Nixon Huddles With Energy Czar on Oil Rationing
President Nixon met with energy chief John A. Love and top advisers in Washington to decide on energy-saving steps amid indications a rationing plan for heating oil is being prepared. No immediate announcements were planned after today’s meeting and the weekend closing of gas stations. Leichtenstein joined other areas in banning Sunday driving.
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Washington
Nixon
Energy
John A. Love
Leichtenstein
White House
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Stein
Interior Department
Camp David
Gerald L. Warren
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
Ash
South Viet Namese bombers strike Katum base amid Pleiku attack
South Vietnamese aircraft pounded the Katum airstrip and army base near the Cambodia border in retaliation for rocket fire on Pleiku. Government planes flew over 50 sorties meeting heavy anti aircraft fire. one F5 was believed downed and its pilot captured. Renewed Viet Cong rocket and mortar fire hit 16 government positions along Highway 4 in the Mekong Delta, with one soldier killed and 39 wounded.
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Saigon
Pleiku
Katum
U.S
South Vietnam
Highway 4
Mekong Delta
Nguyen van Thieu
Threat of renewed conflict looms in Middle East
Arab Israeli cease fire lines tense as Israel warns war could resume and accuses Soviet arms support to Syria and Egypt. U N reports mounting tensions at Kilometer 101 in Egypt amid ongoing talks between Israeli Maj Gen Yariv and Egyptian Lt Gen el Gamasy.
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Middle East
Russia
Kilometer 101
Egypt
U.N
Aharon Yariv
Israel
Mohamed el Gamasy
Suez- Cairo Road
Kilometer 11
Suez Canal
Syria
Geneva
Oil firms may pick up fuel handling slack
International oil companies increasingly assume roles to blunt Arab oil embargo effects as governments hesitate. Diversions, price spikes, and reduced supplies appear as Iran and other non Arab sources ship to embargoed nations. France faces 10 to 15 percent cuts next month while Britain reports tighter supplies amid Arab boycott pressures. Sesshu Hayakawa dies at 87 after long illness. Chicago-educated actor appeared in Tito and Bridge over the River Kwai.
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Brussels
Middle East
Israel
United States
France
Britain
Netherlands
Kuwait
Iran
America
Housing ad notes quick rental in Austin area
Classified in Herald advertises five room modern house with garage near Brownsdale available now. Ad scheduled for three days but canceled after one day. contact after 6 pm at the listed phone number for details.
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Austin
Herald
Brownsdale
Palmyra Bride and Groom Depart In Surprise Fire Engine Ride
Karl Wermuth and Candis Traiser wed in Palmyra New Jersey as his mother Ruth Wermuth waves from a fire engine that carried the couple to their reception. The groom’s sister arranged the unconventional surprise getaway.
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Karl Wermuth
Candis Traiser
Mrs
Ruth Wermuth
Palmyra
New Jersey
National fuel oil rationing plan approved by federal government
A national fuel oil rationing plan would cut residential use by 15 percent and industrial use by 10 percent, with residential thermostats lowered six degrees and business heating reduced by 10 degrees. New England fuel dealers say the proposal mirrors institute aims and will be published after two to three weeks of discussion. The plan, tied to a broader energy discussion in Washington, could reduce No 2 oil consumption nationwide amid forecasts of a winter shortage.
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Melvin R. Laird
White House
Boston
New England Fuel Institute
Charles Burkhardt
Institute
Burkhardt
New England
Washington
Nixon
Administration
John A. Love
Daily Hampshire Gazette
Northhampton
Mass
Cadillacs and school buses recalled in two automaker actions
U S automakers announce recalls totaling over 383000 vehicles. GM recalls 380000 1971 1972 Cadillacs while Ford recalls 3527 1973 1974 school buses. Ben Gurion condition worsens after stroke in Tel Aviv. Nixon to outline energy plan on Monday address.
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Detroit
U.S
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Tel Aviv
David Ben-Gurion
Miss World 1973 Marjorie Wallace Crowned in London
Marjorie Wallace, 19 from Indianapolis, is named Miss World 1973 after a field of 54 contestants. At the Coronation Ball in London she holds a beer and winks as she accepts the title and a first prize of 7200 dollars.
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Marjorie Wallace
Indianapolis
London
Wallace
Prison hearing heads to Stillwater State Prison issues
A joint legislative hearing by the Crime Prevention and Control Committee and the Governmental Operations Committee will review recent problems at Stillwater State Prison. Rep. Helen McMillan and Rep. William Quirrin will chair the session at 9 30 am Saturday December 1 in Room 15 at the State Capitol. They urge prison staff current and former residents to provide candid information on conditions and possible causes of events. A follow up meeting with administration officials is planned.
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Crime Prevention and Control Committee
Governmental Operations Committee
Stillwater State Prison
Helen McMillan
William Quirrin
State Capitol
McMillan
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2Nd St. NE
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Decca Club
Ernest Danek
Santa
North Pole
Moshe Dayan
Bar Association
Dayan
U. N
al Ahram
Hayakawa
Ctes
Tokyo
Sesshu Hayakawa
The
University of Chicago
Tito
Yoshiwara
Cadillacs
Ben-Gurion
McMcMillan
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Airki
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