Jackson Seeks Quick Senate Approval On Energy Bill
Senator Henry M. Jackson presses for rapid Senate action on the emergency energy measure. He seeks to limit amendments so approval can come this week, citing daily delays as worsening fuel shortfalls. The bill directs Nixon to implement rationing, boosts conservation, taps naval reserves, and could lower heating and gasoline demand within weeks.
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Senate
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Nixon
White House
House
Commerce
Warren G. Magnuson
House Commerce Committees
Naval Petroleum
House Commerce Committee
Senate Public Works
United Auto Workers reject Ford contract by skilled tradesmen
UAW leaders face options after 28 000 skilled Ford trades rejects the tentative agreement covering 185 000 workers. The pact was ratified by nonskilled workers but the skilled trades vote prompts a new path for contract talks.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Bus Strike Talks To Resume In Columbus
AP reports talks expected today between Columbus Transit Co officials and striking bus drivers after a Monday walkout over a contract dispute. Commuters faced delays and officials faced criticism from state and local leaders. Kent State Grand Jury Decision Promised For Christmas
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Chou Enlai
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Partly cloudy with showers possible Thursday forecast
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies tonight with a chance of showers later. Lows range from 55 to 60 degrees with Thursday highs near 65 to 70 degrees.
Princess Anne Weds Cavalry Captain at Westminster Abbey
Princess Anne, 23, married Capt. Mark Phillips, 25, in a televised royal ceremony at Westminster Abbey. Queen Elizabeth II granted no title to the groom, Anne becomes Mrs. Mark Phillips, and 1500 guests attended with 500 million viewers worldwide.
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Elizabeth II
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Prince Philip
Princess Anne’s Bright Abbey Wedding Dress Details
Royal bride Anne arrived with the Coldstream Guards and other forces along the Mall to St James’s and Westminster Abbey. She wore a Susan Small white silk gown with Edwardian collar and pearl edged sleeves, a diamond tiara, and a veil, with a bouquet featuring myrtle from Queen Victoria’s bouquet.
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Queen's Dragoon Guards
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Houses of Parliament
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Elsie Sharpley
Beckenham
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Norman Hartnell
Hardy Amies
Susan Small
Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Rationing Plan Outlined for Gasoline Use in Crisis
Washington report describes a wartime style gasoline rationing plan with 6000 local boards issuing two coupon types for essential and nonessential use. A basic weekly entitlement of 10 to 15 gallons is likely, with wholesale allocations possible and a national Energy Rationing Agency overseeing a multi-tiered structure and local draft-board involvement.
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Washington
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Nixon
John A. Love
Energy Policy Office
Rogers C.B. Morton
Secretary of the Interior
GOP Senators Advise Nixon on Watergate Cleanup
Fifteen Republican senators urged full disclosure and even resignation or impeachment steps as options for President Nixon. The session, lasting two hours, yielded frank remarks and a pledge to disclose all Watergate facts. Senator Baker described the talk as the most candid presidential exchange he had witnessed.
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Nixon
Sen
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Senate Watergate Committee
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Wallace F. Bennett
Bennett
John Law to resign Athens County Commissioner post
John Law confirms plans to resign as Athens County Commissioner effective January 1. The 67 year old Democrat will submit his resignation to the remaining county commissioners on December 1 and cited deteriorating hearing as health reasons. The Athens County Democratic central committee will appoint a successor within 5 to 15 days after the resignation to serve the unexpired term until 1975. Potential successors mentioned include Thomas Rose and Robert Auflick, with City Council President Harry Crewson noted as possible interest.
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James Edwards
Helen Baker
Athens County
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Thomas Rose
Robert Auflick
Athens
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Central Committee
Lenore Sickels
Dover
Sand Ridge
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