Hussein presses Arab accord for Palestinian representation
King Hussein urged Arab unity on Palestinian representation in Jordan and a free vote on their future before joining Middle East peace talks. He demanded Egypt and Syria commit to not weakening the demand for full Israeli withdrawal from all occupied areas. The session in Amman also touched on Hebron in the West Bank and cease-fire talks with Egypt and Israel.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
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Senate backs 11 percent Social Security increase
The Senate approved an 11 percent across the board boost for 30 million Social Security recipients 66 to 8 sending the measure to House conference. It includes work bonus payments up to 400 dollars a year for low income families with children and 2.8 billion in new benefits with a two step increase.
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Senate
House
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D-La
Nixon
Apartment Ad Promotes Low Cost Herald Rentals
Advert promising easy apartment rentals by Herald want ads notes 13 000 readers daily. For rent downstairs four room apartment with utilities furnished garage and reasonable rent call XXX XXXX. Ad slated for six insertions at five dollars forty cents but rented after two nights, payment due only for runs published.
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Herald
One-Car Mishap Claims LeRoy Man Life
A LeRoy man Warren Douglas Harden Jr. died in a late Friday crash on County Road 14 near LeRoy. Passenger Galen Christopherson, 54, was hospitalized in fair condition with head injuries. Harden owned a local Phillips 66 service station. funeral services are set for Monday at Bethany Bible Church.
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Monte) Harden, Jr
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Rebels Overrun Cambodian Outpost 28 Miles West of Phnom Penh
Cambodian government garrison near Phnom Penh falls for second straight day as rebels seize Ror Yeap. Reports place higher losses, with Vihear Suor and other towns overrun earlier in November. Saigon cites Vietnamese counterattack near Bu Song with two T54 tanks knocked out.
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Dak Song
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Viet Cong
Gunman Hijacks Swissair Jet Yet Frees Passengers in Geneva
A mentally deranged Swiss gunman attempted to hijack a Swissair jet in Geneva today. He allowed all 145 passengers to disembark when the plane landed, while remaining aboard with the pilot for about an hour as officials sought a peaceful surrender.
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Nixon attends Desert Ball to aid drought nations
President Nixon, at the White House for energy savings, joins Pat Nixon at the Desert Ball a $50 a plate fundraiser at the Sheraton Park Hotel for drought victims in Chad Mali Mauritania Niger Upper Volta and Senegal. Five steel firms announce price hikes matching U S Steel with a 6.5 percent rise on mill products.
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Ben-Gurion Dies at 87, Israel's Founding Premier
Former Israeli premier David Ben-Gurion, founder of the state and its first leader, died at 87 two weeks after a paralyzing cerebral hemorrhage. He passed away at 1 a.m. local time at Sheba Medical Center Tel Hashomer, after guiding Israel through 1948 and 1956 wars and retiring in 1970.
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David Ben-Gurion
Israel
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Tel Hashomer Hospital
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Lic
Negev Desert
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Senate critic warns of impeachment over resuming Indochina bombing
Senator Frank Church says resuming bombing in Indochina without Congress consent would violate law and amount to a presumptive impeachment case. Defense Secretary Schlesinger says a new war powers law faces questions but Congress has ruled out renewal of force.
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Idaho
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U.S
Gas rationing and heating price hike forecast
Washington reports the Nixon administration weighing gasoline rationing and a shift from gasoline to heating oil amid fuel shortages. Energy group plans for rationing decisions by next Tuesday with possible coupon systems and price controls on distillates. Major oil firms raise gasoline and heating oil prices as Eastern and Ozark announce cuts to airline service due to fuel crisis.
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Nixon
Energy Emergency Action Group
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George P. Shultz
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White House
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W.va
Cost of Living Council
COLC
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Love
Service stations prepare for Sunday gas sales ban
Across the nation service stations plan to close pumps this Sunday amid a voluntary energy ban urged by President Nixon. An Associated Press survey shows at least 75 percent of stations in 31 states will stop selling gas from 9 p.m. Saturday to midnight Sunday, with Connecticut’s 3,400 outlets expected to largely halt sales.
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Nixon
Congress
Trade Association
Charles Matties
The
Connecticut Gasoline Retailers Association
Auto price hikes blocked for now by council
The Cost of Living Council temporarily blocks a new round of auto price increases. Council Director John T. Dunlop said Friday the proposed hikes filed by the four major automakers are suspended for up to 10 days while more information on economic impact is gathered.
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Washington
Cost of Living Council
Council
John T. Dunlop
Schedule of Pages VS Mkt 2 Sports 8 9 Editorial 4 Farm Page
The page shows the day’s layout with sections listed by page numbers. It outlines topics across sections including sports editorial farm society comics and area news.
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Krogh vows full disclosure on Ellsberg burglary
Egil Krogh Jr. pleads guilty to conspiring in the Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary and says he will testify to the Watergate grand jury. Judge Gesell will sentence him in six to seven weeks as Jaworski drops two charges and Krogh cooperates fully.
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White House
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Nixon
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Watergate
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