken freighter Edmund Fitzgerald and its 29 crewmen amid 40 mph winds and 6 to 12 foot waves. Officials say bodies may never be recovered as frigid water and heavy seas delay salvage efforts.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Coast Guard
Edmund Fitzgerald
Lake Superior
Charles A. Millradt
Sea Coast Guard
Jere Bennett
Fitzgerald
Whitefish Bay
J. B. Cooper
U.S. Steel Co
Arthur M. Anderson
Anderson
Ohio House to rule on fuel clause limits and public employee rights
The Ohio House prepared final action on a fuel cost restriction bill. Democrats aimed to override Gov. Rhodes vetoes on collective bargaining for public workers and legislative review of agency rules.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
James A. Rhodes
House
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Opal Ring Sale Brings Athens Woman a Profit
Candy Stebbins of 68 Mound Street Athens earned $75 from selling her opal ring and earrings through an Action Act. She did not expect such a strong return and notes good results frequently follow.
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Candy Stebbins
Mound Street
Athens
Wallace Calls for Trust in People in 1976 Campaign
Gov. George Wallace, wheelchair bound, formally launches his fourth White House bid as a Democrat. He denounces party leadership, pledges an active primary push, and targets New Hampshire as a possible exception. He frames the race as appealing to the middle class with slogans like Stand Up For America and Send Them A Message.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
National Democratic Party
National Party
Part
New Hampshire
Tom
White House
Taft and Glenn Hit U.N. Resolution
Ohio senators Taft and Glenn sponsored a Senate resolution condemning the U N General Assembly for equating Zionism with racism. Taft urged reassessment of the U N and its role, warning the body may become a forum for lies and distortions. Glenn warned anti Semitism could undermine the U N as a global forum and called the Zionism vote a sad day for the body.
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Washington
Ohio
Robert Taft Jr
John Glenn
Senate
United Nations General Assembly
General Assembly
Taft
United States
U.N
U. N
Glenn
United Nations
Franco Suffers Setback as Bleeding Recurs at 82
Madrid AP reports General Francisco Franco showed worsening grave condition with digestive hemorrhaging, heart rhythm fluctuations, and lung congestion after major abdominal surgery. Hospital activity intensified as officials arrived. meanwhile Prince Juan Carlos plans to free over 1,000 political prisoners and push constitutional reforms after Franco’s death.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
la Paz
Juan Carlos de Borbon
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