This Is Hamburger Country Governor Rhodes Hosts Japanese Visitors
Governor Rhodes treats five Japanese governors and their delegation to Wendy's hamburgers in Columbus, serving 60 burgers and 40 fries as part of a U S cross country goodwill tour. The meal precedes meetings with President Ford and lawmakers in Washington.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
United States
Hamburger Country
John W. Galbreath
Washington D.C
Ford
State Department
Council of State Governments
U.S. State Department
National Governors Conference
Japanese Governors Association
Japan
Senate Moves to End Federal Gas Price Controls
The Senate voted 58 to 32 to end federal price controls on natural gas with a 10 to 12 year phaseout and emergency provisions. The plan, backed by the administration, faces likely House inaction this year as leaders Harley Staggers and John Dingell doubt repeal will be considered.
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Senate
House
Harley Staggers
Dw.va
John B. Dingell
Dmich
Ford Administration
U.S
FTC Pushes Oil Antitrust Action
The Federal Trade Commission defies a judge’s recommendation and moves to proceed with a two year-old antitrust suit against eight major oil companies. The agency returns the case to Judge Alvin L. Berman for trial as questions linger about energy resource ownership.
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Federal Trade Commission
Alvin L. Berman
FTC
Berman
Commission
Bureau of Competition
Senate
Asst
Thomas E. Kauper
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Kauper
Exxon
Gulf
Shell
Texaco
Mobil
Atlantic Richfield
Standard Oil
California
Indiana
China Attacks Kissinger Plan as Detente Strain Grows
In Beijing Kissinger faced public Chinese opposition to detente during his five day China visit. An American official said Beijing aims to bolster anti Soviet forces in Congress while stressing shared aims with the United States on Soviet expansionism.
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Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
United States
Moscow
Washington
Kissinger
Japan
Mao Tse-tung
Teng Hsiao-ping
China
U.S
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Ford
Change to Standard Time This Sunday Across Nation
Clocks set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday ending eight months of Daylight Saving Time. Arizona Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands American Samoa and eastern Indiana do not observe DST. Congress could adopt a four month regular time plan or a six months daylight time schedule if no new law is passed.
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U.S
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
American Samoa
Indiana
Congress
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Transportation Department
Department
Irish Terrorist Tries to Give Up
In Monasterevin Ireland Eddie Gallagher one of two Irish terrorists holding Dutch industrialist Tiede Herrema captive on the second floor of a besieged row house told police he wanted to surrender. Marian Coyle refused to release them despite the offer and the siege continued into its third day with police and soldiers on the ground floor.
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Ireland
Eddie Gallagher
Tiede Herrema
Marian Coyle
Herrema
Gallagher
Supt
Lawrence Wren
Dublin
Wren
Miss Coyle
Coyle
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Marian
Marlene
England
Scotland Yard
Britain
Nixon Returns to Public Life Gradually in Los Angeles
Former President Richard Nixon steps back into public view with golf outings, beach walks, and casual chats near his San Clemente home. He denies politics for six months, plans book and TV work with David Frost, and defends past Watergate actions as a typical presidential misstep.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Teamsters Union
San Clemente
Richard Nixon
Wally George
David Frost
George
Donis Jeanette
Los Angeles Times
Jeanette
Mission Viejo Country Club
FBI
Lorain Cafeteria Strike Forces Lunches At School
Cafeteria workers and cleaning staff continued a strike in Lorain Ohio forcing 15,800 students to bring lunches to school for the second day. Teachers in Louisville Ohio also remained off work for a third day though schools stayed open. Salary is the central dispute.
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Lorain, Ohio
Lorain
Louisville
Ohio
Grasso Rejects Strike Call From NOW
Governor Ella Grasso declined to strike with the national protest against sex discrimination. She said she will not join the October 29 action and will continue to work. NOW urged women to stay home to demonstrate the nation’s reliance on their labor.
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Hartford
Conn
Ella Grasso
Ford deposition order challenged in Fromme case
The Justice Department asks a federal judge to reconsider an order requiring President Ford to provide a video tape deposition as a defense witness for Lynette Fromme, 27, accused of attempting to kill Ford. Judge Thomas MacBride subpoenaed Ford on Tuesday. a ruling is awaited Friday.
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Sacramento
Calif
Justice Department
Ford
Lynette Fromme
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
U.S. Atty
Dwayne Keyes
MacBride
Italian Montale Wins 1975 Nobel Prize in Literature
Eugenio Montale, noted for love solitude and the Mediterranean, won the 1975 Nobel Prize for Literature in Stockholm at age 79. He will receive a $143000 prize along with the gold medal and diploma.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Eugenio Montale
Montale
British Consul Kidnapped in Asmara
Two gunmen abducted Basil Burwood-Taylor 58 a British honorary consul living in Asmara. The Foreign Office said the motive linked to secessionist elements or those allied with them as Ethiopian radio noted.
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London
Asmara
Ethiopia
Foreign Office
Basil Burwood- Taylor
Seccessionist
Weather outlook with showers potential Friday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 50s. Friday becomes partly cloudy and warm with a 10 percent rain chance tonight and 30 percent Friday. Highs reach 75 to 80 degrees. Details refer to Page 13.
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