Oil have-nots seek solution to crisis
Washington talks on the oil embargo bring warnings of world order collapse. Kissinger chairs 13 nations and urges coordinated action while France resists a code of conduct. France strikes its own deals with Iran as Western allies seek a long term oil price framework and shared emergency measures.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Japan
Masseyoshi Ohiri
State Department
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
France
West Germany
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Britain
Kissinger
U.S
William E. Simon
Nixon
Common Market
Paris
Iran
Michel Jobert
High-speed Route 7 crash claims Pownal man
Arthur L. Sprague 38 of Cherry Court Trailer Park Pownal died in a one car crash on Route 7 Shaftsbury Saturday at 8 30 pm. His brother Gregory C. Sprague 36 was injured and treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The Ford sedan traveled at an extremely high rate of speed veered off the right side Bottom Hill struck trees and was found torn apart. The body was taken to Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home for examination by Dr Arthur S Faris before removal.
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Bennington County
Arthur L. Sprague
Cherry Court
Pownal
Greg C. Sprague
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arlington Rescue Squad
Sprague
Bottom Hill
Hanson- Walbridge
Arthur S. Faris
Raymond Bolton
Route 7
Broad powers claimed for impeachment inquiry
The House impeachment inquiry chief says his panel can seek information from the secret recesses of the presidency and may summon President Nixon if needed. Peter Rodino argues authority to inquire fully, and that executive privilege cannot block information. He notes possible cooperation with the White House and Jaworski, and plans to request information this week.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Peter Rodino
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Leon Jaworski
ABC
House
James K. Polk
Polk
Rodino
Jaworski
Soviets press Syria to push talks with Israel
The Soviet Union agreed to press Damascus to advance troop withdrawal talks with Israel as clashes flare on the Golan Heights. An Israeli cabinet briefing said the United States relayed that Moscow would use influence to obtain the POW list and Red Cross access. A civilian woman was killed near the Lebanese border amid fighting, and a Cairo summit is discussed as limited talks to precede a broader 30 nation meeting.
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United Press International
Soviet Union
Syria
Israel
Abba Eban
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
Eban
United States
Damascus
Red Cross
Cairo
al Ahram
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Kuwait
Lahore
Pakistan
Washington
McCloskey predicts panel will approve impeachment
Rep. Paul McCloskey says the House Judiciary Committee will likely recommend impeachment of President Nixon, citing crimes and obstruction of justice. He doubts Nixon should stay in office and suggests Ford or other Republicans as possible 1976 nominees.
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McCloskey
Judiciary Committee
Nixon
New Hampshire
Inside FBI Seeks Witness Couple in Hearst Kidnapping Case
A sought couple possibly witnessed the Hearst kidnapping as authorities review leads on this developing case. Investigators request information from the public to identify the pair and corroborate statements.
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FBI
Hearst
Montpelier
Gerald Raftery
James Reston
Washington
Hoosick
Mt. Anthony
MSJ
UCLA
Oregon State
British miners block fuel shipments during strike
Striking British miners clashed with safety crews on the second day of violence as they block fuel to power plants and factories. Prime Minister Heath argues the Labor party has swung left while Labor leader Wilson accuses Heath of divisive tactics. Pickets threaten to refuse work when the strike ends. Gedling mine sees held entrances as safety crews move in.
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London
UPI
Britain
Edward Heath
Heath
Harold Wilson
Jeremy Thorpse
Wilson
Gedling
Nottinghamshire
Tracks cleaned after weekend accident recovery
Work crews spent the weekend cleaning and repairing the railway tracks after an accident. Further details and updates are promised on Page 6.
Vermont drivers cross into Quebec for gas shortage relief
At Abercorn and nearby Frelighsburg stations Vermont motorists with scarce fuel access are buying gas in Canada. About 125 Vermont plates fill up weekly at one Abercorn Texaco as prices run low and discounts lure cross border sales. Canadian rules prevent fuel taken out of the country. officials ask leaving vessels at the border and apply duty to cans.
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UPI
Vermont
Frelighsburg
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