Fate of Golan Peace Force Before U N
The Security Council debates renewing the U N peacekeeping mandate on the Golan Heights as Israel warns against any change to key resolutions. Assad reportedly agrees to a six month extension. Rabin demands no alteration and seeks U S veto on Palestine moves. Waldheim hopes for early Geneva talks resumption.
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London
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Ohio drives cut fatalities under 55 mph pace
Ohio Highway Safety Director Donald D. Cook cites a new driver attitude toward the 55 mph limit as saving lives in the first nine months. He reports 1,270 highway deaths versus 1,351 for the same period in 1974 and 1,734 in 1973.
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Donald D. Cook
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Memorial service planned for Edmund Fitzgerald victims
Officials from Sault Ste. Marie Michigan and Salut Ste. Marie Ontario announce a memorial service for the Edmund Fitzgerald disaster. Canadian and U.S. Coast Guard ships will lay wreaths in Whitefish Bay to honor 29 crewmen lost when the ore carrier sank during a storm on November 10.
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Connally hints at possible third party presidential bid
John B. Connally a former Texas governor and treasury secretary says he could consider a third party run if neither major party pursues a course he deems best for the nation. He made the remark in an interview with Conservative Digest.
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Near Miss of Jets Probed Outside Detroit
Federal transit officials study flight recorders and ground control data after an American Airlines DC10 dove 2000 feet in seconds on ground controller orders amid danger of collision with a Trans World Airlines L1011. Twenty six people were hospitalized at Wayne County General Hospital including ten flight attendants. two in fair condition.
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Ford Trails in Poll
A statewide poll shows President Gerald R. Ford trailing two potential Democratic contenders, Sen. Edward Kennedy and Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., though both say they are not running for the nomination.
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Gerald R. Ford
Edward M. Kennedy
California
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Rain Helps LA Firefighters Douse Brush Fires
In Los Angeles a 20 minute rain helped contain two major brush fires that could have taken days to control. Firefighters credited the showers as a key aid along with their efforts. Page 16 prints forecast: partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with lows in the low 30s and highs near 50s.
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Fromme Guilty Pal Predicts Violence
Lynette Fromme was found guilty of attempting to assassinate President Ford after a three week trial in Sacramento. Judge MacBride noted the jurors faced sequestering and limited publicity. Sandra Good warned of violence, and Fromme awaits sentencing on December 17 for the presidential assassination attempt.
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Lynette Fromme
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Bers
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Post Offices Gear for Busiest Season
The Postal Service imposes overtime limits to cut a seven million dollar daily deficit while preparing for a peak holiday mail period. Over 9 billion pieces expected between now and Christmas Eve amid rate changes and mass mailings by businesses.
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Postal Service
W.F. Bolger
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Teng Hsiao-ping Gains Power in China as Mao Era Drifts
U S intelligence cautions President Ford to watch Teng Hsiao-ping during his upcoming China trip. Teng, now vice premier, is described as the second most powerful Chinese leader and has been reshuffling provincial leaders and promoting allies to strengthen his hold. Analysts say he could become the dominant figure in a post Mao Chou leadership, while likely maintaining estrangement from the Soviet Union.
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Grand Ole Opry Turns 50 Preserving Roots in Nashville
The Grand Ole Opry marks its 50th anniversary, tracing origins to WS M Barn Dance with Uncle Jimmy Thompson and George D Hay. From early radio to Ryman and Opryland, the venue preserves its rustic barn stage and iconic history amid a multimillion dollar enterprise.
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Hay
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Nashville
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Opry
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