Ruth to lead Watergate probe in routine transition
Henry Ruth, 43, takes over as special Watergate prosecutor succeeding Leon Jaworski with James F. Neal continuing as assistant. The operation proceeds on current trials related to the Watergate cover up while no federal charges against Richard Nixon are pursued after Ford’s pardon.
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Washington
Henry Ruth
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Congress
Archibald Cox
Justice Department
Leon Jaworski
Watergate
Jaworski
Atty
William B
Texas
Ruth
James F. Neal
Richard M. Nixon
Ford
Adviser Predicts U S Recession Looming In 1975
Washington AP reported economics adviser Paul W. McCracken warning the nation is entering a recession, likely a sharp but brief V shaped downturn. He forecast unemployment near 7 percent and a 4 percent output drop next year, with mid-1975 as a turning point.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Paul W. McCracken
McCracken
L. William Seidman
Richard M. Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Treasury
William E. Simon
Ford
University of Michigan
Kissinger Talks With Brezhnev On Test Ban And Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Soviet leader Brezhnev in Moscow to discuss a broad new arms treaty and the possibility of interim negotiations. Gromyko attended as the two sides weighed guidelines for talks and a plan for separate Israel Arab discussions.
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Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Ford
Far East
Nixon
U.S
Congress
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Vienna
Europe
Geneva
Dean Protected Self, Says Defense in Watergate Trial
Defense lawyers frame John W. Dean III as ready to sacrifice others to save himself as they cross examine him in the Watergate cover-up trial. Judge Sirica clashes with prosecutor and parties weigh whether tapes will be played, with Nixon potentially called as a witness.
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Dean
Washington
John W. Dean III
John Mitchell
William G. Hundley
Mitchell
Hundley
Atty
White House
Wilson
James F. Neal
Rats Run to Death From Exercise Says Scientist
Washington based Dr William P Pare chief of the Pavlovian Research Laboratory told the American Association for Animal Science convention that rats with exercise wheels died of ulcers within 14 days while inactive rats showed no ill effects. He described weight loss and metabolism changes in hyperactive rats and noted recovery times varied.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
William P. Pare
Pavlovian Research Laboratory
Perry Point
MD Veterans Administration Hospital
American Association For Animal Science
Pare
Classifieds and Weather Preview for Today
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers through Friday. Lows tonight in the upper 40s and low 60s. Details, Page 2. Classified 2k RS ee ee ee ae today 16,17 Weather Comics. Editorial Obituaries Sports Television Theaters . Women .
Lima man wins Buckeye 300 top prize in Ohio Lottery
Albert John Czerszek Jr. of Maple Heights won 300000 and announced plans to marry. Francis Boyer of Columbus won 60000 and Daniel L. Deats of Lima won 30000. The Buckeye 300 winners also included Robert Bailey Toledo Joseph Morganstern Mansfield Carol Mitchell Coshocton Maria Szerencsy Cleveland and Emmett Wiley Chesterland who shared the minimum 15000 each.
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Lima
Ohio
Albert John Czerszek Jr
Maple Heights
Francis Boyer
Columbus
Daniel L. Deats
Robert L. Bailey
Toledo
Joseph Morganstern
Mansfield
Carol Mitchell
Coshocton
Maria Szer
Attendance Up In Boston Desegregation Busing
Boston enters week seven of court ordered busing with higher school attendance and more arrests. Nine arrests were reported on Wednesday and overall attendance climbed to 76.8 percent, up 0.2 percentage point from Tuesday.
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Boston
Soviet violinist David Oistrakh dies in Amsterdam
David Oistrakh, 66, world renowned Soviet violinist, died in his Amsterdam hotel room after conducting and soloing Brahms with the Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra. A Odessa native, he debuted in the early 1920s and made a noted American debut at Carnegie Hall on November 20, 1955. He later toured the United States with top orchestras.
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Amsterdan
Netherlands
David Oistrakh
Amsterdam
Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra
Odessa
Black Sea
Oistrakh
New York
Carnegie Hall
Mrs Rockefeller Going Home After Cancer Surgery
Vice President designate Nelson A Rockefeller planned to escort his wife Happy home from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center where her cancerous left breast was removed last Thursday. A hospital spokesman said her condition was improving and she is up and about with exercise.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Happy
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Sohio Earnings Jump 108 Percent in Third Quarter
Standard Oil Co. Ohio reports a 108 percent rise in third quarter earnings and a 56 percent gain for nine months versus 1973. Board Chairman Charles E. Spahr notes nonpetroleum operations and stronger domestic petroleum earnings boosted results. Quarter earnings reach 37 million dollars or 1.02 a share on 530.3 million dollars in revenue, up from 18 million dollars or 0.49 a share on 321.8 million dollars last year.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Charles E. Spahr
Lottery numbers announced by Ohio Lottery Commission
The Ohio Lottery Commission announced the weekly winning single number is 952 and the double number 965 472 in Lima Ohio.
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Lima
Ohio
Ohio Lottery Commission
Nixon Re-Enters Hospital for Possible Surgery
Former President Richard M. Nixon re-entered Memorial Hospital Medical Center in Long Beach California for treatment of a phlebitis condition after home therapy failed He limped but walked without assistance and was brought in after dark to minimize publicity His physician said anticoagulant drugs had not worked and he was expected to be released by week’s end
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Long Beach
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Los Angeles
San Clemente
Jack Weiblen
John C. Lungren
Athens women rally for breast cancer awareness rise
Following high profile mastectomies of First Lady Betty Ford and Happy Rockefeller, Athens sees a surge in women seeking information and breast cancer examinations. The increase follows national attention to cancer awareness and screening.
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Athens
Betty Ford
Happy Rockefeller
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