Ford pledges U S support for Korea in Seoul visit
President Ford pledged that the United States will not reduce its troops or military aid in South Korea. He spoke during a triumphal 12 mile drive into Seoul as about two million Koreans greeted his arrival in a blizzard of confetti.
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Pentagon to cut 23,100 jobs at bases nationwide
The Pentagon will eliminate 11,500 military and 11,600 civilian posts across Army Air Force and Defense bases, closing Frankford Arsenal in Philadelphia and Ellington AFB in Houston, saving about 300 million dollars annually after 1977 while overseas bases remain unaffected. A separate note covers Ford Park talks and Korea defense aid.
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IRA bombing in Birmingham leaves many dead and wounded
Scotland Yard ordered a nationwide hunt for a getaway car after two massive blasts ripped through the Mulberry Bush and Tavern in the Town pubs. Nineteen people died and about 120 were injured. police warned more bodies could be buried in the rubble. A notice sought a car with plate 123WW as detectives describe several men fleeing the scene.
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Coal talks take a new gloomy look in stalemate
Washington UPI reports Leroy Padderson of Madisonville Kentucky rejects a three year union contract. He says miners will not accept the tentative deal and the nationwide soft coal strike could extend into December. He criticizes wages safety and working conditions while noting broader layoffs raise power and heat risks.
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Salmon budget hints at new taxes in Vermont
MONTPELIER UPI Gov. Thomas P Salmon’s budget hearings point to an increased sales tax with measures to shield the poor. Salmon said avoiding revenue increases would be the feat of 1974, though he acknowledged efforts to prevent a tax rise.
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Rockefeller nomination cleared by Senate Rules Committee
The Senate Rules Committee voted 9-0 to approve Nelson A. Rockefeller’s nomination for vice president and send it to the full Senate as the House Judiciary Committee opened hearings. A confirmation vote was not expected until after Thanksgiving recess amid a tax plan debate and disclosures about Rockefeller’s finances and loans.
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Hunt memo lays out blunt terms in Watergate case
Washington report recalls a 1972 memo from E Howard Hunt presented during the conspiracy trial of five former Nixon aides. The three page note says the burglars kept quiet in exchange for cash and pardons, warning that loyalty is a two way street. Notes discuss Nixon seeking a way out as Dean’s defection looms and cover up risks rise.
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AT&T Antitrust Suit Could Cost Taxpayers, Users
The government sues AT&T in a high stakes antitrust case likely to span a decade. AT&T Chairman John deButts says the bill will be astronomical and paid by consumers, with attorney fees for both sides running into millions. He vows to fight to the end and expects a victory, recalling a 1949 case resolved seven years later with limited structural changes.
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Londonderry shooting death leaves police baffled
State police investigate the Nov. 16 shooting death of Eugene Ameden 62, while working on a bulldozer on Hell's Peak Road. Investigators search the area for clues, interview friend Thomas DeVito, and consider the case possibly unsolvable with no motive or clear shooter.
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Inside The Wadsworths Culinary Aftermath Of Thanksgiving
Page 3 covers the culinary aftermath of the Thanksgiving turkey. The piece surveys leftovers, menu memories, and family dynamics surrounding the holiday meal in a compact domestic feature.
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